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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1968
Page
11
Mrs Rose Kennedy leaves the side entrance of St Xavier Church in Hyannis Cape Cod after attending early mass and praying for her son Senator Robert F Kennedy who died in Los Angeles during the campaign trip.
Goreville reports Gilbert L. Vaughn cited for speeding with fines totaling 22 dollars. Marion records John R. Patchett fined 17 dollars for speeding.
Robert F. Kennedy spoke of fatalism and risk during a late night return from the Midwest campaign. He said he would ride openly for visibility, worried about his family but felt he could not control danger, and mused that his life was not a happy existence.
Robert Kennedy speaks of the fragility of life as he pursues the White House. The text traces his career from Harvard to the Senate, his role as attorney general, and his resolve after the Dallas assassination, including his stance on Johnson's Vietnam policy.
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