Kennedy resigns as US attorney general from Johnson administration
Robert F. Kennedy resigns as attorney general in Washington as President Johnson bids farewell and predicts he may return as U.S. senator from New York. A girl from the capital thanks him for his care while Kennedy reflects on the end of an era and hints at a Senate bid.
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Kennedy resigns as Attorney General in 1964
President Johnson accepts Robert F. Kennedy’s resignation as attorney general. Johnson’s letter praises Kennedy’s vital role and commitment to equal justice. Kennedy states pride in accomplishments and plans to seek the U.S. Senate seat for New York. Weather notes forecast showers in midwest and mild conditions elsewhere.
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Et Esse 1964 Middletown newspaper masthead
Et Esse Vol 9 No 31 dated Fri Sept 4 1964 published by Orange County Publications Middletown New York. Frequencies and rates listed include single copy ten cents carrier 50 cents a week and mail subscription 15 dollars per year for Orange Sullivan Sussex and Pike Counties.
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Rockefeller custody case ends testimony in New York
Mrs Nelson A Rockefeller concluded six hours and nineteen minutes of closed court testimony seeking custody of her four minor children from her former husband. A nursemaid and a pediatrician testified after her appearance.
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