On July 10, 1960, Lyndon B. Johnson joined “Meet the Press” as a presidential candidate along with other Democratic candidates, Stuart Symington and John F. Kennedy. In the 90-minute interview ...

Symington's father, Stuart, was a four-term Missouri senator and friend of Lyndon B. Johnson. James Symington also served as Attorney General Robert Kennedy's Administrative Assistant from 1962-63.

One man who might help round up LBJ votes outside Texas is Harry S. Truman, at the moment behind Missouri’s Senator Stuart Symington, but committed to help Rayburn’s Johnson-for-President ...

Democratic dreams of the day, as told by Massachusetts’ presidentially hopeful Senator John Kennedy about himself, Missouri’s equally hopeful Senator Stuart Symington, and power-playing Senate ...

Presidential Candidate Stuart Symington, like Presidential Candidate Lyndon Johnson, has a problem of labels. Last week Symington took to the road to explain that he is concerned with more than ...

OPINION — In the 1960 Democratic presidential race, there were a handful of contenders, including Sens. John F. Kennedy of Massachusetts, Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas, Hubert Humphrey of Minnesota ...

Stuart Symington, Missouri Senator, ... Lyndon Johnson, if he becomes Vice President, is expected by Democrats to be as influential in Congress as when he was Senate Leader.

Symington's father, Stuart, was a four-term Missouri senator and friend of Lyndon B. Johnson. James Symington also served as Attorney General Robert Kennedy's Administrative Assistant from 1962-63.