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  You'll find out that Walter Cronkite outlives John F. Kennedy Jr., Anna Nicole Smith, and Michael Jackson.
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  A child of the Depression, Bernstein wound up attending Harvard with John F. Kennedy, serving in the Air Force during World War II, working at the Federal Reserve, and managing billions of dollars during the 1950s and 60s. He was on a first-name basis with most of the biggest brains in finance -- including several Nobel Prize winners.

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  The staff was used to preparing dinners and receptions for President John F. Kennedy and his wife, but they weren't used to having to make the preparations while weaving in between workmen who were redecorating one of the rooms they needed to prepare.
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  Kennedy decided on the spot that she wanted the wallpaper.

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  Over the course of his career at Christie's, Paul helped coordinate the appraisal of several significant collections, including George Washington's Mount Vernon Estate, Hammersmith Farm (the summer home of President John F. Kennedy), properties of the National Trust for Historic Preservation, the Biltmore Estate Museum (America's largest home), and the personal property of Marilyn Monroe.

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  According to statistics compiled by the foreign service association, political appointees have hovered at between 30 to 32 percent of ambassadors since President John F. Kennedy was in office.

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  "If one two-hundredth of the 1995 Internet population were to subscribe to this idea and John were to write a hundred stories a year (he actually writes between one-hundred-twenty and one-hundred-forty), he would earn $1,000,000 per year, which I am prepared to guess is more than The New York Times pays him.
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  John F. Kennedy during his presidency said a famous thing about Jefferson.
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  In 1962, President Kennedy invited 49 Nobel Laureates to the White House. Kennedy said: "I think this is the most extraordinary collection of talent and of human knowledge that has ever been gathered together at the White House - with the possible exception of when Thomas Jefferson dined alone."

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  Although State Treasurer John Kennedy arrived at the Ferriday Rotary Club meeting 20 minutes late Thursday at Panola Woods, he wasted little time getting his ideas and points across.
  
  "I have three ideas to solve our budget problem," Kennedy said, alluding to a $29 billion state budget.
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  Kennedy also said inmates should be required to earn a GED before being eligible for parole.
  
  This would reduce recidivism, he said, noting that roughly 50 percent of inmates who are released from parish and state prisons end up back in prison. He said this would save the state billions of dollars.
  
  Kennedy said he would also eliminate people who get free medical service making so many non-emergency visits to emergency room visits.
  
  "That is expensive," he said. "I say the third time someone uses the emergency room in one year be turned away if it is something not serious. Tell them to take two aspirins and visit a clinic in the morning. Emergency care is not free. When people on Medicaid use emergency rooms as their primary care provider, it costs five to 10 times more than traditional health care."
  
  Kennedy told the Rotary he substitute teaches in Louisiana.
  
  "I don't do it for the pay," he said.
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  Kennedy ended on a positive note.
  
  "There are a lot good things going on in Louisiana," he said.

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  In nearly 50 years in the Senate, Kennedy, a liberal Democrat, served alongside 10 presidents - his brother John Fitzgerald Kennedy among them - compiling an impressive list of legislative achievements on health care, civil rights, education, immigration and more.
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  Barack Obama an endorsement at a critical point in the campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination, explicitly likening the young contender to President Kennedy.

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  Just as President John F. Kennedy launched a quest to put a man on the moon, so Blair's promise mixed rhetorical boldness with only a vague notion of how the task was to be achieved. Indeed, many were surprised it was made at all.

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