LBJ and Harry Truman, 9/8/64, 6.43p.
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Date: 23/08/2012

Telephone Conversation between President Johnson and Harry Truman. 

Citation No.: 5537

September 8, 1964
Time: 6:43pm

Speakers: President Johnson, Harry Truman, and James Webb.

General Topics: Condolences & Greetings; Elections; National Politics; Pre-presidential; Presidency; Press Relations

Topics: LBJ Asks Truman How He, His Family Are Doing; Webb Reminisces About Past Meetings With Truman; Truman Tells Webb He Believes LBJ Will Be One Of Country's Greatest Presidents; LBJ Tells Truman He Wants To Come Visit Him, Discusses Roy Roberts' Endorsement

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