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... Texas . But personalized Texas politics did not escape the great divide in American life in the early twentieth century between those who went along with business interests and those who wanted legislation favoring low - income groups ...
... Texas . But personalized Texas politics did not escape the great divide in American life in the early twentieth century between those who went along with business interests and those who wanted legislation favoring low - income groups ...
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... Texas political activities , he had supported two prime targets of Texas liberals - Governor Allan Shivers and Senator Price Daniel , and for a year he served as administrative assistant to Senator Daniel . His newsletters had a ...
... Texas political activities , he had supported two prime targets of Texas liberals - Governor Allan Shivers and Senator Price Daniel , and for a year he served as administrative assistant to Senator Daniel . His newsletters had a ...
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... Texas and into Oklahoma ( all requiring the approval of the Federal Communications Commission ) , as well as the real estate deals in Texas . Husband and wife were now operating as partners , with Lyndon Johnson proving to have a sharp ...
... Texas and into Oklahoma ( all requiring the approval of the Federal Communications Commission ) , as well as the real estate deals in Texas . Husband and wife were now operating as partners , with Lyndon Johnson proving to have a sharp ...
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Call from the White House | 1 |
JFK with a Difference | 11 |
Old Jim Economy and the Consensus | 40 |
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