[Newspapers]. 16 Issues (typically front page section only, but 1 Issue is Section F only, and a few have some material not from front page section). Coverage of the John F. Kennedy assassination, Kennedy presidential inauguration, Robert F. Kennedy Assassination, death of Lyndon Johnson, and other topics. Folio. Very good. Uncollated; only the front pages are examined. Includes: ++ THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR. Jan. 21, 1961. Includes 2 articles under general headline “Freedom, Peace: Kennedy.” Articles are “Castro Ready to Seek Harmony: Kennedy Friendship Courted” and “Inaugural Address Devoted Mainly to Foreign Policy.” ++ NEW YORK JOURNAL AMERICAN. Nov. 22, 1963. Large headline: “President Dead: Shot by Assassin.” ++ NEW YORK HERALD TRIBUNE. Nov. 23, 1963. Front page has general headline “Kennedy Assassinated: Johnson Sworn as President.” ++ THE WASHINGTON POST. Nov. 23, 1963. Main headline: “President Kennedy Shot Dead; Lyndon B. Johnson is Sworn In.” ++ THE WASHINGTON POST. Nov. 24, 1963. 2 lead stories under headline: “Nation’s Great File Past Kennedy Bier; Body Lies in State at Capitol Today; Johnson Moves to Carry On Policies.” ++ 2 copies: THE WASHINGTON POST. Nov. 25, 1963. Multiple articles under headline “300,000 Join Tributes to Kennedy As Notables Arrive for Funeral Today; Oswald is Shot to Death at Dallas Jail.” ++ BALTIMORE NEWS-POST. Nov. 25, 1963. Lead story: “World Leaders Attend Funeral for Kennedy: Simple Service in Cathedral.” Left column of front page has article: “Death Map Traced to Oswald.” Other relevant articles. ++ BALTIMORE NEWS-POST. Nov. 29, 1963. Lead article: “Johnson Gets World Briefing: Full-Dress Talks on Busy Schedule.” ++ BALTIMORE AMERICAN. Dec. 1, 1963. Section F. 1st page has Illustration of John F. Kennedy and Jacqueline Kennedy. ++ THE EVENING STAR. May 8, 1964. On front page’s left half, just above c-fold is the headline “Johnson Asks Georgians for Justice Among Races.” Above the headline is a photo-illustration with the caption “President Johnson talks to two men in Knoxville, Tenn., about to lose their homes to urban renewal.-AP Photo.” ++ THE EVENING STAR. June 5, 1968. “Kennedy ‘Extremely Critical’, Bullet Removed from Brain: Senator Felled in Los Angeles; 5 Others Shot.” Other front page articles are related to varying degrees. ++ THE EVENING STAR. June 6, 1968. “Robert F. Kennedy Dies: Funeral in N.Y., Burial Set Here On Saturday.” ++ THE KANSAS CITY TIMES. June 5, 1968. 2 articles under headline “M’Carthy Out in Front: Minnesota Senator Builds Early Lead Over Robert F. Kennedy on Democratic Side of Crucial California Primary, but CBS Projection Favors New Yorker.” ++ THE KANSAS CITY TIMES. June 6, 1968. “Kennedy Still Clinging to Life: Senator Remains in Extremely Critical Condition After Team of Neurosurgeons Removes From His Brain Fragments of Bullet Fired by Gunman in Los Angeles Hotel.: ‘Change’ in 36 Hours: As Doctors Predict No Decisive Turn for Next Day and a Half, Relatives Converge on City From East Coast and Europe…” ++ THE WASHINGTON POST Jan. 23, 1973. Lead story: “Lyndon Johnson Dies at 64; Sought ‘Great Society’ for Nation: Death Apparently Due to a Heart Attack at Ranch.” On front page, 3rd column from the left is mostly occupied by a story reporting Roe v. Wade: “Supreme Court Allows Early-Stage Abortions.” Tear and creasing to middle of rightmost column, tear and chipping to inner edge.