Letter, 1960, July 1.

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Letter, 1960, July 1.

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Letter, July 1, 1960, from John F. Kennedy to Jackie Robinson discussing Kennedy's stance on civil rights issues. The letter is two pages, typed, on United States Senate letterhead, and signed by Mr. Kennedy.

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Robinson, Jackie, 1919-1972

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