Monthly Archives: November 2012

NEW photo discovered- a Tampa resident sent me this pic of the returning 11/18/63 JFK motorcade in Tampa- Agents Charles Zboril (shown) and Don Lawton (not shown) STILL on rear of limo while Kennedy, George Smathers, and Sam Gibbons share … Continue reading →

UPDATE: David McCullough To Headline Dallas’ JFK Tribute BY KERA STAFF   Five stories that have North Texas talking: JFK 50, Walmart walk-offs, Museum Tower shines on and more.   Updated, 2:58 p.m.: Dallas will mark the 50th anniversary next year … Continue reading →

Gee, if General David Petraeus could lie, do ya think Blaine could, too? People are so naive… Whenever I see all these trusting, naive (mostly-planted-by-friends-and-associates) 5-star reviews of Blaine’s book “The Kennedy Detail”, the degree of naivete reminds one of … Continue reading →

Winston Lawson Recognized by the Virginia Health Care Association for illustrious Cold War era career protecting Presidents Eisenhower, Kennedy and Johnson (Norfolk, VA) – Winston George Lawson, a 81 year-old resident of Lake Taylor Transitional Care Hospital, was recently featured … Continue reading →

On November 08, 2012 at 7:19 AM How the Secret Service Said Goodbye to Mitt Romney By Marc Ambinder At some point, early Wednesday morning, when Gov. Mitt Romney and family were tucked into bed, a quiet call went out … Continue reading →

Long-overdue JFK Tribute will be dedicated today in Fort Worth     Posted Wednesday, Nov. 07, 2012 By Sandra Baker     sabaker@star-telegram.com   FORT WORTH — Almost 50 years have passed since President John F. Kennedy spoke to a … Continue reading →

Secret Service agent kills self amid affair probe     By ALICIA A. CALDWELL Associated Press – 2 hrs 45 mins ago   WASHINGTON (AP) — For nearly six years, a senior Secret Service agent kept his extramarital affair with … Continue reading →

Kennedy social secretary Letitia Baldrige dies The 86-year-old told America how to eat salad tastefully and say ‘I do’ gracefully.   Letitia Baldrige stands in 1998 in front of the Georgetown home where Jackie Kennedy, her friend and former employer, … Continue reading →