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Reception following Wedding of Luci Baines Johnson and Patrick Nugent

Ring-bearer: Thomas Lyndon "Corky" Hand

Ring-bearer: Thomas Lyndon "Corky" Hand

Group of Bridesmaids, Lady Bird Johnson in background

President Lyndon B. Johnson escorts his daughter, Luci Baines Johnson

President Lyndon B. Johnson escorts his daughter, Luci Johnson, into the church

Luci Baines Johnson and ring-bearer Thomas Lyndon "Corky" Hand, others looking on

Luci Baines Johnson and ring-bearer: Thomas Lyndon "Corky" Hand, others looking on

Luci Johnson Nugent and Patrick Nugent greeted by her parents, Pres. Lyndon B. Johnson and Lady Bird Johnson

The bride and groom walk down the aisle after the ceremony

L-R: President Lyndon B. Johnson, Sen. Everett Dirksen

Prime Minister Harold Wilson speaks with President Lyndon B. Johnson

Senator Mike Mansfield

L-R: President Lyndon B. Johnson, Jake Jacobsen

Thurgood Marshall seated in the Oval office

President Lyndon B. Johnson walks his dogs up steps to board AF-1

A military musician plays a harp, in the background are 23 military hats on a shelf.

President Lyndon B. Johnson standing in a local bank

L-R: President Lyndon Baines Johnson, Joe Califano, Sam Hughes, and Charles Schultze.

L-R: Russell Long, Jack Brooks, Steve Martini, President Lyndon Baines Johnson

President Lyndon Baines Johnson

Nurses and patients watch a campaign event through a window from inside the hospital.

Nurses and patients watch a campaign event through a window from inside the hospital.

LBJ is sitting on a backwards facing chair with arms wrapped around the top of the chair, looking at the camera. Location is uncertain but might be the Boyhood Home in Johnson City, TX. He is indoors and the wide view shows the expanse of the room…

LBJ is sitting on a backwards facing chair with arms wrapped around the top of the chair, looking at the camera. Location is uncertain but might be the Boyhood Home in Johnson City, TX. He is indoors and the wide view shows the expanse of the room…

President Lyndon B. Johnson shaking photographer Tom Lankes hand.

President Lyndon B. Johnson, Lady Bird Johnson in a meeting aboard AF-1

President Lyndon B. Johnson greets hospital workers during a tour of the hospital.

L-R: Sec. Robert McNamara, Kermit Gordon, President Lyndon B. Johnson, Gardner Ackley, Joe Califano, Sec. Joe Fowler

Photographer Abbie Rowe holds gifts from President Lyndon B. Johnson during a surprise birthday announcement.

Seated (clockwise from left): Sec. Robert Weaver; Gov. Farris Bryant (?); Gov. Grant Sawyer (?); Gov. John Volpe; Barefoot Sanders; Sec. Robert McNamara; Gov. William Scranton; ?; Sec. Willard Wirtz; Sec. John Gardner; ?: Atty. Gen. Nicholas…

Photo of a cake with writing 'Happy Birthday Mr. President" and an emblem of a horse

President Lyndon B. Johnson laughs with group

President Lyndon Johnson at a podium, Anita Bryant is singing Happy Birthday to the President, other unidentified people in the photo

Lady Bird Johnson speaking at a podium, President Lyndon Johnson looking at her, a large sign reads Oklahoma wishes you Happy Birthday Mr. President

Dr. Orange Walter Starr of the Cherokee Nation presenting a gift to President Lyndon B. Johnson

Dr. Orange Walter Starr of the Cherokee Nation walking off podium behind President Lyndon B. Johnson

Dr. Orange Walter Starr of the Cherokee Nation presenting a peace pipe to President Lyndon B. Johnson

Dr. Orange Walter Starr of the Cherokee Nation, waving to the crowd, with President Lyndon B. Johnson

Photo of people shielding themselves from high wind, possible rotor wash from helicoptor. One man is filming, another man is holding onto his hat

President Lyndon B. Johnson greets supporters

Lady Bird Johnson and President Lyndon Baines Johnson prepare to enter Air Force One as an Air Force officer salutes.

President Lyndon Johnson shaking hands with a crowd of people, many faces of kids, in front of a building with an atomic energy symbol and a sign reading Welcome to Idaho Falls President Johnson.

