LBJ and John Connally, 7/23/64, 5:31P. 1 of 4.

Telephone Conversation between President Johnson and John Connally.
Citation No.: 4320. Continued to 4321, 4322, and 4323.
July 23, 1964
Time: 5:31P
Speakers: President Johnson and John Connally
General Topics: Civil Rights; Elections; Labor; National Politics; Religion
Topics: Connally Reports George Wallace Has Released His Delegates To Democratic Convention, Gives Pessimistic Political Report From Southern, Border States; Opposition To RFK, HHH As VP Nominee; Catholic As VP Nominee; Civil Rights Backlash In South; MFDP, RFK
More info on the LBJ telephone conversations: www.lbjlib.utexas.edu/johnson/...
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Of course it starts with a burp lol

[@trentbdog]

So thankful for the LBJ Library for putting these on KZbin. LBJ wanted the people to have access to these historical documents and tapes.

[@rgreenberg35]

Love old politics

[@andypistole8363]

Me too...Time machine to a better way of life.

[@lukedalley2394]

Finding these are the jackpot in doing research.

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Luke Dalley m

[@624radicalham]

Why these?

[@bradleyholt9805]

Connally, 8 months after being shot in Dallas

[@WilliamViets]

When did Connolly change parties?

[@peterm1826]

wheres the sound