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May 18, 2024 · Also, Rufus Youngblood did not hurdle into the back seat and keep LBJ down and protected. The fact that LBJ had to make up this fantasy about the heroic Youngblood protecting him (and make Youngblood and Lady Bird go along with the fantasy) is yet more evidence of LBJ's involvement in the JFK assassination.
May 13, 2024 · President Johnson's motorcade, Mexico, Dec. 1966, WHPO. LBJ Library. 13 May. “WHH Quarterly” Features History of US Secret Service. By : Rebecca Y. Vaughn Category : 20 Years in the Secret Service. This quarter’s issue of the White House History Quarterly focuses on the history of the USSS. To order a copy shop.whitehousehistory.org. Also, see:
3 days ago · General Crumm with President Johnson; Sec. Rusk, Sec. McNamara to his left; Gen. Westmoreland & RWY in 2nd row), March 1967, WHPO/LBJ Library. By July 1967, Crumm, a major general by then, had completed two years in Guam and was scheduled to return to the United States after his last mission.
O’Donnell told him to check first with Lyndon Johnson, the new president. Kilduff described the moments that followed: “I walked through the hall, through the emergency room, and into the small cubicle where President Johnson was sitting with Mrs. Johnson and with Rufus Youngblood, the Secret Service agent who had been with him.
Apr 30, 2024 · This version of events is confirmed in O’Donnell’s oral history and Rufus Youngblood’s memoirs, so I tend to believe them over anybody else. As for Valenti, he made it clear, repeatedly, that Johnson would not let AF1 take off without JFK’s body on board.
Apr 30, 2024 · The man who wanted to get LBJ out of Dallas was Rufus Youngblood, and secondarily Roberts. (Manchester, pp 232-34; Bishop p. 245) Nobody knew at that time how extensive the plot was. Recall, the Lincoln assassination had at least three targets. Youngblood also was the one who urged LBJ to get out of the hospital once Kennedy was dead.
Kilduff described the moments that followed: “I walked through the hall, through the emergency room, and into the small cubicle where President Johnson was sitting with Mrs. Johnson and with Rufus Youngblood, the Secret Service agent who had been with him.
