Pro | | | The Huntland Strategy Memo |
| Claudia A. T. | Johnson | Former First Lady of the United States. aka: Lady Bird Johnson. |
| Lyndon B. | Johnson | 36th President of the United States. |
| Barry | Goldwater | Former U.S. senator. |
| Robert | McNamara | Former U.S. Secretary of Defense. |
| John F. | Kennedy | 35th President of the United States. aka: Jack. |
| Lynda | | Lyndon's elder daughter. |
| Luci | | Lyndon's younger daughter. |
| Dr. | Cain | One of Lyndon B. Johnson's doctors. |
| Dr. | Hurst | One of Lyndon B. Johnson's doctors. |
| Martin Luther | King Jr. | African-American Baptist pastor and social activist. |
| Eugene | McCarthy | Former U.S. senator. |
| Robert | Kennedy | Former U.S. Attorney General. aka: Bobby. |
| William | Douglas | Former Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of U.S. |
| Richard | Russell | Lyndon B. Johnson's mentor. |
| Walter | Jenkins | LBJ's closest White House aide. |
| | | Act I August 1960-January 1965 |
1 | | | The Surrogate |
| Ethel | Kennedy | Robert Kennedy's wife. |
| Mary | McGrory | American journalist. |
| Jacqueline B. | Kennedy | Former First Lady of the United States. aka: Jackie. |
| Joseph | Kennedy | John F. Kennedy's father and political counsel. |
| Adlai | Stevenson | Former Governor of Illinois. |
| Samuel | Rayburn | Former Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives. aka: Sam. |
| John | Connally | LBJ's long-time aide. |
| Nancy | Dickerson | A journalist. |
| Rose | Kennedy | JFK's mother. |
| Stuart | Symington | Former U.S. Secretary of the Air force. |
| Richard | Nixon | 37th President of the United States. |
| Arthur | Schlesinger Jr. | American historian. |
| Mary Elizabeth | Carpenter | Lady Bird's Chief of Staff and communications director. |
| Esther Van W. | Tufty | American journalist. |
| Leslie | Carpenter | Liz's Carpenter's husband. aka: Les. |
| Eunice K. | Shriver | American philanthropist. |
| Patricia K. | Lawford | American socialite and JFK's sister. |
| Bess | Furman | American journalist. |
| Patricia J. | Doyle | The foundation's program officer for cultural affairs. |
| Richard | Kleberg | Former U.S. representative. |
| Thomas J. | Taylor | Lady Bird's father. |
| Bill | Moyers | Former White House Secretary. |
| Indira | Gandhi | Former Prime Minister of India. |
| Farah | Pahlavi | The widow of the last Shah of Iran. |
| Ralph | Yarborough | Former U.S. senator. |
| Patrick B. | Kennedy | JFK's son. |
| Bess | Abell | Lady Bird's permanent White House staff. |
| Earle | Clements | Former Governor of Kentucky. |
| Helen | | One of Bess' household staff. |
| Gene | Williams | One of Bess' household staff. |
2 | | | "Shame for Texas" |
| Rufus | Youngblood | A United States Secret Service agent. aka: Rufe. |
| Rebekah B. | Johnson | LBJ's mother. |
| Franklin D. | Roosevelt | 32nd President of the United States. |
| Lee Harvey | Oswald | JFK's assassin. |
| John Jr. | | JFK's son. aka: John-John. |
| Caroline | | JFK's daughter. |
| Abraham | Lincoln | 16th President of the United States. |
| Mary Geneva | Eisenhower | Former First Lady of the United States. aka: Mamie. |
| Agatha | Christie | An English writer. |
| Harry S. | Truman | 33rd President of the United States. |
| Rachel L. | Mellon | An American horticulturalist and gardener. aka: Bunny Mellon. |
| William | Shakespeare | An English playwright. |
| Ted | Kennedy | Former U.S. senator. |
| William H. | Taft | 27th President of the United States. |
| Charles de | Gaulle | Former President of France. |
| Ludwig | Erhard | Former chancellor of Germany. |
| Prince Philip | | Duke of Edinberg. |
| James Bernard | West | Former White House chief usher. |
| Andrew | Jackson | 7th President of the United States. |
| Theodore | Sorensen | JFK's speechwriter. aka: Ted. |
| Frank | Stanton | American broadcasting executive. |
| David | Sarnoff | American businessman; pioneer of American radio and television. |
| Clifford | Durr | A civil rights lawyer. |
| Robert | Lee | A confederate general during American Civil War. |
3 | | | Transition, Succession |
| James | Reston | Ameican journalist. aka: Scotty. |
| Clark | Clifford | JFK's lawyer. |
| Averell | Harriman | Former Governor of New York. |
| Michelle | Obama | Former First Lady of the United States. |
| Helen | Thomas | American reporter and author. |
| Frances | Lewine | American journalist and White House correspondent. |
