White House History with Susan Page: Personal Reflections on President Lyndon B. Johnson
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White House History with Susan Page: Personal Reflections on President Lyndon B. Johnson
. This conversation will feature first hand reflections from first daughters
Lynda Johnson Robb and
Lloyd Hand on President Lyndon B. Johnson and their time in the White House.
This virtual event will be available on our Facebook channel and on our YouTube channel at 5:30 pm EST on Monday, February 15.
Susan Page
Susan Page is the Washington Bureau chief of USA Today, where she writes about the White House and national politics. She is the author of
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