HARRY MIDDLETON

I see a society learning new ways as a baby learns to walk. He stands up, falls, stands again, falls and bumps his nose, cries, and tries again—and eventually walks. Some of the critics now sounding off about the Great Society would stop the baby after his first fall and say, "That'll teach you. Stick to crawling.

Johnson didn’t keep a diary. He didn’t write notes to himself. He was uniquely a man of the telephone.

President Johnson wanted no admission fee charged at the library. I have been sorely tempted to change that policy often, but I fear the reaction from the grave would be overwhelming.

Johnson didn’t keep a diary. He didn’t write notes to himself. He was uniquely a man of the telephone.

President Johnson wanted no admission fee charged at the library. I have been sorely tempted to change that policy often, but I fear the reaction from the grave would be overwhelming.