Ken odonnell biography
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(2) Kenneth O'Donnell was interviewed by Arlen Specter on behalf of the Warren Commission ( )
Arlen Specter: Would you outline the origin of that trip to Texas, please?
Kenneth O'Donnell: It came from a conversation between the President and Vice President Johnson, and myself. It concerned President Kennedy's desire, and President Johnson's desire that he came to Texas
Arlen Specter: In a general way, what was the purpose of the President's trip to Texas in November of ?
Kenneth O'Donnell: Well, he hadn't conducted any political activities in Texas. There were great controversies existing. There was a party problem in Texas that the President and the Vice President felt he could be helpful, as both sides of the controversy were supporting President Kennedy, and they felt he could be a bridge between these two groups, and this would be helpful in the election of I think that is the major reason for the trip.
(3) Kenneth O'Donnell was interviewed by Arlen Specter on behalf of the Warren Commission ( )
Arlen Specter: Tell us what occurred then as you made that turn away from the crowded downtown Dallas area and headed toward the plaza area.
Kenneth O'Donnell: Well, I sat down. I remember saying to Dave Powers th
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Kenneth O'Donnell
Kenny O'Donnell
In office
January 20, – November 22,President John F. Kennedy Preceded by Thomas Stephens
(Appointments Secretary)
Wilton Persons(Chief of Staff)Succeeded by W. Marvin Watson Born Kenneth Patrick O'Donnell
()March 4,
Worcester, Massachusetts, U.S.Died September 9, () (aged53)
Boston, Massachusetts, U.S.Resting place Holyhood Cemetery Political party Democratic Spouse(s) Helen Sullivan (–)
Asta Steinfatt ()Relations Alice Guerin and Cleo Albert O'Donnell (parents) Children 3 sons, 2 daughters Education Harvard University(BA)
Boston College(LLB)Allegiance United States Branch/service U.S. Army Air Forces Yearsof service – Battles/wars World War II Kenneth Patrick O'Donnell[1] (March 4, – September 9, ) was an American political consultant. He was the special assistant and appointments secretary to PresidentJohn F. Kennedy from until Kennedy's assassination in November O'Donnell was a close friend of President Kennedy and his younger brother Robert F. Kennedy.
O'Donnell also was an aide to President Lyndon B. Johnson from to He later was an adviser to Robert Kennedy's presidential campaign.
He died of gastrointestinal hem
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FULL NAME:
Kenneth Apostle ODonnellBORN:
March 4, ;
Worcester, MassachusettsDIED:
September 9, (age 53);
Beantown, MassachusettsEDUCATION:
Harvard University (BA),
Boston College (LLB)POLITICAL PARTY:
DemocratCAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
White Manor Appointment SecretaryPAPERS:
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