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JFK's personal letters, photos and books sell for $2MILLION at auction with one single bidder paying $570,000 just for president's bomber jacket
A collection of John F Kennedy memorabilia has fetched almost $2 million (£1.3 million) at auction, including $570,000 (£370,000) for the former president's Air Force One leather bomber jacket.
The collection of about 2,000 photographs, documents, gifts and other items was auctioned at John McInnis Auctioneers in Amesbury.
The items belonged to David Powers, Mr Kennedy's assistant and close personal friend who died in 1998.
JFK's Air Force One Bomber Jacket, given to his special assistant David Powers and worn by LBJ, sold for a whopping $570,000 at the John McInnis Auctioneers Presidential Auction
The auction included a slew or rare Kennedy memorabilia, from photographs to pens to clothing
About 350 people attended the auction, with another 1,000 online bidders. The jacket was among thousands of items, including letters, photographs and books, that had been tucked away in drawers and file cabinets at the home of David Powers, who died in 1998, said Dan Meader, auction appraiser at John McInnis Auctioneers.
They were discovered in recent years by relatives as they prepared Powers' Arlington, Massachusetts, residence for sale, Meader said.
Powers was close to the president throughout his political career, from 1946 until his assassination in
Among the items auctioned was the pen Kennedy used to sign the Interdiction of the Delivery of Offensive Weapons to Cuba in October 1962 during the Cuban Missile Crisis
He later remained close to the Kennedy family and became curator of the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum in Boston before retiring in 1994.
The auction included personal effects that reflected Powers' years of shared history with Kennedy and his family.
Among them are dozens of letters from former first lady Jackie Kennedy and books inscribed by the president.
'The amazing thing about this whole thing is that it shows the personal connection,' Meader said. 'This is stuff that's true, it's pure, it's right from the family home ... right from the president's best friend.'
Rich Travaglione, of Nantucket, paid 525 US dollars (£340) for a 1946 photo of JFK. He said he bought the photo because it reminded him of the time his father met Mr Kennedy when he was campaigning in Boston's North End.
The auction began on Sunday morning and continued into the night, with Kennedy's Air Force One leather bomber jacket selling for $570,000 plus a buyer's premium, he said.
The jacket was initially expected to fetch $20,000 to $40,000 or more.
'There's never been an auction like this,' Meader said, adding that the auction was taking a long time and would likely continue until late at night.
Also among the items to be sold was a schedule kept by Powers that documented in minute detail his last two days with Kennedy in San Antonio and Dallas, Texas, before the November 22, 1963, assassination.
This size-44 Air Force One Bomber Jacket was a stand out item among the fascinating memorabilia
Portraits of John F. Kennedy, including one in uniform during World War II by Robert J Donovan from 1943
A pen JFK used to sign an interdiction order during the Cuban missile crisis also was scheduled to be up for auction.
Powers traveled with Kennedy, riding in motorcades, monitoring the
reaction of crowds and informing the president of what his constituents
wanted, Meader said.
'He was basically the eyes and ears of the American public,' he said. 'Dave was the pulse of the nation.'
Photobooth photographs of JFK and Jacqueline Kennedy taken in the spring of 1953, plus two of them on the grounds of the family compound. Also sold was an early photographic potrait of Jackie
The pen used by JFK at the signing of the 'Interdiction of the Delivery of Offensive Weapons to Cuba' on October 23, 1962 during the Cuban Missile Crisis
As one of his responsibilities as Presidential Aide, Dave Powers ensured this flag was flown on Presidential trips whether on boat or motorcade. This flag is one of two known from his administration
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Richland Newhope in Mansfield is sponsoring a free two-day autism conference Friday, October 28th and Saturday, October 29th at the Masonic Temple on Middle-Bellville Road.
Carla Rumas, who is the director of therapy services at Richland Newhope, says they have been trying to bring training and expertise in the area of autism to the community.
The guest speaker at the conference will be Dr. David Meichenbaum, who specializes in autism intervention and treatment.
The first day on Friday, October 28th, is for educators, professionals and therapists, who work with individuals with autism.
Day two on Saturday, October 29th, will be for parents, families and caregivers, who live with an
individual with autism.
Registration for the conference is available online at www.rnewhope.org or by picking up a registration forum at an area school. The conference each day will be from 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
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Oct 12, 2012 Issue #42 - The Protest Issue
This is a follow-up to 2011's Zita the Spacegirl, but readers new to the series should have no trouble catching on. In this volume (written and illustrated by Ben Hatke), Zita, stranded far from Earth, learns some of the pitfalls of both fame and infamy as she strives to protect her friends, attempts to save an alien race, and ultimately keeps up the quest to find her way home. Her only weapons are the loyalty of her friends, her moral compass, and a penchant for taking action at the right time.
The imaginative visuals are beguiling, and the story hits broad strokes that ring true. The reader encounters even more cool characters, and this volume adds more strange creatures to Zita's menagerie. This book has a place in any grade-schooler's backpack, but chances are that adults will enjoy it as well. This is begging to be a Henson or Pixar movie. Fine all-ages action. (www.firstsecondbooks.com)
Author rating: 7.5/10
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Hotel Amenities
Che Lagarto Hostel Salvador offers a bar/lounge where guests can unwind with a drink, and a TV is available in the lobby. Guests can enjoy the rooftop terrace. Wireless Internet access is available for a surcharge. This 3-story Salvador hostel also offers a roundtrip airport shuttle with 48-hours advance notice (surcharge). The multilingual staff can provide you with tours/ticket assistance.
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- 24-hour front desk
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