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346 “She began to really…”: interview, John F. Kennedy, JMBP.
346 “The use of novocaine …”: Dr. Alexander Preston, M.D., to James Mac-Gregor Burns, July 29, 1959, JMBP.
347 “Tender? Oh, he was tender”: LL interview with Gunilla Von Post.
348 “I just got word …”: John F. Kennedy to Gunilla Von Post, August 22, 1955, courtesy Gunilla Von Post.
348 “I wish you …”: John F. Kennedy to Gunilla Von Post, September 1955, courtesy Gunilla Von Post.
348 “Jack has called me …”: Lem Billings to Gunilla Von Post, n.d., courtesy Gunilla Von Post.
349 “I had a wonderful…”: John F. Kennedy to Gunilla Von Post, date uncertain, courtesy Gunilla Von Post.
349 “I am looking forward …”: John F. Kennedy to Gunilla Von Post, 1966, courtesy Gunilla Von Post.
349 scholarly tone of the first draft: draft dated February 8, 1955, RWC.
349 “When I’d finished …”: Boston Globe, May 22, 1955.
349 “opening and closing …”: SJFK, p. 327.
349 “lying on a board …”: Arthur Krock, KLOH.
350 “the public’s appreciation …”: PC, p. 4.
350 “Our political life …”: ibid., p. 19.
350 “And only the very courageous …”: ibid., p. 20.
351 “The stories of past…”: ibid., p. 258.
351 Jack used: “Kennedy’s Magic Formula,” Saturday Evening Post, August 13, 1960.
351 “One of his slogans…”: interview, Rose Kennedy, RCP.
352 the members may well have been: SJFK, p. 397.
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353 more than one hundred million: Sig Mickelson, “Two National Political Conventions Have Proved Television’s News Role,” Quill, December 1956.
353 “I am Senator…”: Senator John Kennedy, final text of narration for Democratic keynote film, RWC.
353 sounded overwrought: “Look and Listen with Donald Kirkley,” Baltimore Sun, August 15, 1956.
354 “Not much”: Berkshire Eagle, undated clipping, 1956.
354 “his intelligence, farsightedness…”: AWRH, p. 98.
355 “spending] the whole …”: John F. Kennedy to James Finnegan, May 2, 1956, KP.
355 “if someone who is as…”: John F. Kennedy to Walter T. Burke, Esq., May 11, 1956, RWC.
355 “that for the first…”: Stan Karson, interoffice memo, May 22, 1956, KP.
355 “Should be married …”: Burns, p. 182.
356 “As long as you …”: Jerry Williams, interview with Congressman Thomas P. O’Neill Jr., WBZ-TV, Boston, and O’Neill papers, John J. Burns Library, Boston College.
356 One citizen: RFK, p. 98.
356 “She had seen me …”: interview, John F. Kennedy, JMBP.
356 “My point was that…”: ibid.
357 “too much time”: TEEK, p. 100. 357 “So many people …”: RFK, p. 99.
357 “a forlorn figure”: AWRH, p. 100.
358 “one of the ablest…”: Clearwater Sun, August 24, 1956.
358 two-week visit: AP, August 18, 1956.
358 “I do not wish …”: John F. Kennedy to H. W. Richardson, April 10, 1956, RWC.
358 Jack arranged: W. F. B. Morse and William Thompson, memorandum of agreement May 2, 1956, RWC.
358 Those who disliked: For descriptions of Thompson, see Edward Klein, All Too Human (1996), pp. 195-97, and Seymour M. Hersh, The Dark Side of Camelot (1997), pp. 388-90.
359 “Unique among them …”: quoted in Collier and Horowitz, p. 209.
359 “exhaustion and nervous…”: UPI, undated clipping, JFKPL.
360 “I told him, ‘You …”: LL interview with George Smathers.
360 Bobby attempted to ingratiate: A. Rosen to L. N. Conroy, February 9, 1955, FBIFOI.
360 visited the FBI chief again the next year: M. A. Jones to Mr. Nichols, July 1, 1955, FBIFOI.
360 “Kennedy was completely uncooperative…”: J. Edgar Hoover to Mr. Nichols, July 20, 1955, FBIFOI.
360 Bobby grasped the Bible: William O. Douglas, The Court Years, 1939-1975(1980), p. 306.
360 “Russian doctors are …”: ibid., p. 307.
361 about twenty pounds: Boston Globe, October 23, 1955.
361 “As a result…”: Douglas, p. 307.
362 Bobby not only edited: Robert F. Kennedy to David Lawrence, October 5, 1955, RFK papers, JFKPL.
362 invited