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Your search for pages with all of the words "john f. kennedy" returned 15 result(s).

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   John F Kennedy: Historical Newspaper JFK Assassination
   Newspaper. The New York Times, dated November 25, 1963. Headline "President's Assassin Shot To Death in Jail Corridor by a Dallas Citizen; Grieving Throngs View Bier."

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   John F Kennedy: Historical Newspaper, Kennedy Assassination
   Newspaper. New York World-Telegram, dated November 23, 1963. Headline: "Reveal FBI Had Tip on Suspected Killer."

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   John F. Kennedy: New York Journal-American Newspaper
   Newspaper. New York Journal-American, dated November 22, 1963. Headline "PRESIDENT DEAD." Red top headline "KENNEDY EXTRA."

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   John F. Kennedy: Historical Newspaper JFK Assassination
   Newspaper. New York World-Telegram & The Sun, dated November 25, 1963. Headline "A Grieving America Buries Her President."

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   John F. Kennedy: Typed Letter Signed with Holograph Postscript SOLD
   A wonderful Typed Letter Signed on House letterhead with important legislative content. Congressman John F. Kennedy responds to a constituent, emphatically clarifying a question of his amendment to a bill regarding federal aid to parochial schools. With holograph postscript.

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   John F. Kennedy: Typed Letter Signed SOLD
   Typed Letter Signed by then Senator John F. Kennedy to Giosue Campanaro, an acquaintance of Kennedy's to whom JFK thanks for sending a Christmas card, inviting him to the Capitol for a visit. With mailing envelope.

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   John F. Kennedy: Typed Letter Signed on Senate Letterhead SOLD
   Typed Letter Signed by then Senator John F. Kennedy in 1955 responding to a petition Kennedy received from an Italian immigrant to allow his nephew and wife to enter the US from from Buenos Aires, Argentina, to the United States. Because of strict quotas in place at the time, Kennedy delivers the unwelcome news.

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   Charles Hamilton: "The Robot That Helped to Make a President"
   "The Robot That Helped to Make a President", by the esteemed late autograph dealer Charles Hamilton, is the definitive study of John F. Kennedy's signature. Limited Edition of just 1000 copies.

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   John F. Kennedy: New York Times Assassination Newspaper
   The New York Times original newspaper published two days after the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.

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    John F. Kennedy: New York Times Assassination Newspaper
    The New York Times original newspaper published on the day following the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.

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    Cecil Stoughton: Signed Photo of President Johnson's Swearing In
    Iconic photograph taken and signed by Cecil Stoughton of President Lyndon B. Johnson being sworn in aboard Air Force One, following the assassination of President John Kennedy.

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    Rose Kennedy: TLS to Dr. Janet Travell
    Typed Letter Signed from Rose Kennedy to JFK’s physician, Dr. Janet Travell, received in the White House on November 22, 1963—the day JFK was assassinated.

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    John F. Kennedy: Typed Letter Signed to William Greeley SOLD
    Typed Letter Signed. 6” x 9”, Washington D.C., January 11, 1952. Fine. Letter of appreciation to William Roger Greeley.

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    John F. Kennedy: Letter to PT-59 Navy Crewmate SOLD
    Superb content T.L.S. with holograph postscript on his Senate letterhead, with integral leaf attached, 1p. 8vo., January 7, 1955 to former Navy PT-59 machinist Homer Facto.

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    William Manchester: Inscribed Book Page SOLD
    Signed inscription to prominent radio interviewer Mary Margaret McBride by then-29 year old William Manchester, on the publication of his first book Disturber of the Peace.