| Doris | Fleeson | American journalist and columnist. |
| Mary | Lasker | American health activist and philanthropist. |
| Albert | | Mary Lasker's husband. |
| Ezra | Rachlin | A pianist and conductor of the Austin Symphony Orchestra. |
| Johann S. | Bach | A German composer. |
| Johannes | Brahms | A German composer. |
| Ludwig van | Beethoven | A German composer and pianist. |
| Linda | Loftis | Miss Texas in 1961. |
| Van | Cliburn | American pianist. |
| Robert | Schumann | A German composer. |
| Marie | Fehmer | Secretary to the president LBJ. |
| Juanita | Roberts | LBJ's principal secretary and confidant. |
| Geraldine | Whittington | LBJ's personal executive secretary. aka: Gerri. |
| Horace | Busby | American opinion journalist . speechwriter, consultant. |
| Roy | Wilkins | A prominent activist in the Civil Rights Movement. |
| Arlene | Francis | American actress, radio and TV talk show host. |
| Steve | Allen | American TV personality. |
| Dorothy | Kilgallen | American journalist and columnist. |
| Benett | Cerf | American author. |
4 | | | "Thank Yu, Mrs. Vice President 12:31 AM |
| Betty | Friedan | American feminist writer and activist. |
| Eleanor | Roosevelt | Former First Lady of the United States. |
| Helen | Gahagan | LBJ's one-time mistress. |
| Cleopatra | | Queen of the Ptolemaic Kingdom. |
| Mary | Bunting | The Radcliffe College president. |
| Abigail | Adams | Former Forst Lady of the United States. |
| Hillary | Rodham | Former U.S. Secretary of State. |
| Minnie Lee | Pattillo | Lady Bird'd mother. |
| Thomas Jr. | | One of Minnie Lee's son. |
| Antonio | | One of Minnie Lee's son. |
| Claud | | Minnie's brother. |
| Effie | Pattillo | Minnie's sister. |
| Charles | Bartlett | American journalist. |
| Marian | Anderson | African-American contralto. |
| Maria | Tallchief | A ballet dancer. |
| George | Balanchine | American ballet choreographer. |
| Eleanor | Presley | The director of a rocket and spacecraft integration division. |
| Kate | Tuchman | The principal in a public school in Manhatan. |
| Barbara | Solomon | An associate Dean at Radcliffe College. |
| Katie | Louchheim | A poet and a writer. |
| Elizabeth | Janeway | American author and critic. aka: Babs. |
| Hester Beall | Provensen | Lady Bird's speech coach. |
| Barbara | Ward | British economist and writer. |
| Edmund | Burke | An Irish-British statesman, economist and philosopher. |
| Arthur | Robertson | A Scottish runner. |
| Mrs. | Robertson | Arthur's wife. |
| Judy Ann | | Mr. and Mrs. Robertson's only daughter. |
5 | | | The Urban Environment |
| Aristotle | | A Greek philosopher. |
| Robert Gillman A. | Jackson | A UN administrator. |
| John Kenneth | Galbraith | Canadian-American economist. |
| Jack | Valenti | White House aide. |
| Richard | Goodwin | American writer and presidential adviser. |
| Tom | Hayden | American social and political activist. |
| Michael | Harrington | An American writer. |
| Le | Corbusier | A Swiss-American architect. |
| Robert | Moses | Former Secretary of State of New York. |
| Edward | Logue | American Urban planner. |
| Charles | Goodman | American architect. |
| James | Baldwin | American writer. |
| Lewis | Mumford | American historian. |
| Louise Bush | Brown | An author. |
| Victor | Gruen | Austrian architect. |
| Ian | Mettarg | Scottish landscape architect and author. |
| Lawrence | Halprin | American landscape architect. |
| Jane | Jacobs | American-Canadian journalist. |
| Susan | Brownmiller | American journalist. |
| Carl | Sanburg | American poet. |
| Walt | Whitman | American poet. |
| Stewart | Udall | Former United States Secretary of the Interior. |
| Lee | Udall | Stewart's wife. |
| Frank Lloyd | Wright | American architect. |
| Tom | | Stewart and Lee's eldest son. |
| Sharon | Francis | Essential liaison for Udall. |
| Wallace | Stegner | American novelist. |
| Thomas | Jefferson | 3rd President of the United States. |
| Henry David | Thoreau | American naturalist. |
| Theodore | Roosevelt | 26th President of the United States. |
| John | Muir | Scottish-American naturalist and author. |
| Frederick Law | Olmsted | American landscape architect. |
| Rachel | Carson | American marine biologist, writer, and conservationist. |
6 | | | "We Might Have a Small War on Our Hands" |
| McGeorge | Bundy | Former National Security Adviser of the United States. aka: Mac. |
