McMillan, Priscilla Johnson, 1928-
Variant namesPriscilla Johnson McMillan, also known as Priscilla Livingston Johnson, Mrs. George McMillan, and Priscilla Mary Post Johnson McMillan, was born in Glen Cove, New York, on July 19, 1928. She was a journalist, author and translator who interviewed Lee Harvey Oswald in November 1959 after his defection to the Soviet Union. Her marriage to George McMillan ended in divorce.
From the description of McMillan, Priscilla Johnson, 1928- (U.S. National Archives and Records Administration). naId: 12013028
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creatorOf | Priscilla Johnson McMillan Papers. 1959 - 1980. Moving Images Relating to Marina Oswald | National Archives at College Park | |
creatorOf | Priscilla Johnson McMillan Papers. 1959 - 1980. Moving Images Relating to Marina Oswald | National Archives at College Park | |
creatorOf | Priscilla Johnson McMillan Papers. 1959 - 1980. Sound Recording Relating to Lee Harvey Oswald. 1963 - 1963. Interview with Priscilla Johnson | National Archives at College Park | |
creatorOf | Priscilla Johnson McMillan Papers. 1959 - 1980. Sound Recording Relating to Lee Harvey Oswald | National Archives at College Park | |
creatorOf | Priscilla Johnson McMillan Papers. 1959 - 1980. Sound Recording Relating to Lee Harvey Oswald | National Archives at College Park |
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