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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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