| Ho Chi | Minh | Former President of North Vietnam. |
| Margy | McNamara | American journalist and TV critic. |
| Dean | Rusk | Former U.S. Secretary of State. |
| Virginia | | Dean Rusk's wife. |
| John | McCone | Former United States Director of Central Intelligence. |
| Henry Cabot | Lodge Jr. | Former U.S. senator. |
| Woodrow | Wilson | 28th President of the United States. |
| Edith | Wilson | Woodrow Wilson's second wife. |
| Robert | Byrd | Former U.S. senator. |
| Everett | Dirksen | Former minority leader of the U.S. senate. |
| Charles | Weltner | American jurist. |
| Lester | Maddox | Former governor of Georgia. |
| William Butler | Yeasts | Former senator of the Irish Free State. |
| J. Edgar | Hoover | Former Director of the NBI. |
| Kandi | Ohno | Japanese-American designer. |
| U | Thant | Former Secretary General of the United Nations. |
| Gregory | Peck | American actor. |
| Fredric | March | American actor. |
| Erich | Leinsdorf | Austrian conductor. |
| Peter | Yarrow | American singer-songwriter. |
| Paul | Stookey | American singer-songwriter. |
| Mary | Travers | American singer-songwriter. |
| Bob | Dylan | American singer-songwriter. |
7 | | | The Strategist: The 1964 Campaign |
| Douglass | Cater | American journalist. |
| Hubert | Humphrey | Former Vice-President of the United States. |
| George | Reedy | Former White House Press Secretary. |
| Albert | Moursund | American lawyer and politician. |
| Mike | Nichols | American film director. |
| Paul | Newman | American actor and film director. |
| Vic | Damone | American singer. |
| Barbra | Streisand | American singer. |
| Oscar | Brown Jr. | American singer-songwriter. |
| Pierre | Salinger | Former U.S. senator. |
| Hillary | Clinton | Former First Lady of the United states. |
| Lindy | Boggs | Former U.S. repsentative. |
| Hale | Boggs | Former U.S. representative. |
| Virginia | Durr | American activist. |
| Harper | Lee | American novelist. |
| Bess | Truman | Former First Lady of the United States. |
| Kenny | O'Donnell | Former White House Appointments Secretary of the United States. |
| Thomas | Eliot | A poet, essayist, publisher and playwright. |
| A. Willis | Robertson | Former member of the U.S. senate. |
| George Corley | Wallace | Former governor of Alabama. |
| Storm | Thurmund | Former governor of South Carolina. |
| Herman | Talmadge | Former governor of Georgia. |
| Betty | Talmadge | Herman's ex-wife. |
| Harry | Byrd | Former governor of Virginia. |
| Terry | Sanford | Former member of the U.S. senate. |
| Bobby | Baker | LBJ's political adviser. |
| Abe | Fortas | Former assistant justice of the Supreme Court of the United States. |
| Marjorie | | Walter Jenkin's wife. |
| Billy | Graham | Johnson's close friend. |
8 | | | "Our Presidency" |
| James | Monroe | 5th President of the United States. |
| Pedro | Sanjuan | A DNC official working on the Hispanic vote. |
| Jean | Louis | Lady Bird's longtime Georgetown hairdresser. |
| Alfred | Hitchcock | British film director and producer. |
| Elaine | May | American screenwriter, film director, actress, and comedian. |
| Carol | Channing | American actress. |
| Julie | Andrews | English actress, singer, and author. |
| Carol | Burnett | American actress, comedian, singer, and writer. |
| Woody | Allen | American filmmaker. |
| Lena | Edwards | A New Jersey physician. |
| Ralph | McGill | American journalist. |
| A. Philip | Randolph | A Black American civil rights activist, labor unionist, politician. |
| Wilem de | Kooning | A Dutch-American abstract expressionist artist. |
| Earl | Warren | The chief justice of the U.S. Supreme Court. |
| Winston | Churchill | Former British Prime Minister. |
| | | Act II: February 1965-December 1967 |
9 | | | Beautification, Euphemism by Design |
| Robert | McNamara | The eighth United States Secretary of Defense. aka: Bob. |
| Elizabeth | Rowe | Lady Bird's friend. aka: Libby. |
| Nash | Castro | The National Park Service liaison to the White House. |
| Pierre Charles | L'Enfant | A French-born American architect. |
| James | MacMilan | A Scottish classical composer and conductor. |
| Walter | Washington | Former mayor of the District of Columbia. |
| Thurgood | Marshall | US Supreme Court justice from 1967 to 1991. |
| Bennetta B. | Washington | American educator and community leader. |
| James Henry | Rowe | A lawyer, politician, government official. aka: Jimmy. |
