Box 18
Contains 32 Results:
Lyndon B. Johnson family – research material
Lyndon B. Johnson family – research material
“White House Weddings of Presidential Children – Maria Hester Monroe” draft and research notes
“White House Weddings” – drafts of articles
“White House Weddings” – drafts and research material
“White House Weddings” – research material
“She Blazes Trails into Corporate Boardroom” in Christian Science Monitor, October 4, 1971 (article about Patricia Harris)
Book reviews by CSC
Books - Women of Tennessee: A Record of Their Achievements in the History of the State - related material and correspondence, 1940
“Is This Your Life?” Drama for the Woman’s National Democratic Club, May 25, 1955
“The Kennedys” White House Skit, 1962-63
Books – Eye of the Storm – collaboration with Senator Albert Gore, Sr. – correspondence and research material, 1970
Books – Eye of the Storm – collaboration with Senator Albert Gore, Sr.- contract agreement and other material
The Washington Post – “Edith Galt Matched Wilson’s Brilliance”, January 20, 1961
The Washington Post – “Grand Dame of Former First Ladies Nears Tenth Decade” October 15, 1961 ( with letter of praise)
The Washington Post – “Mrs. Roosevelt Called ‘First Lady of the World’” November 8, 1962 (with letter from Virginia Livingston Hunt)
“Claudia Taylor Johnson: A Special McCall’s Report on the First Lady”, March 1964
Lynda Bird Johnson and trip to Arizona – notes, June 12 – 20, 1965
Lynda Bird Johnson and trip to Arizona – correspondence, June 12 – 20, 1964
“Lynda Bird Uncovers a Skeleton” by Lynda Bird Johnson – typescript copy with CSC’s edits
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