Letter Refusal Letter Set For Auction From 1955 Kennedy Era
An auction catalog item excerpts Jackie Kennedy’s handwritten refusal to donate 20 000 to Ronald Monroe of Birmingham England dated June 10 1955 from Palm Beach Florida. The note explains why she could not give the sum and reflects Kennedy era attitudes toward wealth and charity. The letter is among roughly 250 manuscripts to be sold March 19 at Chartes Hamilton autographs.
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Study on therapeutic ape reaches on neuritic computer use
A report discusses applying neuritic computer therapy to neurotic patients. It cites an experiment where 105 beliefs of a neurotic woman were fed to a computer that produced statements expressing those beliefs. The article quotes snippets and notes vast sums and charity links involving the Kennedy Foundation and public figures, mentioning a letter that could net up to $250.
Hoffa Trial Notes Contempt Claims In 1982 Conspiracy Case
The article recalls Hoffa's 1982 conspiracy trial in Nashville where jurors allegedly faced tampering attempts. Hoffa was convicted on four counts and sentenced to four consecutive years on each, while others faced a single count sentence. The judge rejected the accusation and reaffirmed Hoffa during court remarks on justice and labor administration.
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Write-In FROM PAGE ONE
A chaotic draft discusses political write ins and a Kennedy White House computer system. It mentions therapists and anxiety, New Hampshire primary, and a statement by Ken O'Donnell about the need to study outcomes and drive momentum. The piece references Justice Department sources and internal contradictions.
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Jury at Hoffa Trial Used Read House Hotel
The Hoffa jury conducted seven weeks of deliberations at the Read House Hotel starting January 20. Testimony claims only one working telephone on the tenth floor and misstatements denied by jurors and their witnesses. Jurors denied misconduct and amid allegations of loud conversations and past remarks during sessions.
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McNamara backs Khanh in South Viet Nam pacification plan
Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara lauds Premier Nguyen Khanh and supports a five day visit plan to pacify South Viet Nam. He pledges US aid and air power, cites strategic hamlets and the need for firm action against North Vietnam, while outlining forthcoming recommendations to President Johnson.
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Mansfield Sure Baker Will Be Campaign Issue
Washington report outlines how the Baker investigation could become a campaign issue. Senator Mansfield and Republican critics discuss the probe’s potential impact on the 1961 Senate race and party dynamics.
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