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...Wallace and Robert Luna.? On Jan. 12, 2013, a daughter, Arya Lynn Kennedy, weighing 7 lbs. 5 oz., to Leah and John Kennedy.? On Jan. 13, 2013, a daughter, Nora Jane Baldwin, weighing 7 lbs., to Sara Miller and Bradley Baldwin...
...their lives, just as my generation all remembers where they were when they heard about the assassination of President John Kennedy. I also remember how people were that week. People were shocked, afraid, and quieter than usual. And in the face...
...1948 between Tom Dewey and Harold Stassen. And there wasn't a television debate until (Hubert) Humphrey and (John) Kennedy faced off in West Virginia. After 1960, we went three cycles without debates and now they're institutionalized...
...of Israel's high international standing back then occurred at Rabin's funeral in 1995, which rivaled President John Kennedy's in terms of international representation. Leaders from virtually every nation came to pay homage to Rabin: President...
...More on the 19th-century elections later; first, the modern two. The 1960 election produced the narrative that John Kennedy beat Richard Nixon with the help of fraud in Cook County, Ill. Historians disagree on the facts, but the story adds...
...Northwest Books, paper, $9.95, 86 pages). While the rest of the nation mourned the assassination of President John Kennedy, the Eskimos of King Island were caught up with the threat of relocation from their traditional winter home. Their...
...with RFK and shot several rolls of film. I had pretty much forgotten the incident until the recent tragedy involving John Kennedy Jr. The expression on Sen. Ted Kennedy's face as he left a Boston church brought back memories of my conversations...
...with RFK and shot several rolls of film. I had pretty much forgotten the incident until the recent tragedy involving John Kennedy Jr. The expression on Sen. Ted Kennedy's face as he left a Boston church brought back memories of my conversations...
...American poem. It is a paean to the loss of an American president by the bullet of an assassin, so it can stand for John Kennedy or William McKinley or James Garfield or for whom it was written, Abraham Lincoln. "When lilacs last in the door-yard...
...surgeon had in mind. Sharing a name with a dead president rarely leads to such hilarity, but Skyview High School teacher John Kennedy said it sometimes comes up. "Occasionally I get crank calls, that type of thing," Kennedy said. Soldotna's Sandra...