'The Crown' season three: Did Princess Margaret really party with LBJ?
The guest list, according to the newspaper, included Rose Kennedy, the slain president's mother; Joan Bennett Kennedy, the first wife of his brother, Massachusetts Sen. Ted Kennedy; and Texas Gov. John B. Connally, who was riding in the presidential limousine during the assassination.
The Los Angeles Times article about the dinner, for its part, says that Johnson offered a"lighthearted" champagne toast to the visiting couple, adding that the"sparkling dinner" was"followed by dancing in the East Room to music of Peter Duchin and his orchestra." The two couples boogied to the tune of"Everything's Coming Up Roses," according to the article.
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