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November 22, 2013
Murray Kempton, James Ridgeway
A Heartbreaking Contemporary Account of America's Grief for Kennedy
The New Republic Covers The Assassination of JFK
August 27, 2013
Murray Kempton
From the Stacks: A 1963 Profile of the Man Who Led the March Washington
July 6, 1963
October 16, 1965
Murray Kempton
The Pope Among Us
September 21, 1965
Murray Kempton
The Pope Among Us
Pope Paul VI visits New York City's United Nations offices and Yankee Stadium in 1965
March 28, 1964
Murray Kempton
The Essential Sargent Shriver
March 21, 1964
Murray Kempton
The Night Barry Goldwater Lost
March 7, 1964
Murray Kempton
“I Whipped Him and I’m Still Pretty”
February 29, 1964
Murray Kempton
Boy, Don't You Know I'm on Camera?
September 4, 1963
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The March on Washington
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May 11, 1963
Murray Kempton
Pilgrimage to Jackson

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