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...sponsored by the American Institute For Foreign Study Foundation, which was founded with the assistance of the late Robert F. Kennedy. To learn more about hosting an exchange student with AYA, call Stella at (800) 322-4678, ext. 5164 or e-mail...
...Democratic presidential nomination late in the 1968 campaign, saying he would take up the cause of the assassinated Sen. Robert F. Kennedy. He finished far behind Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey, who won the nomination, and Minnesota Sen. Eugene...
...generation. But when Matthew Maxwell Kennedy, son of Robert F. Kennedy, spoke to reporters Monday, it was to say he had...appeared to lose his place during a speech before the Robert F. Kennedy Children's Action Corps. Then Kennedy acknowledged...
...Rico -- Anti-Navy protests brought near-anarchy to Vieques island, a U.S. federal judge said in sentencing Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and others to 30 days in jail for breaking into a bombing range to stop military exercises. The sentence...
...was convicted of beating the 15-year-old with a golf club in 1975. The 41-year-old Skakel, a nephew of Robert F. Kennedy's widow, Ethel, was handcuffed and led off immediately to jail following the jury verdict Friday. He faces from...
...sentenced to life in prison or just four years behind bars if he were convicted. Skakel, a nephew of the late Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, is charged with the 1975 murder of Martha Moxley, who was beaten to death with a golf club. Skakel is now 41...
...campaign: protection for presidential candidates. Such security was mandated after the 1968 assassination of Sen. Robert F. Kennedy in California, D-N.Y., as he campaigned for the Democratic Party nomination. The decision on who gets protection...
...nonfiction by Mary Gordon and V.S. Naipaul, and about Robert F. Kennedy and Mao Tse-tung. The New Yorker has published...Steel Steel examines the myth that as president, Robert F. Kennedy would have solved many of America's most pressing...
...said Levine, who already shepherds tourists to other spots across Los Angeles associated with cases involving Robert F. Kennedy, Charles Manson and O.J. Simpson. The media hordes that had been camped outside Blake's low-slung home have...
...the author won't be cheering her on this fall. For the year was 1964, the carpetbagging Senate candidate was Robert F. Kennedy and the writer was a Manhattan College student (and liberal Democrat) named Rudolph W. Giuliani. Today, Giuliani...