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At President Johnson's Washington home in Spring Valley the first family of the nation
posed for their portrait. They are photographed in the home where they will remain
until Mrs. Kennedy is able to move from the White House. The First Lady, and standing beside the President is Lynda Bird, 19, and Luci Baines, 16. It might be noted that all of the family
have the initials LBJ
posed for their portrait. They are photographed in the home where they will remain
until Mrs. Kennedy is able to move from the White House. The First Lady, and standing beside the President is Lynda Bird, 19, and Luci Baines, 16. It might be noted that all of the family
have the initials LBJ
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At President Johnson's
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Washington home in Spring Valley
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the first family of the nation
posed for their portrait.
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They are photographed in the home
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where they will remain
until Mrs. Kennedy is able
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to move from the White House.
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The First Lady,
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and standing beside the President is
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Lynda Bird, 19,
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and Luci Baines, 16.
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It might be noted that all of the family
have the initials LBJ.
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Movie Summary
A groundbreaking documentary film that uses Lady Bird's audio diaries to tell the story of one of the most influential and least understood First Ladies in history.