| Mark | Twain | American author and humorist. |
| Laurance | Rockefeler | American businessman, financier, philanthropist. |
| Nathaniel A. | Owings | American architect. |
| Louis | Skidmore | American architect. |
| Michelle | Obama | Former First Lady of the United States. |
| Jimmie Lee | Jackson | African American civil rights activist. |
| Malcolm X | | American human rights activist. |
| William | Westmoreland | United States Army general. |
| John | Lewis | American politician and civil rights activist. |
| Hosea | Williams | American civil rights leader and activist. |
| Nicholas | Katzenbach | Served as U.S. Attorney General during the LBJ's administration. |
| Bill | Baxter | Lady Bird's pastor. |
| J. William | Fulbright | American senator |
10 | | | "We Could Fall Flat on Our Faces" |
| Franklin D. | Roosevelt | 32nd President of the United States. |
| Dwight D. | Eisenhower | 34th President of the United States. |
| Roger L. | Stevens | An American real estate executive. |
| Eric | Goldman | A law professor at Santa Clara University School of Law. |
| Barbaralee | Diamonstein | American architectural historian. |
| Leontyne | Price | The first African American singer. |
| S. Dillon | Ripley | An ornithologist, served as the 8th Secretary of the Smithsonian. |
| Joseph | Hirshhorn | An entrepreneur, financier, and art collector. |
| Auguste | Rodin | A French sculptor. |
| Edgar | Degas | A French artist famous for his pastel drawings and oil paintings. |
| Henry | Moore | An English sculptor. |
| Constantin | Brâncuși | Romanian sculptor, photographer and painter. |
| Pierre-Auguste | Renoir | French painter and sculptor. |
| Alberto | Giacometti | Swiss sculptor and painter. |
| Henri | Matisse | French artist. |
| Pablo | Picasso | Spanish artist. |
| Thomas | Eakins | American painter. |
| Edvard | Munch | Norwegian painter. |
| Jackson | Pollock | American painter. |
| Andrew | Mellon | American banker, philanthropist, art collector and politician. |
| Olga | | Joseph Hirshhorn's new wife. |
| James | Whistler | American painter. |
| Rembrandt | Peale | American painter. |
| Benjamin | Franklin | American author, political theorist, scientist, Founding Father. |
| John Singer | Sargent | American painter. |
| Ansel | Adams | American photographer and environmentalist. |
| Josef | Albers | German-American designer, painter, educator and typographer. |
| Richard | Anuszkiewicz | American painter, printmaker, and sculptor. |
| Richard | Avedon | American fashion and portrait photographer. |
| Leonard | Baskin | American sculptor, draughtsman and graphic artist. |
| Thomas Hart | Benton | American painter, muralist, and printmaker. |
| Harry | Bertoia | An Italian-born American artist, sound art sculptor. |
| Alexander | Calder | American sculptor. |
| Robert | Capa | A Hungarian-American war photographer and photojournalist. |
| Imogen | Cunningham | American photographer. |
| Stuart | Davis | American painter. |
| José de | Rivera | American abstract sculptor. |
| Richard | Diebenkorn | American painter and printmaker. |
| Alfred | Eisenstaedt | A German-born American photographer and photojournalist. |
| Walker | Evans | American photographer and photojournalist. |
| Sam | Francis | American painter and printmaker. |
| Robert | Frank | Swiss-American photographer and documentary filmmaker. |
| Morris | Gtaves | American painter. |
| Grace | Hartigan | American Abstract painter. |
| Hans | Hofmann | German American painter. |
| Edward | Hopper | American realist painter and printmaker. |
| Robert | Indiana | American artist. |
| Jasper | Johns | American painter and sculptor. |
| Ellsworth | Kelly | American painter, sculptor, and printmaker. |
| Andre | Kertész | Hungarian photographer. |
| Franz | Kline | American painter. |
| Dorothea | Lange | American documentary photographer and photojournalist. |
| Jacob | Lawrence | African American painter and art professor. |
| Jack | Levine | American painter and printmaker. |
| Jacques | Lipchitz | American and French sculptor. |
| Barbara | Morgan | American teacher and astronaut. |
| Robert | Motherwell | American painter and printmaker. |
| Louise | Nevelson | American sculptor. |
| Isamu | Noguchi | Japanese American sculptor and designer. |
| Georgia | O'Keeffe | American artist. |
| Jackson | Pollock | American artist. |
