Lyndon Johnson. US Senate Majority Leader (and future US President) Lyndon Johnson talks to future Democratic Party presidential nominee Adlai Stevenson at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, Illinois, August, 1956.

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Lyndon Johnson. US Senate Majority Leader (and future US President) Lyndon Johnson talks to future Democratic Party presidential nominee Adlai Stevenson at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, Illinois, August, 1956.

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