
1960s
Lyndon B. Johnson

President Lyndon B. Johnson








April 1964: "Scholars to Get Johnson Medals" (Published by The New York Times)

April 1964: Goldman memo

April 1964: Goldman memo

April 1964

April 1964: "High School Scholars Will Get Johnson Medals for Excellence" (Published by The New York Times)

April 1964: "Scholars to get Johnson Medals" (Published by The New York Times)

April 1964: Published by The New York Times

May 1964: "Top Young Scholars to Get Medallions from the President" (Published by The New York Times)

May 1964: Published by The New York Times

Leonard Bernstein

May 23, 1964: Leonard Bernstein’s commission

June 1964: "Big Day in Capital for Top Students" (Published by The New York Times)

June 1964 "Big Day in Capital for Top Students" (Published by the New York Times

May 1965: "121 Presidential Scholars Named" (Published by The New York Times)

October 1965: Scholars Protest War (Published by The New York Times)

June 1966: "Presidential Scholars" (Published by The New York Times)

September 1966

June 1967: "Teen-Age Scholars Hear 'Hip' Lecture from the President" (Published by The New York Times)

June 1967: "Teen-Age Scholars Hear 'Hip' Lecture from the President" (Published by The New York Times)

1969 PSP Description

1969 PSP Description

1969 PSP Description

1969 PSP Description

President Lyndon B. Johnson

Lipchitz in Goldman

Medallion in original design

1964-1968 Presidential Scholars Follow-up Study

1964-1968 Presidential Scholars Follow-up Study

1964-1968 Presidential Scholars Follow-up Study

1964-1968 Presidential Scholars Follow-up Study

1964-1968 Presidential Scholars Follow-up Study

1964-1968 Presidential Scholars Follow-up Study