Conversation Details
Responding to a wave of antiwar protests and civil unrest, President Johnson regarded these actions as the work of left-wing agitators. This call with FBI director J. Edgar Hoover highlighted Johnson’s conviction that the recent disturbances in Detroit and Newark were rooted at least as much in anti-American activities as in the pent-up frustrations of marginalized Black communities.
Date:
July 25, 1967
Topic:
Detroit and Newark
Location
Mansion
Conversation
WH6707-01-12005
Conversation Participants
Presidential Daily Diary Excerpt
