Oral history interview with William R. Hearst, Jr. : oral history transcript / by James A. Oesterle for the John F. Kennedy Library [Boston] Mar. 25, 1971.

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Oral history interview with William R. Hearst, Jr. : oral history transcript / by James A. Oesterle for the John F. Kennedy Library [Boston] Mar. 25, 1971.

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Hearst gives his recollections of Joseph Kennedy and John F. Kennedy.

Transcript: 1 v. (9 leaves) ; 29 cm.

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