It was Mrs. Kennedy lying over the president’s body,” Lady Bird Johnson later wrote in her diary, according to PBS. At the Parkland Memorial Hospital, Jackie was offered another set of clothes.

But Jacqueline Kennedy’s journey through the horror ... “What if I hadn’t been there?” she asked Johnson’s wife Lady Bird, according to "The Death of a President," William Manchester's ...

About a week after the assassination, Lady Bird Johnson dictated her recollections ... Later, Lady Bird talked briefly with Jackie again. “I looked at her. Mrs. Kennedy’s dress was stained ...

Lady Bird Johnson (left) dealt with being second lady to Jacqueline Kennedy (right) with aplomb; for her husband being vice president was trickier. Joe Biden says he was inspired by JFK while his ...

But just days after her husband’s assassination on Nov. 22, 1963, Kennedy penned a little-known eight-page letter to her successor, Lady Bird Johnson ... years later, the Jackie effect endures.

All throughout “The Lady Bird Diaries,” Johnson talks about how odd it is to be First Lady, how uncomfortable a role it is. Jackie Kennedy was an extraordinarily intelligent person in her own ...

Johnson being sworn in as president on Air Force One, the return to Washington and Kennedy’s funeral. But he rather interestingly omits personal details about Jackie’s reactions — perhaps ...

By Rhonda Garelick Lady Bird Johnson embodied contradiction ... more different from her young and glamorous predecessor, Jacqueline Kennedy. Compared with Mrs. Kennedy, who even in her ...

Jackie Kennedy was a tough act to follow. Lady Bird Johnson chose her yellow gown with matching sable-trimmed coat with timelessness in mind. Crystals reappeared on the scene with Pat Nixon's 1969 ...

She described visiting President John Kennedy’s grave and other even… Lady Bird Johnson spoke about her memories of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. She recorded her thoughts in ...

Jackie Kennedy Onassis’ style is ... Following her husband’s assassination, the first lady insisted upon wearing the blood-stained suit as Lyndon B. Johnson was sworn in.