Dallas Morning News Kennedy Administration, Editorial Records 1961-1963

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Dallas Morning News Kennedy Administration, Editorial Records 1961-1963

The Kennedy Administration Editorial Records, 1961-1963, document the public response to the paper’s editorials on President John F. Kennedy’s Administration, conservative advertisements in the paper related to Kennedy Administration policies, and the assassination of President Kennedy. Dallas Morning News

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