To mark the 55th anniversary of the day President Lyndon B. Johnson signed the 1965 Voting Rights Act, hear a personal and impassioned televised speech he gave to Congress, often remembered as his ...

This week's 6 News Throwback is a different tone than our typical throwbacks. It takes us back to November of 1963. It's a speech given to members of congress by Lyndon B. Johnson following the ...

Half a century has passed since U.S. President Lyndon B. Johnson's speech about Selma, Alabama when he called to include Mexican-Americans in the the struggle for equality.

On Sept. 29th, 1967, San Antonio found itself on the national stage when President Lyndon B. Johnson gave a televised speech at Villita Assembly Hall for the 20th annual National Legislative ...

President Lyndon B. Johnson gives his inaugural address for his second term in office during the presidential swearing in ceremony, Jan 20, 1965.

Syracuse.com and The Post-Standard would like to hear your memories of President Lyndon Johnson's visit in 1964 to Syracuse. Were you at the historic speech? In the gallery of photographs above ...

President Linden B. Johnson announces Great Society program on Tuesday January 5, 1965. The fear of a recession can contribute to the fact of a recession, the President warned, and he had an antidote.