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Paint on the Wall

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Premier Alexei Kosygin

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President Johnson's Taped Conversation about the Glassboro Summit

This item is a taped conversation between President Lyndon B. Johnson and former President Dwight D. Eisenhower concerning the progress made during the Glassboro Summit. Johnson briefly discusses several topics, including Moscow’s concern about the…

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President Lyndon B. Johnson Speaks to Premier Alexei Kosygin

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President Lyndon B. Johnson's remarks concerning the Glassboro Summit.

President Lyndon B. Johnson speaking on the south lawn of the White House concerning the outcomes of the Glassboro Summit.
June 25th, 1967

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President's Daily Diary Entry, June 23, 1967

This is President Johnson's daily diary entry for the morning of June 23, 1967. This was the first day of the Glassboro Summit Conference in Glassboro, New Jersey. President Johnson met with Aleksei Kosygin, Chairman of the Council of Ministers,…

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