By Garry Abrams
LOS ANGELES - Late one night in 1968, Warren Christopher broke his toe as he sprang out of bed to answer the telephone.
The caller was Lyndon B. Johnson, president of the United States.
Johnson had called Christopher, deputy U.S. attorn...
LOS ANGELES - Late one night in 1968, Warren Christopher broke his toe as he sprang out of bed to answer the telephone.
The caller was Lyndon B. Johnson, president of the United States.
Johnson had called Christopher, deputy U.S. attorn...
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