Poor People bitter about Kennedy's death
Washington interview with Negro residents at Lincoln Memorial Circle after the Kennedy funeral reveals grief and fear. They question leadership, doubt voting, and fear for Edward Kennedy's bid, while honoring Mrs. Kennedy and the Kennedy family. Respondents warn of violence and possible backlash against those speaking for the Poor People campaign.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Robert Kenedy
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Resurrection City
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Lillie Finklea
Lincoln Memorial
Joseph P. Kennedy
Kennedy train procession recalls Robert Kennedy career
The narrative follows the Kennedy family and aides aboard the funeral train from Baltimore to Arlington, noting Joe and Ethel Kennedy's interactions, Edward M Kennedy's restrained conduct, and humor among close aides. A taxi-driver recalls Kennedy as a good man, while Edward Kennedy vows not to idealize his brother in death.
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Joe
Ethel Kennedy
Ethel
Edward M. Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Baltimore
Adam Walinsky
Ludell Insley
Hastings
Walinsky
O Thers
Arlington Hours
Fred Dutton
Edward Kennedy
Kennedy
Pope urges courage from victims' ideals in killings
Pope Paul VI urged the world to follow the moral courage shown by slain leaders Senator Robert F. Kennedy Dr Martin Luther King Jr and President John F Kennedy. He said their sacrifices challenge all to dedicate thoughts and actions to true life values and defend the defenseless.
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Robert Kennedy
Johnson
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan
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