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Claudia Alta Taylor " Lady Bird " Johnson ( Karnack, Texas, 1912. december 22. [2] –. West Lake Hills, Texas, 2007. július 11. [3] ), Lyndon B. Johnsonnak, az Amerikai Egyesült Államok 36. elnökének felesége és ezáltal az Egyesült Államok first ladyje 1963 és 1969 között, korábban 1961 és 1963 között az ország second ladyje .
Lady Bird Johnson worked tirelessly for the conservation and the environment. More than 200 laws related to the environment were passed during the Johnson Administration, many of which are credited to Mrs. Johnson's work. Among the major legislative initiatives were the Wilderness Act of 1964, the Land and Water Conservation Fund, the Wild and Scenic Rivers Program, the 1965 Highway ...
Claudia "Lady Bird" Taylor Johnson believed a First Lady needed to be a "showman and a salesman, a clothes horse and a publicity sounding board, with a good heart, and a real interest in the folks." Satisfying these conditions would be a tall order for any woman, and even more so in the wake of the popular and well-heeled Jacqueline Kennedy.
14. Nov. 2023 · Lady Bird Johnson embodied contradiction, cloaking her gravitas in Southern charm. Even her name made that clear. From infancy onward, Claudia Alta Taylor (born in 1912) was known to everyone as ...
Lady Bird Johnson died of natural causes on July 11, 2007 at the age of 94. She was remembered for increasing the role of the first lady to include active participation in her husband's ...
Claudia Alta Taylor, connue sous le nom de Lady Bird Johnson, née le 22 décembre 1912 à Karnack au Texas (États-Unis) et décédée le 11 juillet 2007 à Austin au Texas, a été Première ...
18. März 2017 · Lady Bird Johnson Biography . Lady Bird Johnson's mother died when Lady Bird was five, and Lady Bird was raised by an aunt. She loved reading and nature from an early age, and graduated from St. Mary's Episcopal School for Girls (Dallas) and earned a history degree from the University of Texas (Austin) in 1933, returning another year to earn a degree in journalism.
