Lady Bird Johnson characters Listed With Descriptions

LADY BIRD JOHNSON
Characters By Chapter

EDITOR:
Remy Hale

CH	FIRST NAME	LAST NAME	DESCRIPTION
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.

Lady Bird Johnson - Hiding in Plain Sight, suggested by Susan Smith.