Kennedy killings remembered seven years on
Seven years after Robert F. Kennedy was shot after California primary victory, Sirhan Sirhan remains the convicted killer. Debates persist over possible conspiracies and motives, with parole plans for 1986 stirring public outrage and questions about how fame affects justice.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Bobby Kennedy
California
Ambassador
John F. Kennedy
Dallas
Bobby
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
White House
Sirhan B. Sirhan
Sirhan
Israel
California Adult Authority
Sirham
Robert Francis Kennedy
Caroline Kennedy Finishes High School at Concord Academy
Caroline Kennedy, at age seventeen, graduates from Concord Academy in Concord Massachusetts. Headmaster Mead awards her diploma as Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, Senator Edward M. Kennedy, and other family and graduates look on. The speechless moment follows a family marked by the assassinations of John F. Kennedy and Robert Kennedy.
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Concord. Mass
UPI
Caroline Bouvier Kennedy
Concord Academy
Caroline Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Russell M. Mead
Caroline
Kennedy
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
Boston
Sen
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Robert Kennedy
Los Angeles
Dallas
Ford
Mrs. Ford
Susan
Susan Ford graduates with tears and humor at Holton Arms
President Ford attends Susan Elizabeth Ford’s graduation as 1,300 students and parents witness a mix of emotion and levity under Maryland trees. Ford honors her wishes with a short speech but tears flow when he greets her on stage. Susan plans Yosemite study with Ansel Adams before Mount Vernon College enrollment.
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Susan Elizabeth Ford
Michael
Steven
Clara
Maryland
Susan
Holton Arms Girls School
Jack
White House
Lewis
Ford
Salzburg
Austria
Executive Mansion
Yosemite National Park
Ansel Adams
Mount Vernon College
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James W. Lewis
Nancy Tuckerman
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