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Photograph of a portrait of John F. Kennedy by Edward H. Weiss titled, "Eternal Vigilance." The photograph accompanies a letter to Philip M. Klutznick from Mr. Weiss. Verso of photo contains caption of, "Eternal Vigilance, by Edward H. Weiss." Stamped on verso is, "Gil Nickelson and Associates, Inc., 8000 S. Phillips Ave., Chicago 17, Illinois, All Phones 221-2110; Your re-order No. is 30-532."

Photograph of a portrait of John F. Kennedy by Edward H. Weiss titled, "Kennedy-Camelot." The photograph accompanies a letter to Philip M. Klutznick from Mr. Weiss. Verso of photo contains caption of, "Kennedy-Camelot, by Edward H. Weiss." Stamped on verso is, "Gil Nickelson and Associates, Inc., 8000 S. Phillips Ave., Chicago 17, Illinois, All Phones 221-2110; Your re-order No. is 30-531."

Photograph of the left side profile of John F. Kennedy. The photo is included in the press kit for the 1964 John F. Kennedy Library traveling exhibit.

Photograph of a collage of John F. Kennedy surrounded by his notes and doodles. A caption accompanying the photo reads, "Doodles - John F. Kennedy was an inveterate doodler during high-level discussions and meetings. His secretary, Mrs. Lincoln, saved many of his doodles and random notes, and they will be displayed in the Kennedy Library in Boston." The photo is part of the press kit for the 1964 John F. Kennedy Library traveling exhibit.

Photograph of John F. Kennedy's rocking chair used in the Oval Office in the White House, and part of a traveling exhibit about his life. The photo is included in the press kit for the 1964 John F. Kennedy Library traveling exhibit.

Photograph of bird figurines, a ship, and scrimshaw in a display case, part of the 1964 John F. Kennedy Library traveling exhibit. The photo, taken at IBM (International Business Machines Corporation) in New York City, is included in the press kit for the traveling exhibit. Verso contains, "IBM-11, 2, 24," written in pencil.

Photograph of John F. Kennedy's desk, the HMS Resolute, part of the 1964 John F. Kennedy Library traveling exhibit. The photo, taken at IBM (International Business Machines Corporation) in New York City, is included in the press kit for the traveling exhibit. Verso contains, "IBM-11, 1, 4," written in pencil.

Photograph of a display case containing handwritten notes by John F. Kennedy, part of the 1964 John F. Kennedy Library traveling exhibit. The photo, taken at IBM (International Business Machines Corporation) in New York City, is included in the press kit for the traveling exhibit. Verso contains, "IBM-4, 2, 19," written in pencil.

Photograph of a portion of the 1964 traveling exhibit of the John F. Kennedy Library at IBM (International Business Machines Corporation) in New York City. Verso contains "4" written in pencil.

Photograph of the entrance to a 1964 traveling exhibit of the John F. Kennedy Library at IBM (International Business Machines Corporation) in New York City. Verso contains "12" written in pencil.

Photograph of an aerial view of the proposed site of the John F. Kennedy Library along the Charles River. A caption accompanying the photo reads, "Site of John F. Kennedy Library - Aerial view of the site along the Charles River in Boston, donated by Harvard University, on which will be built the John F. Kennedy Library. The actual plot on which the building will be erected is in the foreground, immediately in front of the parking area." The photo is included in the press kit for the 1964 John F. Kennedy Library traveling exhibit.

Photograph of a drawing of John F. Kennedy. The photo is included in the press kit for the 1964 John F. Kennedy Library traveling exhibit.

Photograph of a page of doodles by John F. Kennedy used in a traveling exhibit about his life. The photo is included in the press kit for the 1964 John F. Kennedy Library traveling exhibit.

Photograph of the coconut John F. Kennedy used to send a message following the destruction of PT-109 during World War II. The photo is included in the press kit for the 1964 John F. Kennedy Library traveling exhibit.

Enhanced photograph of a handwritten page from a draft of John F. Kennedy's inaugural address; the original document was part of the 1964 traveling exhibit. A caption accompanying the photo reads, "Draft of Inaugural Address - President Kennedy's own hand-written notes of his famed inaugural address - "Ask not what your country can do for you; ask what you can do for your country." The photo is included in the press kit for the 1964 John F. Kennedy Library traveling exhibit.

