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Lyndon b. johnson succeeded john f. kennedy as president after kennedy was assassinated in dallas, texas. true

Lyndon b. johnson succeeded john f. kennedy as president after kennedy was assassinated in dallas, texas. true
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b. johnson succeeded john
f. kennedy as president after kennedy was assassinated in dallas, texas. true

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This is true. Johnson was the vice president when Kennedy was assassinated. If the president dies the vice president will take over office. 
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