LBJ and Walter Reuther, 5/21/66, 12.39P.
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Date: 29/11/2012

Telephone Conversation between President Johnson and Walter Reuther,. 

Citation No.: 10132

May 21, 1966
Time: 12:39 PM

Speakers: President Johnson and Walter Reuther

General Topic: Civil Disorders; Civil Rights; Congressional Relations; Education; Elections; Health Policy; Johnson Family; Labor; Legislation; National Politics; Pre-Presidential; Press Relations; Speeches; Vietnam Criticism; Welfare

Topics: Reuther Thanks LBJ For Telephone Remarks To Uaw Convention; Discussion Of Antiwar Demonstration At Convention, Background Of Protesters; LBJ Thanks Reuther For His Work To Improve Social Conditions, Discusses Need For Liberals To Support Great Society

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