The President: January 1969. MP904.
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- Опубликовано: 13 янв 2013
- President Lyndon B. Johnson in January 1969. MP 904. Public domain.
This film is from the LBJ Library moving picture collection created by the White House Naval Photographic Unit, aka the Navy Films. The films consist of monthly reports on the activities of President and Mrs. Johnson from 1963-1969.
Below is an edited scene list for this film, from the LBJ Library audiovisual archives. We included useful shot descriptions where possible, although most have been cut for length. For more information please contact johnson.library@nara.gov.
Construction for Nixon inauguration; Nixon/Agnew campaign memorabilia
Wide shot construction, pan left to White House North ext.
LBJ speaks at National Press Club, 1/17/1969
The Oval Office, with shots of memorabilia of LBJ years
LBJ and reporter John Scali as bust of LBJ is being sculpted by Robert Berks; LBJ reflects on Presidency, White House West Sitting Room, 1/7/1969
LBJ with economic advisors, discussion of Federal Budget, White House Cabinet Room, 1/10/1969
LBJ meeting with Arthur Okun and Charles Zwick
LBJ in Oval Office with Charles Zwick
LBJ meets with advisors on Budget, 10% surtax, White House Cabinet Room, 1/4/1969?
Close-up Barefoot Sanders
Close-up Sec. C.R. Smith
Lady Bird Johnson supervises packing of family belongings, White House Sitting Room; official portraits of LBJ, Lady Bird Johnson stay in White House
LBJ's files from his national public service being packed for shipment to LBJ Library, Executive Office Building
LBJ, Cabinet members, Special Assistants; reflection on Vietnam War, peace efforts, White House Cabinet Room, 1/4/1969
Sec. Dean Rusk, LBJ sitting at Cabinet table
Medium shot Sec. Clark Clifford at table
Medium shot Walt Rostow
Close-up Tom Johnson
LBJ awards to Gen. Earle Wheeler the Oak Leaf Cluster to the Distinguished Service Medal, White House East Room, 1/10/1969
Wide shot Wheeler, LBJ at podium, Sec. Clark Clifford at podium
LBJ holds Democratic leadership breakfast, White House Family Dining Room; recap of LBJ achievements, 1/6/1969
Close-up Sen. Mansfield, Sen. Edward Kennedy
Close-up Sen. Byrd, Cong. Boggs, Speaker McCormack
Medium shot Califano, Sen. Byrd, Cong. Boggs, and Speaker McCormack
Lady Bird Johnson speaks at ceremony commemorating the issue of four new Conservation-related postage stamps, 1/16/1969
House of Representatives leadership holds reception for LBJ, Longworth Office Building, 1/6/1969
Medium shot LBJ, Speaker John McCormack, pan left Albert, Ford
Medium shot Sen. Edward Kennedy, Sen. Mike Mansfield
Medium shot Cong. Boggs, Lady Bird Johnson, Sen. Mansfield
LBJ speaks at the ground-breaking ceremony of the Joseph H. Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, Smithsonian Institution, 1/8/1969
Hirshhorn at podium speaking; LBJ, Lynda Johnson Robb in background, zoom in slightly
Ceremony for Apollo 8 astronauts, White House East Room, 1/9/1969
NASA footage of Apollo 8 mission
LBJ speech; presentation of NASA Distinguished Service Medals to the Astronauts
Astronaut Frank Borman speaks; Astronauts William Anders and James Lovell present LBJ with copy space treaty carried aboard the flight, and a photo of Earth taken from lunar orbit
LBJ desk cleaned, moved out; Roosevelt desk brought back into White House Oval Office
Party in honor of LBJ given by friends, Plaza Hotel, New York City, 1/13/1969
LBJ holds last Congressional leadership meeting, White House Cabinet Room, 1/14/1969
Close-up Cong. Carl Albert, Sen. Russell
Close-up Sen. Dirksen
Close-up Speaker McCormack
Medium shot Ford, Mansfield, and LBJ at Cabinet table
LBJ's last State of the Union Address, House Chamber, U.S. Capitol, 1/14/1969
LBJ, Lady Bird Johnson attend Diplomatic Corps tribute to Sec. and Mrs. Dean Rusk, Pan American Union Building, 1/15/1969
LBJ speaks about new Vietnam peace talks at Economic Report signing, White House Cabinet Room, 1/16/1969
LBJ attends ceremony in which the Medal of Honor is presented to a member of each of the Armed Services, White House East Room, 1/16/1969
Medium shot, title up: "Col. Joseph Jackson USAF"
Medium shot, title up: "Major Stephen Pless USMC"
Medium shot title up: "Lt. Clyde Lassen USN"
Medium shot Title up: "Sgt. Drew Dix USA"
Final Days of LBJ's Presidency
White House offices being cleaned, prepared for the new President
LBJ's last Cabinet meeting, White House Cabinet Room, 1/17/1969
Luci Johnson Nugent, Lyn Nugent in bedroom; Luci Johnson Nugent, Lady Bird Johnson, friends having tea; Lynda Johnson Robb walking Lucinda Robb in stroller
US Marine Band plays on White House South Lawn for the First Family as they watch from the White House Truman Balcony, 1/19/1969
Inauguration of Richard Nixon as President, 1/20/1969
LBJ, family say goodbye to crowd at Andrews AFB as they prepare to depart for Texas, 1/20/1969
Love watching this historic awesome
No matter what you think of President Johnson, these videos he had done were very well put together.. impressive!
