Pentagon Papers Scandal Button

Submitted by Deyna:
I have in my possession a very rare button from the New York Times Washington Bureau, circulated at the time of the Pentagon Paper scandal. Button reads:
FREE The Times XXII. I worked at the Detroit Free Press at the time, and was given this button as a gift. The front of the button is in perfect shape. The back interior some small spots of rust.

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1969 Presidential Glassware

Submitted by Linda:
I have eight Democratic Presidential Glassware items. It hs the president's seal on the front of the glass. It has a copyright date of 1969. On the back are 12 president with terms in office. They are in a brass holder with some slight tarnish, but in very good condition.

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1963 John F. Kennedy Invitation

Submitted by Ross:

While going through some of my grandfathers things I found an invitaiton to an armed forces review on June 25, 1963 in Hanau Germany and with it is a program of events.

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Kennedy For President - Robert Kennedy Autograph

Submitted by Keyon: I hope you may be able to help me out. I have a John F. Kennedy Presidential Campaign letter signed by Robert F. Kennedy. It is typed on US Senator John F. Kennedy for President letterhead, addressed to Honorable John David Upchurch Eldordado, Illinois. It is dated Sept. 15, 1960.

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