LBJ and Robert F. Kennedy, 6/9/64, 12:25P
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- Telephone Conversation between President Johnson and Robert Kennedy.
Citation No.: 3646
June 9, 1964
Time: 12:25P
Speakers: President Johnson and Robert Kennedy. Office conversation.
General Topics: Appointments & Nominations; Civil Rights; Congressional Relations; Defense; Judiciary; Legislation; Public Relations; Southeast Asia; Vietnam
Topics: RFK Suggests LBJ Inform Congress On Laos Air Strikes; Question Of Congressional Resolution On Vietnam; Public Opinion On Vietnam; Jury Trial Amendment, Cloture Vote On Civil Rights Bill; John Stennis And Appointments Of US Marshal, Judge In Mississippi
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The 60s were the most dangerous difficult exciting times in my life and part of the 70s. Three assassinations, 700 riots and Vietnam, plus the space age and going to the moon in 1969, the year I graduated high school. And a musical revolution to score it. Oh those were the days my friend we thought they’d never end we sang and danced forever and a day, we sang the song we’d choose we’d fight and never loose those were the days oh yes those were the days. lol 🎶
Great conversation, thank you
As Bobby Kennedy said, those were "interesting times". Bob Truck
I remember those days it was much simpler than the way it is now you had no internet no cell phones phones used to be wired and used to hang up on walls around desk and you used to have rotary phones and you used to have violent and you used to have to dial with a finger in your finger after while with hurt depending on how many phone calls you made plus let's not forget cigarettes for cheap and you can smoke anywhere you want it back then
And war in Vietnam and riots in the streets and fighting for Civil Rights with violent opposition and 4 icons assassinated in rapid succession and Kent State...
the 1960s with a best time of my life .
how he talked to this guy knowing what he did. some strength.
i dont know how many kids lbj killed in his day, but i know he killed one president and one future president.
Bobbie disliked LBJ so much, he had his reasons. Yes Bobbie had a lot of strenght, and spiritual strenght at that.
Thugs and statesmen all in the same times. LBJ the gangster Bobby the statesman.