Telephone Conversation between President Johnson and George Wallace.
Citation No.: 7095. Continued from 7094 and to 7096.
March 18, 1965
Time: 4:33PM. Continuing.
Speakers: President Johnson, George Wallace, Nicholas Katzenbach, and Buford Ellington.
General Topics: Civil Disorders; Civil Rights; Crime & Law Enforcement; Defense; Economics; Education; Judiciary; Presidency; Press Relations; Public Relations; Religion
Topics: Wallace Expresses Concern About Conditions In Alabama After Selma March, Effects Of Protests On State Economy; LBJ Promises Cooperation, Recommends Wallace Call Up National Guard And LBJ Federalize It If Necessary; Possibility Of Violence
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