| Robert | Rauschenberg | American painter and graphic artist. |
| Man | Ray | American artist and photographer. |
| Larry | Rivers | American artist, musician, filmmaker, and occasional actor. |
| Mark | Rothko | American painter. |
| Ben | Shahn | Lithuanian painter and photographer. |
| David | Smith | American visual artist. |
| Edward | Steichen | American photographer, artist and curator. |
| Alfred | Stieglitz | American photographer and modern art promoter. |
| Paul | Strand | American artist. |
| Edward | Weston | American photographer. |
| Garry | Winogrand | American street photographer. |
| Andrew | Wyeth | American Realist painter. |
| Arthur | Miller | American playwright and essayist. |
| Milard | Lampell | American movie and television screenwriter. |
| Mildred | Dunnock | American theater, film and television actress. |
| Alfred | Hitchcock | British film director and producer. |
| Elia | Kazan | American film and theatre director. |
| Sarah | Vaughan | British writer and journalist. |
| Mark Van | Doren | American poet and literary critic. |
| Saul | Bellow | Canadian-American writer. |
| John | Hersey | American journalist, novelist, professor. |
| Phyllis | McGinley | American poet and author. |
| Catherine D. | Bowen | American writer. |
| George F. | Kennan | American advisor, diplomat, political scientist and historian. |
| Robert | Lowell | American poet. |
| Robert P. | Silvers | American lawyer and government official. |
| Hannah | Arendt | German-American philosopher and political theorist. |
| Jules | Feiffer | American cartoonist, screenwriter and playwright. |
| Lillian | Hellman | American dramatist and screenwriter. |
| Alfred | Kazin | American writer and literary critic. |
| Bernard | Malamud | American novelist and short story writer. |
| Mary | McCarthy | American novelist, critic and political activist. |
| Philip | Roth | American novelist and short story writer. |
| Wiliam | Styron | American novelist and essayist. |
| Robert Penn | Warren | American poet, novelist, and literary critic. |
| Dwight | Macdonald | American writer, editor, film critic, social critic, philosopher. |
| William | Zorach | American sculptor, painter, printmaker, and writer. |
| Roberta | Peters | American operatic soprano. |
| Duke | Ellington | American pianist. |
| Isabelle | Shelton | A journalist. |
| Mary | Smith | A reporter. |
| Gary van den | Heuvel | An author. |
| Miriam | Dobbin | A reporter. |
| Mary | McGrory | American journalist and columnist. |
| Ralph | Ellison | American novelist, literary critic, scholar and writer. |
| John | Steinbeck | American writer. |
| Robert | Weaver | Canadian editor and broadcaster. |
| Stephen | Currier | A philanthropist. |
| Craig | | Robert McNamara's son. |
| Pat | Nugent | Luci Johnson's husband. |
11 | | | "Impeach Lady Bird" |
| Carol | Anderson | American academic. |
| Rosa | Parks | American activist in the civil rights movement. |
| Roy | Wilkins | African American rights activist. |
| Honoré | Daumier | French printmaker, caricaturist, painter, and sculptor. |
| Robert | Henri | American painter. |
| Childe | Hassam | American painter. |
| Max | Ernst | German painter, sculptor and graphic artist. |
| Jack | Butler | American writer. |
| Walter | Reuther | A Labor union leader. |
| Sargent | Shriver | American diplomat, politician and activist. |
| Marvin | Watson | An advisor to U.S. president LBJ and was Postmaster General. |
| Mary | Rockefeller | Spouse of Nelson Rockefeller, First Lady of New York. |
| Wernher von | Braun | American aerospace engineer and space architect. |
| Bill | Mauldin | American editorial cartoonist. |
| Bob | Dole | American politician and attorney. |
12 | | | "Little Flames of Fear" |
| Gordon | Bunshaft | American architect. |
| Max | Brooks | American actor and author. |
| Simon | Breines | An imaginative urbanist and architect. |
| Kay | Graham | The publisher of the The Washington Post. |
| Margaret | Sanger | American birth control activist, educator and nurse. |
| Lurleen | | George Wallace's wife. |
| Sammy | Younge Jr. | A civil rights activist. |
| Adam Clayton | Powell Jr. | American Baptist pastor and politician. |
| Walter | Fauntroy | American pastor, civil rights activist, and politician. |
| Pauline | Shackleton | American politician. aka: Polly. |
| Ulysses S. | Grant | 18th President of the United States. |
