Volume 27, Number 14 · September 25, 1980
Seduction and Betrayal
By Ronald Steel
The affair of Lyndon Johnson and Walter Lippmann began, as most affairs do, with invitations and flattery, and it ended in recriminations and a feeling of betrayal.
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