Maj. Stephen Pless died in a motorcycle accident on July 20, 1969, just over six months after receiving the nation's highest award for gallantry in action. While driving across a drawbridge which connected the city of Pensacola to Pensacola Beach, his motorcycle plunged off the end of the open bridge into the water. The center span of the bridge opened horizontally, and Pless did not realize it was open until it was too late. His body was recovered by divers seven hours later. News of his death was overshadowed by the Apollo 11 moon landing, which occurred the same day.
Chris M - Wow
So sad..
Love him or hate him, LBJ was a Giant Figure in American History.
His great society was a burden to the taxpayer. Pretty much like Ronald Reagans tax cuts for the rich and his "Reaganomics and his huge increase of the budget of defense". Worked for the time when he was president, but emphasized as a financial burden for the future. The Great society program was impossible to fund even if there would have been no vietnam. The Great society consisted on the believe of permanent economic growth which was over in the late sixties due to the vietnam war and lead to an economic crisis in the seventies after the oil-price crisis and the decline of the old industries like steal and iron. New York City almost got bankrupt in 1975-77 because of that "Great-Society" spirit of the sixties. No industry, no jobs, more and more people who where depend on welfare and a bloated civil service in the cities (NYC). The "Great Society" was a dream. Impossible to implement. Not only because of the lack of money.
Like Trump is today. 😎
If the United states government can afford to spend 130 million dollars so the president can play gulf and the Pentagon can spend 20 million dollars a year on steak and lobster and the United states can pay for all the unnecessary politicians perks of office and their vacations to Hawaii and Bahamas ext and fly to these places on a giant luxury jet with wall to wall TVs leather couches bedrooms professional chefs with a fuel cost of 200 thousand per trip if the United nations can afford all these things this country can then fully fund Johnsons great society the United states is supposed to help its hungry disabled mentally and physically its homeless instead of giving the politicians 100s of millions a year in political perks of office and tax cuts for the richest 1 percent of Americans the poor needy disabled homeless suffering people need these things to survive and yes the government should have free medical coverage the United states is one of the only countries that dont offer free medical care to all its citizens instead the politicians use money that could go toward it on government paid vacations and 100s of millions in governor political perks and the politicians when they leave office still receive their full 180 thousand dollars or more salary untill they die free plane travel to anywhere in the world and free medical insurance and protection and access to governments vehicles
L.B. JOHNSON. The first US president to visit Malaysia . One of palm oil growers settlement in our country was name in his honour. 🇲🇾 🇲🇾 🇲🇾
Hard to believe hes only 60 here. He always looked old!
He died aged 64.
life is short
Enjoy your retirement Mr President.
Thanks for everything you gave me between January 1965 and January 1969.
By the way, 42:17, he's giving the medal to Forrest Gump...that's the footage used for the movie.
It was under President Johnson's watch that US Workers received an average of an 8% wage increase! Tim Moody from Turner, Maine USA
+Mark Moody Indeed sir you are right! An AllAmerican president, he was revered in our household.I think he did'nt appreciate how loyal those who supported him would've remained. My parents were for him even after RFK announced. We were, and are pure Johnson all the way! And Mrs. Johnson was a Queen!
"WE MUST EITHER LOVE EACH OTHER OR WE MUST DIE" PRESIDENT JOHNSON
No job is more important than the President of the United States of America
LBJ let the banksters and the military industrial complex do as they pleased.
Many thousands of young men died unnecessarily.
Yeah and Nixon took it to a whole new level.
50 years ago this month, Richard Milhous Nixon became the 37th President of the United States. Great President who did great things for this country.
Love him.
Not one word about JFK. Interesting.
We don't learn......
They don't talk about lady bird owning tv station's in texas. That the tv station's were also told what to report on.
station"s??? That is possessive. Station's what? Learn grammar!
LBJ was the greatest of the 20th Century Thank LBJ health care for him!
+Mark Moody He deserves the credit for convincing Congress to pass the legislation, but the credit for both the Great Society and the New Deal belongs to Teddy Roosevelt and the Progressive members of the GOP of his day.
Johnson has the blood on his hands of 58,000 brave U.S. soldiers, not to mention our great President , JFK. So sad.
Amen Brother....
Lady with the fur coat 😍 52:08
The worker at 0:16 is smoking a cigarette because smoking cigarettes was a part of the job and cigarettes were an important tool.
No hearing protection either.
LBJ has dyed his hair he was grey in the other clips
Stupid music!! It was a dreadful day!! I remember it all too well!
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boy aren't we paying for the so called great society. so easy to play santa clause
One of the worst