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Independent from Long Beach, California • 16

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Independenti
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Long Beach, California
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16
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yr'oyyyymn; -V- i I. A-I 6 INDEPENDENT PRESS-TELEGRAM UwlMdCHt.W.JH -I OKlfifu i those early mom- fag aonrs Wednesday, faeB.Jhy, wr-d plunged into darkness by hU" bend, EtM-Skakel Keane- dy was besfeaRy a happy and contented person. For her there were. no nagging ambitions, no un- fulfilled career. Being Robert F.

Kennedys wife end the mother of his 10 children was her career. She was doing -the only tiling she wanted to da As a dose friend says, Ethel never could get over the idea that che was marv pregnant with, the 11th xied to Bobby. She still child she is expecting late thought it wee a miitde.H tide year and behg pudied Ethel Kennedy had a- and shoved and reaching sense of awe and worship out to shake hands. It her own husband that meant keeping tilings light most people reserve far res- and gay fa her McLean, Ve. strangers.

On cam- home, making It a retreat platforms, ahe li for her husband froni the tened to his wondsas daily battles of politics, though she had never heard An attnrlring any- him speak who attscked her hus Being with her husband band. mQompassed a lot of She feels strongly on the things. When he served as subject of loyalty. A friend counsel to the Senate Rack- says, I remember one time ets fas got mad at something showing up for nearly ev- ChetHuntley said on TV ery hearing. This year, it nd she called him Up right meant campaigning while there and then end bawled the man was convicted of cruelty toanimals.

Mrs. Kennedy, who was 40 in April, has azestful spirit that some friends feel surpasses her physical strength, despite her exper- tise at skiing and tennis. dose friends, who say she had a difficult time with kw nt two pregnancies. worry more lhanvever about her row '-y Mrs. Kennedy has sur- vived crushing sorrow not only in the Kennedy family but fa her own with amazing resiliency, Her Mr.

and Mrs. George Skskel, were killed in a private plane crash In 1955 and 11 years later her brother, George was killed in another planecrash. in her childhood, insulated by wealth, pre pared her for the tragedies -Bnm in Chicago, Kennedv crew un fa Kennery grew Greenwich, Conn, Her fa- trer owned Greet Lakes Corporation and Mrs. Kennedy, the sixth of seven children, graduated from Manhattanvilie Col- lege of the. Sacred Heart the year she married Rob- ae mamca kqp- V.

7 UrA A eft; J950. Mrs. Scott Carpenter, the wife of the former astro naut said. The most thilo- sophical Ethel got with me was 'spring, when she suddenly said, Were placed on earth and somehow given a sense of responsibility to give, life end-love and to help others. neip auicn.

'l- 'V '-x-'nC ik: MYRUE EVERS pvt of mo died him out on the phona She was constantly getting mad vet critical things people. said about1 Bobby. But through all this devotion, Ethel Kennedys own: personality comes through. She has ho facade end peo- ple use such adjectiyes as gay.wann friendlyandtin-assuming when speaking of 7i v-v-X Kennedy pats peoy pie, touches and hugs them, tousles childrens hair. Her conoasion if reaL touring a.

childrens hospital once during a campaign. She saf as small girl in bed burst Into tears. Mrs. Kennedyfirst imjdtned, then demanded, that a pho-tograiier who was taking pictures leave the room, A few1 years ago when she saw a starving horse -V 'tied up ih a chicken coop First, shortiy af ter mid- ers has written book, she said recently; I'm near her estate, Mrs. Ken-night on June 1 1, 1963, a For US, the Living.

She tennined ncwihore thanr; ne(j tQok it a bullet killed civil; rights repeaks regularly, at NAACP ever that my husband's tfr affnwa her of leader Medgar Eyas in the meetings around the counr dream will become a reali- what mninrtixi to horse stealing. She testified that; Mi-, -weeks; ago- Mrs. Arid now, it is Efael Kern the horse was ust a bag of Ey said. of her. widow- nedy who pnist bones, was acquitted, and LYlNGPRONE on the You learn; join the procession of the vfloorjrue the touse as just and keep going; but Widows of Violence.

How they had been taught fa ao never get over it. this most recent trage-pat the ewind of gunfire The courage and gallan- dy alter her course in life? were Everf wife Myrlie and 'ti that, sustained Mrs. Vtiiefa three children. pp Kennedy during the Five months later, cin'; 1' of husbands (death, her. Nov.

22,. 1963, President majesty and sense of histo-. John F. Kennedy was shot ry in carrying out the Presi- down during a Dallas, Tex; funeraL cap- motorcade with hfa -wife tored the admiration of the Jacqudineat his ride. woridL But the world did And.

two days laler. Lee hot let her retjeat into an-; Harvey Oswald who the pmynrity after leaving the Warren Commission said White House; To escape the 'P killed tim President was curious, she up her Pp killed iby Jack Ruhyleayr Georgetown home in hope p'" fag Oswalds Sovdet-bpm of finding privacy in New -oipwifB with tieir. two young- York without success, -p 1 iters in an alien coimtiy, On April .4 of this year ON OCCASION she has -vv; Nobel Peace Prize winner been criticized for living; Martin Lutlier King peripatetic, ore r-fashion- was slain white' standing on-' conscious lifa among the the balcony of a Memphis, Jet Set; Yet the rich and Term; moteL leaving be- beautiful woman whose hind his wife; Coretta and elegance once amorized their faigoungsters. 1 v'; the White House has pre-V Of thS. Widows crf Vi- erred not to take an active fence, mly tite vrife tf Ospte in public life; rather "jp; wald has been able to re- perpetuating her husbands; 'gain a measure of private memory; with, various edu- Froni our Colorful Store for s- -v.

1 Men, all seven iV" i 5 i i-p; life. The two widows of civ- cational and cultural me-rights leaden chose to re-. Vmprials. main in the spotlight to car- p' As-' ft Marina Oswald, ry on their hustands. cru- she had blossomed into a.

odes. At the same time i well-coif ed, smartly -Mrs. John Kennedy rep-dressed beauty by the time national, lime- the Warreft Commission mains fa the nat light; r.l-,v -k'i X-' few' ques-. tlonfag; On tnbuti6ns WHEN MEDGAR died, rbm sympatiiizers, as well: a part of me died. I as sums paid for exchudve have jiist existed," said his interviews, die attended a widow; a year; the where she tragedy.

Eventually Mrx learned to speak Enghsh. Evers, haunted by faemo- xnarried a Fmt Worth sales-ries fa Mississip, movyd man and settled, with her to Claremont Cahf- where two children Into ndddle-'she enrolled at Pomona anonymity, Ccdlege. Now1 35, she wiQ Resolute will has carried, receive a bachelors degree 41-yearold King onJuneg. through' thekaleidosoopic To help keep1 jhef events and emotions since band's caue alive, Mrs Ev- Kings assassination. Even' aS a grieving widow, she temipted her mouming fa; Hughes Siffna Pact lead a march in Memifais, mingle i witii" striking gar; lor Medical School hage and -C with tiie dignitaries who'- RENO, Nev.

(UPI) In- her hudnds fu-dustrislist Howard Huriies Tiral fa Atlanta. has signed a fag iq to $6 minion for the XKE WEEKS sface, proposed Universe of Ne- Mrs. King has not paused, vada Medical Schod, Uni- One day she was fa Htdly-versity ChanceUor Neil WOod Id enlist support far Humphrey said Thursdays the Poor People 'a Ciuh-. Hufaidirey said he wouki, paign, the next she was fa submit ft to the attorney. Wa shi ng ton parading -general office; for review: through tiiie slums fa the It was delivered, ailmost Id 'rafa.

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