Print: Lyndon Johnson, Commission On Civil Disorders, 1967 for Sale

Print: Lyndon Johnson, Commission On Civil Disorders, 1967 For Sale

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Print: Lyndon Johnson, Commission On Civil Disorders, 1967:
$10.48

This classic image is printed on high-quality, heavy-duty, semi-gloss paper, making a beautiful reproduction print. The image is well-focused with vivid colors. Choose from a print size of 8x12 inches or 11x17 inches.

About this image...

Title: President Lyndon Baines Johnson With Some Members Of The National Advisory Commission On Civil Disorders (Kerner Commission) In The Cabinet Room Of The White House, Washington, D.C., 1967
Notes: People identified in caption on contact sheet folder: left to right, standing: \"William M. McCulloch, U.S. Representative from the State of Ohio, 4th District; Senator Fred R. Harris, Senator from Oklahoma; Vice President [Hubert Humphrey], Katherine Graham Peden, Commissioner of Commerce, state of Kentucky; Herbert Jenkins, Chief of Police, Atlanta, Georgia; Senator Edward W. Brooke, Senator from Massachusetts; Cyrus Vance.\" Seated at table, left to right: \"Governor Otto Kerner, Chairman, Governor of Illinois; President [Lyndon B. Johnson], Mayor John Lindsay, Vice Chairman, Mayor of New York; I.W. Abel, President, United Steel Workers.\"
Creator: Trikosko, Marion S., photographer
Original Date: 29 July 1967
Subject: Governmental investigations--United States--1960-1970
Subject: Johnson, Lyndon B.--(Lyndon Baines),--1908-1973
Subject: Kerner, Otto,--1908-1976
Subject: Lindsay, John V.--(John Vliet)
Subject: Race relations--United States--1960-1970
Subject: United States.--National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders--People

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