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President Lyndon B. Johnson is sworn in by Judge Sarah T. Hughes as his wife and Mrs. John F. Kennedy flank him in the cabin of Air Force One   Stoughton, Cecil   Vintage wire photograph on paper  November 22, 1963 (printed 1964) 
President Johnson is honored with a reception in Washington given by the blacks he appointed to office. Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall, right, praises the President for his work on Civil Rights.   Harrity, Charles   Vintage wire photograph on paper  December 17, 1968 
President Johnson with Senate leaders Mike Mansfield (left) and Everett M. Dirksen gives a V for victory sign in the Capitol after his voting rights legislation won a 79-18 victory   Tasnadi, Charles   Vintage wire photograph on paper  August 4, 1965 
With FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover at his side, President Lyndon Johnson announces that four Ku Klux Klan members have been arrested in Alabama for conspiracy in the slaying of a Detroit mother   Unknown Photographer   Vintage wire photograph on paper  March 26, 1965 
First Lady Lady Bird Johnson clasps President Johnson's hand after he signed the Civil Rights Bill into law in Washington   Unknown Photographer   Vintage wire photograph on paper  July 2, 1964 
President Johnson told reporters at a news conference in Washington DC that "the cause of Civil Rights is not helped" by civil disobedience tactics   Unknown Photographer   Vintage wire photograph on paper  April 16, 1964 
President Johnson signs the new Civil Rights Open Housing Bill into law in ceremonies in the White House East Room   Unknown Photographer   Vintage wire photograph with applied pigment on paper  April 11, 1968 
President Johnson and Alabama Governor George Wallace appear before newsmen following a conference at the White House that lasted more than three hours   Unknown Photographer   Vintage wire photograph on paper  March 13, 1965 
President Johnson pays close attention to A. Phillip Randolph, right, Vice President of the AFL-CIO, and Roy Wilkins, Director of the NAACP, in a meeting in the Cabinet Room at the White House.   Georges, Harvey   Vintage wire photograph on paper  April 28, 1966 
President Johnson enters Washington Cathedral to attend a memorial service for Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.   Unknown Photographer   Vintage wire photograph on paper  April 5, 1968 
President Lyndon B. Johnson is applauded by Whitney Young, Executive Director of the National Urban League, after the President addressed the organization's 12th annual Equal Opportunity Days awards dinner in New York City   Unknown Photographer   Vintage wire photograph on paper  November 19, 1968 
President Johnson poses at the White House with Constance Baker Motley, black president of the borough of Manhattan. He will nominate Mrs. Motley to be a federal judge for the Southern District of New York.   Unknown Photographer   Vintage wire photograph on paper  January 25, 1966 
Eleven people live in this house on an Autauga County farm owned by Mrs. Lyndon Johnson   Unknown Photographer   Vintage wire photograph on paper  August 1965 
Republican Congressmen Dave Martin of Nebraska and Gene Snyder of Kentucky released this photo of a farm house on Alabama land owned by Mrs. Lyndon Johnson   Unknown Photographer   Vintage wire photograph on paper  May 1964 
Ku Klux Klan leaders Robert Shelton of Alabama and Calvin Craig of Georgia have requested a conference with President Johnson to discuss his attacks on the Klan   Cort, Horace   Vintage wire photograph on paper  March 1965 
Flag flies at half staff at President and Mrs. Lyndon Johnson's ranch, honoring slain Civil Rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Stonewall, Texas   Powers, Ted   Vintage wire photograph on paper  April 5, 1968 
Close to 90 black and white CORE demonstrators, including many women, were arrested and detained at police headquarters in St. Louis   Unknown Photographer   Vintage wire photograph on paper  February 1964 
Police reinforcements arrive at the White House as several hundred pickets continue to march outside   Unknown Photographer   Vintage wire photograph on paper  March 13, 1965 
One soldier with a machine gun and another with out-thrust rifle take up guard posts on the Senate steps of the Capitol   Harrity, Charles   Vintage wire photograph on paper  April 5, 1968 
President Lyndon Baines Johnson signing the Civil Rights Bill in the East Room of the White House   Unknown Photographer   Vintage wire photograph with applied pigment on paper  July 2, 1964 
Senator Everett M. Dirksen (R-IL) and Senator Lyndon B. Johnson (D-Tx) pose for a handshake after the Senate passed a Civil Rights bill   Unknown Photographer   Vintage wire photograph on paper  April 8, 1960 
President Lyndon B. Johnson called for broad federal and private efforts to enlist more black Americans for medical careers   Rous, John   Vintage wire photograph on paper  August 14, 1968 
President Johnson meets with Floyd McKissick, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and Representative Emanuel Celler (D-NY) and the White House   Georges, Harvey   Vintage wire photograph on paper  April 29, 1966 
President Johnson speaks to members of a Christian Leadership Seminar in the Rose Garden at the White House   Schutz, Bob   Vintage wire photograph on paper  March 25, 1964 
President Johnson in his White House office before telling newsmen that he will call up the Alabama National Guard to protect Civil Rights marchers   Burroughs, Henry   Vintage wire photograph on paper  March 19, 1965 

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