
Jim Farrell
Jim Farrell was an equipment man in the athletics department at Harvard University when Jack played sports there. Farrell gave Jack a football for a…
The Life of John F. Kennedy
Jim Farrell was an equipment man in the athletics department at Harvard University when Jack played sports there. Farrell gave Jack a football for a…
Don Wilson was a staffer at the Unites States information Agency. He was instrumental in setting up a correspondents’ center in New York to help…
Arthur Holcombe was a professor at Harvard who taught a several different government classes that Jack signed up for. Described as “fusty, pompous, long-winded, and…
H. Holton “Holty” Wood was a schoolmate of Jack’s from boyhood. They attended Harvard, Dexter, and Noble and Greenough together. At Harvard, both were accepted…
Joe Garrety was a friend of Jack’s and met up with him in Berlin during his stay visit there with Lem right before the outbreak…
Alex Pourtalis was a Harvard chum of Jack’s. Alex and another Harvard student were also touring Europe right before the war and found themselves in…
Victor H. Krulak (nicknamed “Brute”) was a Lieutenant Colonel in the United States Marines. In October, 1943 he led a group of Marines onto Choiseul…
Joe Kernell was a PT officer in the Solomons that Jack turned to for advice and guidance as he assumed command of PT 109.
Frequent date Flip Price remember Jack as driving a Buick convertible during his three months in Palo Alto in the fall of 1940. [Blair, p…..
L’Omelette was a local Palo Alto restaurant that JFK often took Flip Price and other dates to. during his three months on the campus of…
Dinah’s Shack was a popular restaurant in Palo Alto that Jack took his dates, including Flip Price to for a meal. It originally opened in…
Harriet “Flip” Price was a steady date of Jack’s during his three months auditing classes at Stanford in the fall of 1940. Flip was slim, …
Alvin Peyton Cluster was the young commander of Squadron Two and was Kennedt’s superior for much of his stay in the Solomons. A graduate of…
Edmund T. Drewitch, age 30, was the sixth man on the crew for PT 109 that Kennedy was assembling. He joined the crew on the…
Charles Harris, aged 25, joined the PT 109 crew the day that Kennedy assumed command. [Blair, p. ??]
JFK travelled to Chile on his spring, 1941 trip to South America with his sister and mother. After spending his 24th birthday in Argentina as…
Jack was in Palm Beach with his father when Joe, Sr. sent a telegram to Rose informing her that the Associated Press had named her…
Mr. Tinker was an English teacher at Choate and had Jack for his English V class. [253, p. 132]
Harlan Cleveland was appointed as Assistant Secretary of State for International Organizations by Kennedy in 1961. Cleveland was a Princeton graduate and Rhodes Scholar who…
Fowler Hamilton was a New York attorney who was named by Kennedy to head the Foreign Aid Agency. [152, p. 101]