Centre for Public Health, Liverpool John Moores University
His story, he wrote, was the story of how an Indian boy raised in the rugged mountains of Durango came to this country and was involved in one of the most notorious scandals of politics that opened the road for L B Johnson to reach the presidency of this country, this is history like it or not, nobody can erase these facts. Salas pride, moreover, was clearly hurt when finally, in 1977, he told the Associated Press the story he had waited so long to tell: Many people did not believe. The people have a good reason not believe what I wrote in the book, he admits in Box 13. The reason is that I lied under oath. But, he said, the story he told the Associated Press was the true story. Perhaps, he wrote, if he put all the facts down in detail, in a book, people would believe
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