++ MANDATORY COURTESY : LBJ LIBRARY AND MUSEUM++ ++ ALL IMAGES AND STILLS ARE MUTE++ Location and date unknown 1. STILL of Lady Bird Johnson Washington DC - 20 January 1965 2. STILL of President Lyndon B. Johnson being sworn in, with Lady Bird beside him Location and cate unknown 3. Video of Lady Bird having lunch with Head Start children Washington DC- Various dates 4. Video of Lady Bird planting daffodils 5. STILL of Lady Bird tree planting ceremony 6. Video of Lady Bird Johnson with daughter Luci among tulips 7. STILL in black and white of young Lady Bird 8. STILL of Lady Bird as a young child 9. STILL of Lady Bird as a young girl 10. STILL in black and white of Lady Bird with her husband with US Capitol building in background 11. Various STILLS in black and white of Lady Bird and President Lyndon Johnson Location unknown, 1934 12. STILL of Lady Bird Johnson at graduation Location and date unknown 13. Various of Lady Bird Johnson campaigning Air Force One, 22 November 1963 14. STILL of Lady Bird Johnson standing by her husband as he's sworn in following the death of JFK Unknown date and location 15. Various shots of President Lyndon Johnson Washington DC- Unknown date 16. STILL of Mrs. Johnson talking to her husband across the desk in the White House Oval Office Unknown date and location 17. Various shots of Lady Bird Johnson planting flowers 18. STILL of her planting a tree 19. Pan from flowers to road 20. Wide of President Lyndon Johnson and Lady Bird in field of flowers 21. Lady Bird Johnson partially hugging her husband and laughing Washington DC, 25 November 1963 22. STILL of John F. Kennedy's cortege Unknown date and location 23. STILL of President and Mrs. Johnson walking STORYLINE: Lady Bird Johnson, the former US first lady who championed conservation and worked tenaciously for the political career of her husband, Lyndon B. Johnson, died on Wednesday, a family spokeswoman said. She was 94. Johnson, who suffered a stroke in 2002 that affected her ability to speak, returned home late last month after a week at Seton Medical Centre, where she'd been admitted for a low-grade fever. She died at her Austin home of natural causes, said spokeswoman Elizabeth Christian. Lyndon Johnson died in 1973, four years after the Johnsons left the White House. President George W. Bush and first lady Laura Bush remembered Mrs. Johnson as a "warm and gracious woman." Mrs. Johnson will lie in repose at the LBJ Library and Museum from Friday afternoon until Saturday morning. A private funeral service will be held Saturday afternoon and a ceremonial cortege will carry Mrs. Johnson to Stonewall for burial in the Johnson family cemetery. The daughter of a Texas rancher, she spent 34 years in Washington, as the wife of a congressional secretary, US representative, senator, vice president and president. The couple had two daughters, Lynda Bird, born in 1944, and Luci Baines, born in 1947. The couple returned to Texas after the presidency, and Lady Bird Johnson lived for more than 30 years in and near Austin. As first lady, she was perhaps best known as the determined environmentalist who wanted roadside billboards and junkyards replaced with trees and wildflowers. She raised hundreds of thousands of dollars to beautify Washington. The 320 (m) million US dollars Highway Beautification Bill, passed in 1965, was known as "the Lady Bird Bill," and she made speeches and lobbied Congress to win its passage. When Johnson challenged Senator John F. Kennedy unsuccessfully in 1960 for the Democratic presidential nomination, his wife was his chief supporter, although she confessed privately she would rather be home in Texas. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/44dc3d635416b6e57520f54c837b5769 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork

• published: 21 Jul 2015
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