Bobby Kennedy No. 2 Man in Washington
The profile portrays Robert F. Kennedy as the White House trusted but controversial No. 2, balancing civil rights battles with crime war duties. It notes his travels, blunt questions, cautious civil liberties stance, and family life at Hickory Hill while weighing critics who doubt his consistency.
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West Virginia
Johnny
Bobby Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Justice Department
Cuba
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Bobby
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Ien
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John
White House
Edward
Senate
Robert
New York
Gore Vidal
Congress
Jacqueline Kennedy
Vidal
Esquire Magazine
Kennedy Iscythe
Teamsters Union
James Hoffa
Chicago
Joe McCarthy
New Deal
Arthur Schlesinger Jr
Herbert Hoover
Supreme Court
William C. Douglas
Lincoln
Jallege
Ethel
Dean Acheson
U.S
Oxford
Miss
Mississippi
Hickory Hill
Potomac
McLean, Va
Clarence Mitchell
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Mitchell
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Truce Emerges Between Rockefeller and Goldwater for GOP Unity
Washington AP report says Gov. Nelson Rockefeller and Sen. Barry Goldwater reached a tacit truce to avoid attacks as they seek Republican unity ahead of next year’s presidential contest. Both men deny explicit nomination aims while engaging in talks on healing the liberal conservative rift.
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Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
New York
Rockefeller
Goldwater
Kennedy
Wisconsin
Omaha
Neb
Business Leaders To Discuss Taxes In Washington
In Washington on April 25 more than a score of American businessmen including Henry Ford II will meet to discuss taxes and how to cut them. Ford and four other leaders sent invitations to about five colleagues each. The Treasury said private talks occur but no substitute plan to Kennedy was discussed.
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Detroit
Henry Ford II
Washington
Ford
Ford Motor Co
New York Herald Tribune
Kennedy
Congress
Canada
Ford of Canada
Toronto
Mark W. Cresap Jr
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Sam Fleming
Third National Bank of Nashville
American Bankers Association
Stuart T. Saunders
Norfolk & Western Railway
Frazer B. Wilde
Connecticut Life Insurance Co
Treasury Department
Department
Youth Receives World Record 933 Pints Blood Transfusion
In Dallas ex cited Fred Wallace 17 of Muskogee Oklahoma bleeds no more after a world record 933 pints blood transfused to him using the Swedish fraction concentration. Wadley Blood Center credits the new technique for stopping his hemorrhage and aiding other hemophiliacs. prior high was 670 pints.
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Tex
Fred Wallace
Wadley Blood Center
Wallace
Muskogee
Oklo
Wadley
Jerry Ward
Berger
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