Walter was Walter Cronkite, who was a TV news anchor in the 1960s, and was considered "the most trusted man in America." Johnson meant that if Cronkite no longer displayed optimism about Vietnam, then the rest of the country would feel the same way.
If you mean the Lonnie G. Johnson who was born October 6, 1949 and who invented the Super Soaker water gun, he is still alive.
The Lost Generation was the name given to the men who came back from fighting in World War I. They were disillusioned and depressed, because the fighting was unlike anything the world had ever seen. The men of the Lost Generation had lost their beliefs and their naivete about that world.
Andrew Johnson was notably a white supremacist and he did not want any African Americans to gain any votes or have more rights. He might have stated the above "[...]black in the south and white in the north" because he felt that slavery ownership was right, and that the north was being controlled by abolitionists (of slavery) as well as the many poor whites.
It meant that the slaves would be free and the southern people must have been broken-hearted knowing that all of their free labor would be lost.
Scalawags were Southerners who agreed to work with the Republican government of Andrew Johnson, which was unfriendly to the South. Carpetbaggers were Northerners who came South to exploit the low wages - perfectly legal, but they were viewed as mean and unpleasant people.
He was referring to public support of the Vietnam War.
Alvin Walter Johnson has written: 'Calendar reform, what does it mean?' -- subject(s): Calendar
If you mean "Who signed the bill into law?", it was Lyndon Johnson.
It means that you could do anything, if you only knew what to do.
Kennedy chose Lyndon Johnson as his vice-president (running mate) in order to appeal to voters from the southern states, since Kennedy was from the northeast.
In 1964, the Time Magazine Person of the Year was United States President Lyndon B. Johnson. Johnson was recognized for his leadership during a significant period of political and social change in the United States.
Do you mean first name or last name starting with J? John Adams, John F. Kennedy (first name) - there are many more. Thomas Jefferson, Andrew Jackson, Andrew Johnson, Lyndon Johnson
Your question is unclear. Do you mean Lyndon Johnson's "War on poverty" or "The Vietnam War?" Never heard of a "Vietnam war on poverty."
LOL you mean Dwayne Johnson according to wikipedia he weighs 225 lbs due to weight lossfor a movie. he has lost 50 pounds
In a vehicle 1 car away behind the presidents The car directly behind Kennedy's was filled with secret service agents.....diagram bellow ......--------..........------...........-------- .......Johnson.........agents...........Kennedy (dashes above mean their location, names are listed belie)
IBJ typically refers to the Indianapolis Business Journal, a weekly publication covering business news and information in the Indianapolis area. However, it can also be used as an abbreviation for other purposes, depending on the context.
means cool and normally has a square head