128 - John F. Kennedy: Ephemera from the Files of HIs Secretary Evelyn Lincoln, with Day-by-Day Summaries of JFK's Administration

John F. Kennedy: Ephemera from the Files of HIs Secretary Evelyn Lincoln, with Day-by-Day Summaries of JFK's Administration Group of materials originating from the estate of John F. Kennedy's secretary, Evelyn Lincoln, all from the collection of noted JFK collector Robert L. White. Includes: - a mimeographed 538-page day-by-day reference chronicling the first year of the Kennedy administration, beginning on January 21, 1961: "The first day on the New Frontier was cold and blustery, but throngs of celebrating Democrats, aided by the all-night efforts of 3,000 laborers and soldiers, conquered snow and tangled traffic to see John Fitzgerald Kennedy inaugurated as President." - a mimeographed day-by-day summary of the second year of the Kennedy administration, beginning on January 1, 1962: "President Kennedy and Premier Khrushchev exchanged New Year's greetings. In the messages, made public yesterday, the two leaders acknowledged that their nations bore a grave responsibility to humanity and assured each other of a firm resolve to seek a durable peace in 1962." - a clipped magazine article about JFK sent to Evelyn Lincoln by Madlyn Fitzgerald, sent to her at the White House. - two color cardstock portraits of John F. Kennedy by Fabian Bachrach. - the November 27, 1963 issue of Roll Call: The Newspaper of Capitol Hill, featuring a black-bordered portrait of the fallen President John F. Kennedy and a memorial column. - six pages of carbon copy typescripts of JFK's handwritten notes, prepared by Lincoln after his assassination for use in cataloging his papers; notably, one represents his draft announcing his candidacy for the presidency, beginning: "I am announcing today my candidacy for the Presidency of the United States." In overall fine condition. All originate from the Robert L. White collection and are accompanied by certificates of authenticity from Erik L. Dorr.