Bobby Kennedy and family enjoy a day out together at Hickory Hill, several months before President Kennedy’s assassination 
In less than five minutes of a noon hour, JFK was logged at having read and signed seven letters, scanned five more, and autographed two pictures. Here we have a glimpse of the working President with his secretary, Mrs. Lincoln, and McGeorge Bundy, Special Assistant for National Security Affairs. (Sorry about the second photo- it’s in the middle of the book and was a bit hard to scan correctly) Coffee hours with Congressmen and Vice President Lyndon Johnson in the White House, State Dining Room (1961) 
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