LBJ and Dwight Eisenhower, 1/21/66, 1.15P.
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- Telephone Conversation between President Johnson and Dwight Eisenhower.
Citation No.: 9526
January 21, 1966
Time: 1:15 PM
Speakers: President Johnson, Dwight Eisenhower, and office secretary. Office conversation.
General Topic: Africa; Defense; Diplomacy; International Economic Policy; Presidency; Vietnam; Western Europe
Topics: Eisenhower Asks For Briefing On US Policy On UK Embargo Of Rhodesia; LBJ Suggests Andrew Goodpaster Brief Eisenhower On Rhodesia And Vietnam, Discusses His Future Plans For Goodpaster; Eisenhower Praises Goodpaster; Eisenhower's Recovery
More info on the LBJ telephone conversations: www.lbjlib.utexas.edu/johnson/...
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the LBJ library should post a short explanation for each of these clips so that the subject and context can be understood such as is this call about the United States support for Rhodesia which is apparently the genesis of this call. it is not clear from the call until late in the clip..
I wonder who is this guy LBJ wants 🤔 President Eisenhower to talk to ?
It seems to me LBJ really wanted what was best for the country in the tapes I've heard
Ask 57k Americans that died in Vietnam.
But I could be mistaken! Maybe one of JFK's MANY enemies killed him, as well!
It looks like LBJ was a good asset for the plotters to very thoroughly own and have *placed in an outer ring of assassination knowledge.
*See what LBJ's 'paramour' said about a meeting at Clint Murcheson's house the night before 'The Big Event.'
Other than Nixon... These are the two most knowledgeable experts of world affairs as we will ever have in the Oval office.
Yes, Vietnam worked out great.