1960 Campaign: Correspondence: Puerto Rico

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Title
1960 Campaign: Correspondence: Puerto Rico
Collection
Lawrence F. O'Brien Personal Papers
Finding Aid | Digitized Content
Digital Identifier
LOBPP-009-010
Date(s) of Materials
3 August 1960-2 September 1960, undated
Folder Description
Contains 4 photographic prints (LOBPP-PH-028, LOBPP-PH-029, LOBPP-PH-030, LOBPP-PH-031).
Extent / Physical Description
48 digital pages, including 4 photographs
Series
Series 1. John F. Kennedy Campaigns, 1954-1960.
Preferred Citation
Lawrence F. O'Brien Personal Papers. John F. Kennedy Campaigns, 1954-1960. 1960 Campaign: Correspondence: Puerto Rico. LOBPP-009-010. John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum
Place(s)
Media Type
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