Charles Schultze

Press Office Aide Hal Pachios

The dedication of the Dam in Summersville, West Virginia

President Lyndon B. Johnson (far left side of frame) talking with others aboard the flight. Included in the group were Sen. Jennings Randolph, Cong. Arch A. Moore, Cong. Harley Staggers, Cong. James G. Fulton, Gov. Charles L. Terry, Gov. Farris…

The dedication of the Dam in Summersville, West Virginia

Crowd wearing colonial costumes, heads bowed during benediction

President Lyndon B. Johnson and Lady Bird Johnson greeted by crowd

Dallastown residents watching President Lyndon B. Johnson from window

Ladies in colonial dress with welcoming sign

President Lyndon B. Johnson with young citizen of Dallastown

President Lyndon Baines Johnson walking with Detroit Mayor, Jerome Cavanagh

L-R: Cong. Rodney Love, President Lyndon B. Johnson

President Lyndon Baines Johnson shakes hands with Congressman Jack Brooks during signing ceremony

L-R: President Lyndon B. Johnson, Bill Moyers, John Steinbeck

L-R: John Steinbeck, President Lyndon B. Johnson

L-R: John Steinbeck, President Lyndon B. Johnson

President Lyndon B. Johnson and Mrs. Ne Win shake guests' hands.

Gen. Ne Win shakes a guest's hand as President Lyndon B. Johnson, Mrs. Ne Win, and Lady Bird Johnson look on.

President Lyndon B. Johnson is reaching for a pen from a group of pens in foreground.

Bill Signing: S. 3005 National Traffic and Motor Safety Act of 1966 and S. 3052 Highway Safety Act of 1966

Bill Signing: S. 3005 National Traffic and Motor Safety Act of 1966 and S. 3052 Highway Safety Act of 196

(L-R) Walt Rostow sits beside Ambassador Frederick Reinhardt on the sofa, and President Lyndon B. Johnson sits in a chair. They all smile at the camera.

President Lyndon B. Johnson shaking hands in receiving line

President Lyndon B. Johnson shaking hands with people in receiving line

President Lyndon B. Johnson shaking hands with people in receiving line

President Lyndon B. Johnson shaking hands with people in receiving line

President Lyndon B. Johnson walking to the lectern

L-R: Governor Buford Ellington of Tennessee and President Lyndon Baines Johnson

L-R: Unidentified, Joe Califano, President Lyndon B. Johnson

L-R: Ben Bradlee, Russell Wiggins, Katharine (Kay) Graham, President Lyndon B. Johnson

L-R: Ben Bradlee, Russell Wiggins, Katharine (Kay) Graham, President Lyndon B. Johnson

Sarah McClendon laughs at President Lyndon B. Johnson's response

Sarah McClendon listens as President Lyndon B. Johnson speaks to the press

President Lyndon B. Johnson is asked a question by Sarah McClendon

L-R: George Ball, Sec. Dean Rusk

L-R: Willard Deason, Fenner Roth, and Pres. Lyndon Baines Johnson.

President Lyndon B. Johnson posing with Blanco

President Lyndon B. Johnson posing with Blanco

President Lyndon B. Johnson, sitting at desk, signs a Columbus Day proclamation.

L-R: Chancellor Ludwig Erhard, President Lyndon B. Johnson

President Lyndon B. Johnson motions to someone to join him while Lady Bird Johnson watches parade.

President Lyndon B. Johnson speaks to a group of "Negro Office Holders" in conjunction with the Southern Regional meeting of elected and appointed Negro Democratic officials.

President Lyndon B. Johnson meets with "Negro American Negro Office" holders on the steps of the White House.

President Lyndon B. Johnson (far left) with Chancellor Ludwig Erhard (2nd from right) and others

President Lyndon B. Johnson watches as a model rocket is presented to Erhard.

President Lyndon B. Johnson conducts a meeting in the Oval Office.

Seated at table (L-R:) Sen. J. William Fulbright, Sen. Eugene McCarthy

In conversation L-R: F.M. Couve de Murville, President Lyndon B. Johnson

Candid study of President Lyndon Baines Johnson, seated

In conversation (L-R) Cliff Carter (Clifton Carter), Pres. Lyndon B. Johnson

Jack Valenti with an unidentified man

President Lyndon B. Johnson hands out signing pen, others look on

President Lyndon B. Johnson hands out signing pen, others look on

President Lyndon B. Johnson hands out signing pen, others look on

President Lyndon B. Johnson hands out signing pen, others look on