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"   And there was still , for minutes that seemed very long , no definite word . " Every face that came in , you searched for the answers you must know , " Lady bird Johnson was to say  . Lyndon Johnson still stood against the wall in that small , curtained space  , his wife sitting beside him , two or three men off to one side , standing silently or occasionally whispering among themselves  ; standing in front of him , " always there was Rufe  , " Mrs . Johnson says  . Johnson stood there for about thirty  - five minutes  . Then , at 1:20 , O'Donnell appeared at the door and crossed the room to Lyndon Johnson , and seeing the stricken " face of Kenny O'Donnell who loved him so much  , " Lady Bird knew .
    " He's gone , "  O'Donnell said  , to the thirty - sixth President of the United States . "  



 

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"  When the first calls came into George Hunt's office at LIFE reporting " that Kennedy had been shot  -- at first  , that is all : just that he he had been shot  , "  Russ Sackett recalls  -- the meeting broke up immediately  , with editors and reporters running back to their offices  .
    While , during the next few minutes , the news was trickling in from Dallas  , one decision was made quickly : Keith Wheeler's proposed second article on Lyndon Johnson would not run in the next issue of the magazine : there was obviously going to be so much other news that there would be no room for it . About a week later , William Lambert went in to see executive editor Ralph Graves and told Graves that any further investigation inro Johnson's finances should be postponed . " I told him I thought we ought to give the guy a chance  , " he said about the new President  , and Graves agreed , saying , in Lambert's recollection : " If you hadn't said that , I was going to tell you that  . "




   

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