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Johnsons Pace Raises Watchful Interest In White House
AP reports Lyndon B Johnson moves with near perpetual motion yet balances busy days with long lunches and brief getaways. He reads seven to eight newspapers daily and watches news shows, while his team says he avoids distractions like novels and films. Weekend escapes to Camp David and the LBJ ranch mix work with rest as aides note his heart has healed after a 1955 attack. He hosts leaders, tours ranches, and keeps schedules tight, even inviting 200 congressmen on three hours notice.
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