Photograph of the right side profile of John F. Kennedy. This photo is included in the press kit for the 1964 John F. Kennedy Library traveling exhibit.

Photograph of President of Guinea Sekou Toure [left] and Sargent Shriver, Director of the Peace Corps, in Ghana as part of Shriver's eight nation tour. Caption on verso of photo reads: "Sargent, President Toure in Ghana, June '61 [sic], (Information Guinée)

Photograph of Sargent Shriver, Director of the Peace Corps, in Manila, Philippines as part of an eight nation tour. Caption on verso of photo reads: "United States Peace Corps Director Sargent Shriver chats with Ma Khin Khin Hla whome [sic] he met in Washington when she represented Burma at the New York Herald Tribune Youth Forum. In the center is U Soe Tin, Executive Secretary of the Burmese Foreign Office. Burma, June, '61 [sic], USIS Photo, Rangoon."

Photograph of Sargent Shriver, Director of the Peace Corps, in Rangoon, Burma as part of an eight nation tour. Caption on verso of photo reads: "Burmese Prime Minister U Nu greets Peace Corps Director Sargent Shriver, USIS photo, Rangoon, Burma, May '61."

Photograph of Sargent Shriver, Director of the Peace Corps, in Rangoon, Burma as part of an eight nation tour. Caption on verso of photo reads: "Peace Corps Director Sargent Shriver [center] joins his host, Dr. E. Maung, Burmese Acting Foreign Minister [right], and his wife [left], at dinner on May 9." A stamp on the verso reads, "USIS PHOTO, RANGOON, BURMA."

Photograph of Sargent Shriver, Director of the Peace Corps, in Manila, Philippines as part of an eight nation tour. Caption on verso of photo reads: "US Information Service, ICA Photo neg #61-107 in ICA/Phil files; Manila, Philippines, May 23, 1961; R. Sargent Shriver (center) calls on President Carlos P. Garcia [left] on board the RPS Lapu-Lapu. Introducing him to the President is U.S. Ambassador John D. Hickerson [right]."

Photograph of Sargent Shriver, Director of the Peace Corps in Rawalpindi, Pakistan as part of an eight nation tour. Caption on verso of photo reads: "Mr. Sargent Shriver, Director, US Peace Corps, arrived in Rawalpindi on Friday, May 5, 1961, for one-day visit to Pakistan's interim capital. During his stay in Rawalpindi, he met with President Mohammad Ayub Khan, cabinet ministers, and governmental secretaries, and discussed with them the possible use of American youth volunteers in development work in Pakistan. Mr. Sargent Shriver, Director, U.S. Peace Corps, called on Lieut. Gen. W.A. Burki, Minister for Health, Labor, and Social Welfare, at the latter's office. On the extreme left is Lieut. Gen. Burki. Facing him is Mr. Shriver. Second from right is Mr. James S. Killen, Director of U.S. aid programs in Pakistan. On the extreme right is Mr. Edwin Bayley, a member of Mr. Shriver's party."

Photograph of Sargent Shriver, Director of the Peace Corps in Rawalpindi, Pakistan as part of an eight nation tour. Caption on verso of photo reads: "Mr. Sargent Shriver, Director, US Peace Corps, arrived in Rawalpindi on Friday, May 5, 1961, for one-day visit to Pakistan's interim capital. During his stay in Rawalpindi, he met with President Mohammad Ayub Khan, cabinet ministers, and governmental secretaries, and discussed with them the possible use of American youth volunteers in development work in Pakistan. Picture shows (left to right): Mr. David MacEachron, a member of Mr. Shriver's party; Mr. Justice Shahbauddin, chairman Pakistan Constitution Commission; Mr. Shriver; President Mohammad Ayub Khan; Mr. William M. Rountree, U.S. Ambassador to Pakistan; Lieut. Gen. W.A. Burki, Pakistan Minister of Health, Labor, and Social Welfare; Mr. James S. Killen, Director of U.S. Operation Mission in Pakistan; Mr. Harris Wofford, a member of Mr. Shriver's party; Mr. Akhter Hussain, Minister of Education and Kashmir Affairs of Pakistan; Mr. M. Shoaib, Finance Minister of Pakistan; and Mr. M. Ayub, Finance Secretary, government of Pakistan."