Brief
Lyndon B. Johnson
The claims the writer was given for Lyndon B. Johnson, in the order they were given.
1
Albert Thomas of Texas was a close political ally of Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson and a staunch anti-communist.
“Powerful congressmen, like Albert Thomas of Texas (a close political ally of Vice President Lyndon Johnson and a staunch anti-communist)”
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Albert Thomas, along with Lyndon B. Johnson, later secured the location of the Manned Spacecraft Center in Houston, Texas, Thomas's home district.
“along with LBJ, later got the Manned Spacecraft Center located in his home district in Houston”
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3
John F. Kennedy was generally unpopular in the South, but more popular in Texas due to Lyndon B. Johnson's influence, his showdown with Nikita Khrushchev over Cuba, and the money the space programme brought to Texas.
“While he was generally unpopular in the South, he was actually more popular in Texas because of Lyndon Johnson, his showdown with Khrushchev over Cuba, and the dollars the space program was bringing to Texas.”
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Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson stated the previous spring before the assassination that John F. Kennedy might visit Dallas, Texas in the summertime.
“The plans for Kennedy to go to Texas had been made the previous spring, when Vice President Lyndon Johnson stated that Kennedy might visit Dallas in the summertime.”
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5
In September 1963, a letter from Johnson aide Jack Valenti announced the Texas campaign swing that would include Dallas.
“It wasn’t until September that a letter from Johnson aide Jack Valenti announced the Texas campaign swing.”
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6
The Texas trip was originally proposed as a one-day trip for 1963-11-21, but by October 1963 Lyndon Johnson had become involved in planning and a second day, 1963-11-22, was added.
“Originally proposed as a one-day trip for November 21, by October Lyndon Johnson had become involved in the planning and a second day was added, November 22.”
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After his speech on 1963-11-21, John F. Kennedy departed, followed by Congressman Albert Thomas and Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson, who accompanied him aboard Air Force One to Dallas, Texas the next morning.
“Kennedy departed after his speech, followed soon by Thomas and Vice President Johnson. They both accompanied him to Dallas the next morning on Air Force One.”
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8
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson was taken to an undisclosed location after the assassination of John F. Kennedy on 1963-11-22.
“Vice President Johnson was whisked away to an undisclosed location.”
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9
In the weeks after the assassination, Lyndon B. Johnson made a show of arguing to continue John F. Kennedy's plans for Soviet cooperation in space.
“Over the next few weeks, Johnson made a show of arguing to continue Kennedy’s plans for Soviet cooperation in space.”
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Lyndon B. Johnson had enormous political capital in the weeks following the assassination of John F. Kennedy to continue any of Kennedy's initiatives that he chose.
“Keep in mind that Johnson had enormous political capital to continue any initiative of the martyred Kennedy that he so chose in those days and weeks following the assassination.”
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11
Lyndon B. Johnson was constitutionally able to stand for re-election in 1968 but his unpopularity from his mishandling of the Vietnam War convinced him to forsake a second elected term and retire from public life.
“He was constitutionally able to stand for re-election in 1968, but his great unpopularity because of his mishandling of Vietnam convinced him to forsake a second elected term and retire from public life.”
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12
Presidential historian Doris Kearns Goodwin reported that Lyndon B. Johnson did not watch the Apollo 11 Moon landing on 1969-07-20 and refused to let anyone at his Texas ranch watch it, ordering all the televisions turned off.
“as reported by presidential historian Doris Kearns Goodwin, Johnson not only didn’t watch the Lunar Landing himself, he refused to let anyone at his Texas ranch watch it either, and ordered all the TVs to be turned off.”
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13
According to Saint John Hunt's account of his father's deathbed confession tape, E. Howard Hunt said that the Central Intelligence Agency operatives who planned and carried out the plot to kill John F. Kennedy, including Hunt himself, were all directed by one "top man": Lyndon Baines Johnson.
“The tape contains a remarkable “confirmation” in light of the completely independent evidence presented here that, above the CIA operatives (and contractors) who actually planned and carried out the plot to kill Kennedy, including E. Howard Hunt himself, they were all directed by one “top man.” Lyndon Baines Johnson.”
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14
Richard C. Hoagland speculates that if figures like Lyndon B. Johnson and Albert Thomas were willing to orchestrate the murder of President John F. Kennedy to protect the United States' space program, they must have expected to find extraordinary discoveries over the course of the space program's voyages.
“If men like Johnson and Thomas were willing to go so far as to orchestrate the murder of the President in order to protect the United States’ own, singular (and singularly expensive) space program, then they must have expected to find wonders beyond imagining over the course of their voyages.”
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15
John F. Kennedy appointed James E. Webb as the new Administrator of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) on the specific recommendation of Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson.
“To this end, Kennedy (on the specific recommendation of Vice President Johnson100) appointed James E. Webb as the new Administrator.”
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George Herbert Walker Bush re-created the National Space Council, an agency that had once been led by Lyndon B. Johnson when he was Vice President.
“First, he re-created the National Space Council, an agency that had once been led by Lyndon Johnson when he was Vice President.”
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In 1968, President Lyndon B. Johnson ordered the retirement of the A-12 OXCART when it was replaced by the SR-71 Blackbird, itself a modified version of the A-12.
“In 1968, President Johnson ordered the retirement of the A-12 when it was replaced by the SR-71, which itself was a modified version of the A-12.”
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Luis Elizondo believes the following US presidents were briefed in some way on UAP: Harry Truman, Dwight Eisenhower, John F. Kennedy, Lyndon B. Johnson, Jimmy Carter, Ronald Reagan, George H. W. Bush, and Donald Trump.
“As far as I know, the following US presidents were briefed in some way: Truman, Eisenhower, JFK, LBJ, Carter, Reagan, George H. W. Bush, and Trump.”
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Lyndon Johnson was approached by someone about the Unidentified Flying Object subject for about five minutes, said he was not interested, and directed that it be taken to his vice president Hubert Humphrey.
“I know that Lyndon Johnson was approached or he said, he was, they, someone talked to him, I'm pretty sure for about five minutes. And he said, I'm not interested in this. Take it to Hubert Humphrey, his vice president.”
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Hubert Humphrey was vice president under Lyndon Johnson.
“Take it to Hubert Humphrey, his vice president.”
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