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John Fitzgerald Kennedy Collection

Kennedy, John Fitzgerald (1917–1963). Printed materials, 1963. .33 foot. Subject collection. and magazines (1963) published in the and the Federal Republic of , regarding Kennedy’s visit to West Germany and West Berlin in June, 1963, and his assassination in November, 1963. All items in this collection bear cover stories regarding, or are special editions devoted to, President Kennedy and his death. ______

Newspapers:

"The NACom Chronicle," November 29, 1963 ( of the U.S. Northern Area Command, headquartered at Frankfurt, Federal Republic of Germany). Two copies.

"Overseas Family," November 29, 1963 (newspaper published privately for U.S. military service personnel stationed in the Federal Republic of Germany --published at Frankfurt, F.R.G.).

"The Stars and Stripes," November 26, 1963 (European edition of the "unofficial publication of the U.S. Armed Forces -- published at Darmstadt, Federal Republic of Germany").

"The Times," November 24, 1963 (late city edition -- published at New York, New York).

"," November 26, 1963 (international edition -- published at Paris, ).

" Tribune," November 26, 1963 (European Edition -- published at Paris, France).

Magazines:

"," December 2, 1963 (international edition -- published at Buckinghamshire, Great Britain, ).

"," November 27, 1963 (West German news magazine, published at Hamburg, Federal Republic of Germany).

"The Saturday Evening Post," December 14, 1963 (Memorial edition -- published at New York, New York).

"Life," circa December 1963 (special memoriam edition).

"Stern," August 22, 1965 (West Germany news magazine, published at Hamburg, Federal Republic of Germany).

"Quick," June 30, 1963 (West German news magazine, published at Munich, Bavaria, Federal Republic of Germany).

"Quick," November 25, 1963 (West German news magazine, published at Munich, Bavaria, Federal Republic of Germany).

"Berliner Illustrite," circa July 1963 (West German news magazine. Special edition -- published at Hamburg, Federal Republic of Germany).

"Four Dark Days in History," circa December 1963 (special "collector's copy" edition issued by Special Publications, Inc. -- published at Los Angeles, California).