arch 3
EN_01054977_4515
In 1961, Byron R. White, left, was the deputy attorney general under Robert F. Kennedy. Mr. White helped in John F. Kennedy's 1960 presidential campaign and the two men had become become friends as Navy lieutenants in the Pacific. White went on to become a US Supreme Court justice.(George Tames/The New York Times)
MINIMALNA CENA 100USD!!!
2002-04-15
George Tames/The New York Times//EAST NEWS
The New York Times Agency
George Tames
h_14279619
0,88MB
24cm x 17cm przy 300dpi
1960, 1961, 2, A, ADULT, AND, ANTICIPATION, AS, ATTORNEY, BECOME, BYRON, CAMPAIGN, CENSUS, CONVERSATION, COURT, CURTAIN, DAY, DEPUTY, DOOR, ELECTION, EMOTION, ETHNICITY, F, FACE, FEMALE, FRIENDS, GENERAL, GEORGE, GLASSES, HAD, HELPED, HIST, IN, INDOORS, JOHN, JUSTICE, KENNEDY, LAMP, LAWYER, LEFT, LIEUTENANT, LIEUTENANTS, MALE, MEN, MID, MR, NAVY, NEW, NO, NYTA, NYTHA, OCEAN, OF, ON, PACIFIC, PEOPLE, PERSON, POLITICS, PORTRAIT, PRESIDENT, PRESIDENTIAL, RACE, ROBERT, SADNESS, STATES, STYLE, SUPREME, TAMES, THE, TIMES, TO, TRUST, TWO, UNDER, UNITED, US, WAS, WENT, WHITE, YORK, YOUNG,