| George | Hamilton | American film and television actor. |
| Richard | Nixon | 37th President of the United States. |
13 | | | At Home |
| Marie | Larkin | Recipient of the National Gallery of Art Teaching Award. |
| Helen | Williams | One of Lady Bird's staff at home. |
| Gene | Williams | The gardener and handyman. |
| Zephyr | Wright | Lady Bird'd cook. |
| Frank | | LBJ's aunt. |
| Effie | | Lady Bird's aunt. |
| James | Meredith | American civil rights movement figure, writer, and political adviser. |
| Cecille | Harrison | Lady Bird's acquaintance. |
| Hugo | Black | Former U.S. Supreme Court justice. |
| Tom C. | Clark | United States federal judge. |
| Mary | | Tom Clark's wife. |
| Mollie | Parnis | American fashion designer. |
| Gerald | Ford | 38th President of the United States. |
| B. | Traven | German novelist. |
| Albert | Camus | French philosopher, author, and journalist. |
| Gerald | | Pat Nugent's father. |
| Tillie | | Pat Nugent's mother. |
| Gerald Jr. | | Pat's elder brother. |
| Haile | Selassie | Emperor of Ethiopia. |
| Hassan II | | King of Morocco. |
| Elizabeth | Tyler | An artist. |
| Alice Roosevelt | Longworth | American writer and socialite. |
| Maria Hester | Monroe | Daughter of U.S. president James Monroe. |
| Charles | Whitman | American mass murderer. |
| Clair | Wilson | Whitman first victim. |
| Paul | Bolton | Johnson's family friend. |
| Edie | Adams | American comedian, actress, singer and businesswoman. |
| Anne | Bancroft | American actress. |
14 | | | Protest and the Urban Crisis |
| Norman | Rockwell | American painter and illustrator. |
| Ralph Waldo | Emerson | American philosopher, essayist, and poet. |
| Nathaniel | Currier | American lithographer. |
| Edward | Warburg | American philanthropist and art patron. |
| David K. E. | Bruce | American diplomat, intelligence officer and politician. |
| Audrey Mellon | Bruce | David K.E. Bruce's daughter. |
| Ailsa Mellon | Bruce | David K. E. Bruce's wife. |
| Andrew | Mellon | American banker, philanthropist, art collector, and politician. |
| Medgar | Evers | African-American civil rights activist. |
| Count | Basie | American jazz musician and composer. |
| Billie | Holiday | American jazz singer. |
| Pearl Mae | Bailey | American actress, singer, and author. |
| Wolf Von | Eckardt | German-American writer, art and architecture critic. |
| Anna | Halprin | Lawrence's wife. |
15 | | | "There is a Stepchild City" |
| Ronald | Reagan | 40th President of the United States. |
| Edmund | Brown | 32nd Governor of California. aka: Pat. |
| Francis | Drake | An English explorer, sea captain, privateer, naval officer. |
| Robinson | Jeffers | American poet. |
| Joan | Baez | American singer, songwriter, musician and activist. |
| Bernice | Brown | Edmund "Pat" Brown's wife. |
| Huey | Newton | American political activist. |
| Bobby | Seale | American political activist. |
| Joan | Didion | American writer. |
| Walter | Gropius | German-American architect. |
| Marcel | Breuer | Hungarian-American architect. |
| László Moholy | Nagy | Hungarian artist. |
| Mario | Champi | An architect. |
| Christian II | | King of Denmark and Norway. |
| Lorenzo de' | Medici | Italian politician and humanist. |
16 | | | "Not a Luxury...but a Necessity" |
| Carol | Fortas | Abe Fortas' wife. A prominent Washinton attorney. |
| John | Lindsay | American politician and lawyer. |
17 | | | Chaos or Community |
| Jesse | Locke | A writer and musician. |
18 | | | "Without the Momentum of Success" |
| Patrick | Lyndon | Luci's son. aka: Lyn. |
| Barbara | Garson | American playwright, author and social activist. |
| Elaine | | Steinbeck's third wife. |
| John | Ford | American film director. |
| Muhammad | Ali | American boxer, philanthropist, and activist. |
| James Jarrell | Pickle | American politician, Democratic congressman. aka: Jake. |
| Doris Kearns | Goodwin | American biographer, historian, former sports journalist. |
| Tom | Clark | Johnson's close friend. |
| Joseph A. | Califano Jr. | American attorney, professor, and public servant. aka: Joe. |
| Ruth Bader | Ginsburg | Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States. |
| Sandra Day | O'Connor | Former Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the U. S. |
| Potter | Stewart | US Supreme Court justice. |
| Oveta Culp | Hobby | US Army officer and government official. |
