A Time It Was: Bobby Kennedy in the Sixties
Photograph of Bill Eppridge, circa 1968, in his New York City apartment. |
Bill Moyers and RFK aboard Air Force One, 1966. |
Senator Robert F. Kennedy campaigns in Sioux City, Iowa, 1966. |
Senator Robert F. Kennedy on his way to yet another campaign stop in 1966. He was campaigning for other Democrats. |
LIFE magazine cover, November 18, 1966. Photograph by Bill Eppridge. |
Kids run alongside convertible carrying Senator Robert F. Kennedy as he campaigns for Michigan Governor G. Mennen "Soapy" Williams, 1966. |
A crush of young RFK supporters at the edge of a stage in Iowa. |
Senator Robert F. Kennedy standing above a sea of outstretched hands on a swing through the Midwest. Marion, Iowa, 1966. |
Senator Robert F. Kennedy at home in Virginia with some of his children, October 1966. |
Frenzied RFK supporters in Indiana, 1968 presidential campaign. |
Police hold back RFK supporters at a rally in Indiana, 1968 presidential campaign. |
Senator Robert F. Kennedy with campaign staff and others ride in a red convertible as they campaign in Indianapolis, Indiana, 1968. |
Captivated supporters of RFK, 1968. |
Press and staff ride in convertible and bus to another stop in the 1968 presidential campaign. |
Bobby Kennedy and Ethel Kennedy walk on the beach in Oregon. Bobby wanted to swim but did not want the press to photograph him. 1968. |
Cover of LIFE magazine, issue dated June 14, 1968. Published after the death of Senator Robert F. Kennedy. Cover image shows the senator and his dog Freckles on the beach in Oregon, just a few days before his death. |
RFK, Ambassador Hotel, California primary victory speech. June 4, 1968. |
RFK mortally wounded, Ambassador Hotel, June 5, 1968. |
Busboy Juan Romero looks up in anguish as he holds Senator Robert F. Kennedy moments after he was shot in the kitchen of the Ambassador Hotel, June 5, 1968. |
Ethel Kennedy and Jean Kennedy Smith with RFK moments after he was shot, Ambassador Hotel, June 5, 1968. |
Frank Mankiewicz makes the announcement that RFK has died, L.A., June 6, 1968. |
President Johnson sent Air Force One to bring Senator Robert F. Kennedy's body back to New York. Family and friends are silhouetted against the plane's side by TV lights. June 6, 1968. |
Man with child salutes the RFK funeral train as it passes by, June 8, 1968. |
Along the entire route of the RFK funeral train, from New York to Washington, D.C., people line the tracks, their faces reflecting the national state of grief and disbelief. June 8, 1968. |
People stand on an overpass to get a look at the RFK funeral train, June 8, 1968. |
Holding a reversed flag, a sign of distress, along the tracks as the RFK funeral train rolls by, June 8, 1968. |
The burned original print of mortally wounded Robert Kennedy held by busboy Juan Romero, Ambassador Hotel, June 5, 1968. |
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