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'ihe boston Uiuoe euneaay, iovemoer it, A John Kennedy Project Going Ahead the Library By WILFRID C. RODfiERS Iday he has oaved his papers spoken soon with Pres. Nathan a a 'an 's PrePared t0 turn themjPuscy of Harvard concerning mwm oniinuiujun-n j-cuW over l0 tne Kennedy administration ol the ibrarv. Presidential Library. President Kennedy had also Under a joint resolution been scheduled to talk wiih Atty.

Edward Hanify, a trustee of the project, this last wee end during a state dinner for adopted by the 84th Congress and introduced by Speaker Mc-Cormack provision is made for t-x ilini urn miin it teti-iiiiti -iaaotMto)firii tin mhii i MUA JMhmi tanM-iJ i the Federal government to take Ludwig Erhard here. of plans to build a John F. Kennedy Presidential Library at Harvard University is under way with a request expected shortly iot public subscriptions. It was President Kennedy's own request that the Presidential Library be built at Harvard, and before his death he helped select the site near HARVARD STADIUfvfUl over such presidential libraries and to maintain and operate them. 4 ACCUTRON by BULOVA if The Presidential Library is expected to be one of the few Harvard Businss School on the with tota, m.ord KENNEDY LIBRARY SITEUj.

An ardent reader of history, President Kennedy kept intact his complete presidential campaign records, his senatorial 3 i fv' I 1 vifcl campaign records and most ofj Brichton side of the Charles River. This becomes the one memorial to President Kennedy that the President himself assented to before his death. Tentative plans and they were to have been discussed with President Kennedy this past week-end call for a two- the records during his service in the House. These political campaign rec if A -jri'iwrriiiTiiiifi vn Am 'iurf imtiiiMBfoYx ords including memoranda story structure with about and notes on conferences will him are Gov. Peabody (left) and Harvard Pres.

Nathan Pusey (right). 000 square feet of space on: be unique in presidential SURVEY TRIP to pick site for his library was enjoyed by President Kennedy shortly before his death. With each floor. libraries. Construction was scheduled President Franklin Roosevelt's records, which are quite complete, lack his 1932 political campaign records.

President Kennedy had to begin in 1965. But that was before President Kennedy was cut down by an assassin's bullet. Kennedy Men to Leave hoped that his Presidential When plans for the library Commerce. Udall is from An- u'ura fire PresiHptit CIRCUIT Continued from Page 1 There will be immediate zona. Hodges is from I.orth Kennedy requested members Carolina.

of his cabinet to preserve their Politically, Mr. Johnson for the library, not in any great difficulty in, Justice Arthur Goldberg, either state, and it might serve forrnerly President Kennedy's his political future to greater I Secretary of Labor, said Tues-advantage to give these obsi changes in the White House staff; there will be changes in top level of the government in the departments and in the President Kennedy's right hand man was Kenneth O'Don-nell. He was listed as appointments secretary, but everyone in government knew that he was one of the most powerful men on the staff. O'Donnell obviously cannot have the same relationship with President Johnson. Theodore Sorensen, Myer Feldman and Schlesinger will probably leave sometime Library by being centrally placed in an academic area, could be used on a reciprocal basis with such libraries as Weidner at Harvard.

On several occasions, President Kennedy talked at length with Prof. Arthur Schlesinger and Ted Holborn of his staff, both of whom came f-om te Harvard faculty, about his hopes and plans for the library. On his most recent visit to Boston, he made a point of driving past the area selected for the site. It was expected that President Kennedy would have WORLD'S ONLY ELECTRONIC TIMEPIECE GUARANTEED' 99.9977 accurate on your uristl ACCUTRON "213" Stainless steel waterproof sweep second hand. Hand applied markers and with alliga-tor strap.

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The speculation is that Mr. Johnson is more likely to conduct his political operations through the Democratic National Committee. If this is so, it would follow that he would put his own man in to replace John Bailey as chairman. as soon as possible. Sorensen was very close to the President as a speech writer in the Senate and in the White Mr.

Johnson will have to do it in a very short time, and he will have to do it without alienating the Kennedy wing. It has taken the Kennedy WASHINGTON (AP) Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, (D-Mass.) was back at his desk in the Senate Tuesday. He walked quietly to his administration just about two and a half years to put its men into all the agencies of govern House.

Mr. Johnson will probably want his own men. One of the most frequently mentioned is Gerald Siegel, counsel for The Washington Post. Schlesinger, the noted Harvard historian had a special relationship to Kennedy. McGeorge Bunday, assistant for national security affairs, is the man that President John- ail riianvBci aesK ana vuiea ior a dim nis till -4 Mwb ment.

It took much less time to take over the party structure President Johnson will have President brother had re-to be delicate. He must not quested to expand Federal aid drive away the Kennedy forces. to Ubrary servire. gently, reliably, even when at the national level, but even now, after nearly three years, they do not have iron control over all state organizations. The Senator then left the Robert Kennedy had decided i 1 A i The White House staff has son wants to Keep in the sameir i-ru; 1 General position in 1965 if his1 Senate chamber, pausing only to acknowledged whispered greetings from a few oeen HSKea 10 brother was reelected, Mr.

oonnson movea lino me He had ruled out the possi Frederick Holborn. who oval office of the President, his bility of serving in the White works with Bundy, will probably stay on as long as Bundy House under his brother or in lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllilllll Leading medical authorities prescribe SENOKOT Granules or Tablets for many types of constipation, even those in which other laxatives may fail. One dose usually brings relief overnight. Proven by medical and hospital tests. Used by millions.

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