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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1973

Page

6

Nixon Pays Tribute To Former Leader

President Nixon eulogized Lyndon Johnson as a dynamic leader and man of ability. He recalled Johnson's commitment to America, spoke of meetings and phone calls, and noted mourning actions including half staff displays as the nation honors the former president.

Nixon Lyndon B. Johnson Ziegler Johnson Henry M. Jackson D. Wash Lyndon Johnson Sen John L. McClellan Dirk Senate America Roose Capitol Hill White House W. Averell Harriman Beaultx Sen J. Glenn Beall Mike Mansfield D-1 Ogden R. Reid D-N.y Mont Jas Great Society Edward M. Kennedy Mass John Kennedy Abraham Hincoln Edmund Muskie Dmaine

History altered by LBJ's death and earlier presidents

New York AP reports Lyndon B. Johnson died, leaving no living ex president for first time since Coolidge, with analysis of prior eras. The piece notes parallels to Adams, Washington, Grant, Hoover, Truman and ties to Johnson within a month of Truman’s death. Israel Lebanon goat incident also noted at UN on border tensions.

New York Lyndon B. Johnson United States Calvin Coolidge George Washington John Adams Ulysses Grant Andrew Johnson Coolidge Herbert Hoover Franklin J. Roosevelt Johnson Harry. S. ‘Truman Adams Jefferson Warren E. Burger Secretary of Defense Melvin R. Laird Department of Defense Ford Gerald i. Ford House Lyndon Johnson Senate McGovern Franklin D Roosevelt London

Leaders, allies react to Lyndon Johnson death

National figures from both parties mourn Lyndon B. Johnson after his death. Sen. Javits and George Bush praise his war on poverty and leadership, while Barry Goldwater and Abe Fortas offer contrasting views on his legacy and Vietnam policy.

Jacob Javits Johnson Bush George Bush U.S United Nations Republican National Committee GOP Barry M. Goldwater Rariz Treasury John Connally Tryall Golf Club Kingston Jamaica Connally Texas Nellie John Kennedy Kennedy Dallas Supreme Court Abe Forlas Moore Fortas Bhief Justice Lyndon’ Baines Johnson Eligio de la Garza Dtex Sen George McGovern D- S.D Congress Lyndon Johnson Claude Pepper D-Fra

Brazil Plans 2000 Mile Highway Network Ring

Brazil will build a 2000 mile highway north of the Amazon as the backbone of a regional link to French Guiana Suriname Guyana Venezuela Colombia and Peru the government announced in Brasilia.

Brazil Brasilia Bri I Amazon River French Guiana Surinam Guyana Venezuela Colombia Peru

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