| Margaret Chase | Smith | Member of the United States Senate from Maine. |
| Marie | Rodgers | A veteran of the U.S. Army Nurse Corps. |
19 | | | The Generation Gap |
| Chuck | Robb | United States Marine. |
| Robert | Stein | A film producer. |
| Pauline | Kael | American film critic. |
| Barbara | Tuchman | American historian and author. |
| Gloria | Steinem | American feminist and journalist. |
| Truman | Capote | American novelist, screenwriter, playwright and actor. |
| Margot | Fonteyn | English ballerina. |
| Hugh | Hefner | American businessman and magazine publisher. |
| Clare Boothe | Luce | American writer, politician, ambassador, journalist. |
| Christine | Sadler | McCall's Washington Bureau chief. |
| George | Christian | LBJ's former Press secretary. |
| Walt | Rostow | American economist, political theorist and government official. |
| Richard | Helms | Director of the Central Intelligence Agency. |
| J. Willis | Hurst | American physician who served as the cardiologist of Pres. LBJ. |
| James | Burns | American historian and political scientist. |
| Richard | Lee | A Democrat and a lontime mayor of New Haven. |
| Kingman | Brewster | American educator, academic and diplomat. |
| James | Reston | American journalist and newspaper editor. |
| Wiliam F. | Buckley Jr. | American public intellectual, author and political commentator. |
| Allen | Ginsberg | American poet and writer. |
| Arthur B. | Krim | American lawyer. |
| | | Act III: January 1968-August 1968 |
20 | | | "Maggots of Doubt" |
| Ashton G. | Gonella | Lady Bird's secretary. |
| Lee | Baygan | LBJ's makeup man. |
| Lawrence | Joel | United States Army Medal of Honor recipient. |
| Carl | Stokes | First African-American mayor of Cleveland. |
21 | | | "Somewhere...Between the Words Gut and Pot" |
| Coretta Scott | King | American civil rights activist and the wife of Martin Luther King Jr. |
| Jeannette | Rankin | American congresswoman for Montana. |
| Margaret | Moore | Canadian author of romance novels. |
| Martha | Cole | Canadian artist. |
| Katherine | Peden | Kentucky business leader, politician, and government advisor. |
| Eartha | Kitt | American singer, actress, comedian, dancer and activist. |
| Josh | White | American singer, guitarist, songwriter, and civil rights activist. |
| Kenneth B. | Clark | First African-American member of the NY State Board of Regents. |
| James | Dean | American actor. |
| Orson | Welles | American actor, director, writer, and producer. |
| Helen Gurley | Brown | American author, publisher, and businesswoman. |
| Robert | Kastenmeier | American Democratic politician. aka: Bob. |
| Sammy | Davis Jr. | American singer, dancer, actor, vaudevillian, and comedian. |
| William | Cosby | American stand-up comedian, actor, musician. aka: Bill. |
| Dick | Gregory | American comedian, social activist, social critic, writer. |
| Jack | Anderson | American newspaper columnist. |
| Seymour | Hersh | American investigative journalist. |
| J. Robert | Oppenheimer | American theoretical physicist. The "father of the atomic bomb". |
22 | | | "Standing Still When I Should Be Running" |
| Walter | Cronkite | American broadcast journalist. |
| Frank | McGee | American television journalist. |
| William | Calley | Convicted US-war criminal from the Vietnam War. |
| Nelson | Rockefeller | 41st Vice President of the United States. |
| Mary | Rockefeller | Laurance's wife. |
| Betty | Beale | Former columnist and reporter for The Washington Evening Star. |
| Stanley | Kramer | American film director and producer. |
| Spencer | Tracy | American actor. |
| Katharine | Hepburn | American actress. |
| Sidney | Poitier | American-Bahamian actor. |
23 | | | March 31, 1968 |
| Mathilde | | Arthur Krim's wife. |
| Anatoly | Dobrynin | Soviet Russian diplomat and statesman. |
| Abigail | McCarthy | American academic and writer and the wife of Eugene McCarthy. |
| F. Graham | Cootes | American artist. |
| Harry | McPherson | Served as special counsel to President Lyndon B. Johnson. |
| W. Willard | Wirtz | American Secretary of Labor. |
| Yoichi R. | Okamoto | The official U.S. presidential photographer serving Pres. LBJ. |
24 | | | Assassination |
| Marjorie | Merriweather | American businesswoman, socialite, and philanthropist. |
| Nguyễn Văn | Thieu | The president of the Republic of Vietnam. |
| Robert | Dallek | American historian specializing in American presidents. |
