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	From left, President Nixon, Mike Howard and President Johnson.
 
After being inducted into the U.S. Secret Service and working during the John F. Kennedy assassination ("Living History," fall 2013), I was later assigned to former President Lyndon B. Johnson.
I was there when LBJ met with President Richard Nixon in regard to a Vietnam treaty in February 1970. We exited the Oval Office and walked out the North Portico. I'm the one in the middle.
Mike Howard ('60)McKinney
 
 
 
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