| George | Hartzog | American attorney and Director of the National Park Service. |
| Dorothy | Height | American civil rights and women's rights activist. |
| Clarence | Mitchell Jr. | American civil rights activist and was the chief lobbyist. |
| Bayard | Rustin | American civil rights activist and gay rights activist. |
| A. Leon | Higginbotham Jr. | A historian, presidential adviser, and federal court judge. |
| Mike | Mansfield | American politician and diplomat. |
| Woody | Guthrie | American folk singer and songwriter. |
| Eldridge | Cleaver | American writer and political activist. |
| Bobby | Hutton | Member of the Black Panther Party. |
| James | Brown | American singer-songwriter, dancer, music mogul. |
| George | Romney | American business executive and politician. |
25 | | | Resurrection |
| Ralph | Abernathy | American Civil Rights Movement leader. |
| Jesse | Jackson | American Baptist minister, activist, and politician. |
| Thomas | Lovejoy | American ecologist. |
| Roy | Lichtenstein | American pop artist. |
| Dizzy | Gillespie | American jazz trumpeter, bandleader, composer, and singer. |
| Harry | Belafonte | American musician and actor. |
| Ossie | Davis | American actor, director, poet, playwright, and social activist. |
| Billy | Stewart | American rhythm and blues singer and pianist. |
| Arthur | Ashe | American professional tennis player. |
| Alvin | Ailey | African - American dancer, choreographer and activist. |
| Carmen de | Lavallade | American actress, choreographer and dancer. |
| Geoffrey | Holder | Trinidadian-American actor and dancer. |
26 | | | "Claudia All of My Life" |
| Bill | Clinton | 42nd President of the United States. |
| Ramsey | Clark | American lawyer and peace activist. |
| Harold | Stassen | 25th Governor of Minnesota. |
| Stephen | Smith | Bobby Kennedy's brother-in-law. |
| Ted | Kennedy | United States Senator. |
| Joan | | Ted Kennedy's wife. |
| Elizabeth | Shoumatoff | Russian-American painter. |
| Diego | Velázquez | Spanish painter. |
| Cesar | Chavez | Civil rights activist. |
| Muriel | Humphrey | Hubert Humphrey's wife. |
| Leonard | Bernstein | American conductor, composer, pianist, music educator, author. |
| George | Shaw | Irish playwright, critic, and polemicist. |
| Aristotle | Onassis | Greek shipping magnate. |
| Douglas | MacArthur | United States Army general in WWI, WWII and Korea. |
| Julia Ward | Howe | American abolitionist, social activist, and poet. |
| Max | Frankel | A leading journalist in the United States. |
| John | Glenn | American astronaut and politician. |
| Homer | Thornberry | American politician and judge. |
| Robert | Nash | American author. |
| Orville | Freeman | 29th Governor of Minnesota. |
| Gertrude | Stein | American novelist, poet, playwright, and art collector. |
27 | | | "Over Choice" |
| Spiro | Agnew | 39th Vice President of the United States. |
| James | Eastland | American politician. |
| Aretha | Franklin | American singer-songwriter. |
| Phil | Ochs | American protest singer and songwriter. |
| William S. | Burroughs | American writer and visual artist. |
| Jean | Genet | French novelist, playwright, poet and political activist. |
| Dan | Rather | American broadcast journalist. |
| Gore | Vidal | American writer. |
| Edmund | Muskie | Served as the 58th United States Secretary of State. |
Epi | | | To Survive All Assaults, January 1969-July 2007 |
| Tricia | | Pat Nixon's daughter. |
| John | McCormack | Irish American tenor. |
| Julie | | Pat Nixon's daughter. |
| Judy Agnew | | Spiro's wife. |
| Marny | Clifford | Clark's wife. |
| William S. | White | American journalist. |
| Lucinda | | Lynda's child. |
| George H. W. | Bush | 41st President of the United States. |
| John | McMillan | Served as the 40th Treasurer of Alabama. |
| John | Sirica | American judge. |
| Barack | Obama | 44th President of the United States. |
| Rosalynn | Carter | Former First Lady of the United States. |
| Betty | Ford | Former First Lady of the United States. |
| Bella | Abzug | American lawyer, politician, and leader in the women's movement. |
| Billie Jean | King | American former world No. 1 tennis player. |
| Maya | Angelou | African-American poet and author. |
| Barbara | Jordan | American lawyer, educator and politician. |
| Helen | Hayes | American actress. |
| Terry Tempest | Williams | American writer, educator, conservationist, and activist. |