Evening star., 1960-12-08
KENNEDY
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ACIlLl6Uy 4OI AOoAASA0 oAP
porters, headed the National
Citizens for Kennedy johnson
Committee during the cam
paign.
Mr.. Rusk referred to Senator
Kennedy any questions about
whether the President-elect had
offered him job in the new
administration. Senator Ken
nedy had escorted Mr.. Rusk to
the door, but went back inside
Immediately.
Mr.. Rusk would say only that
he had an enjoyable talk with
the President-elect about a
general range Of matters in the
foreign affairs field. including
organization Of the Government
to carry out foreign policy.
Brother Joins Farley
Robert Kennedy. the Presi-
dent-elect's younger brother
who directed his election cam
paign, joined with Senator
Kennedy in a conference early
this afternoon with two New
York City Democratic Con-
.gressmen who are expected to
have a lot to do with Federal
patronage in that area.
These conferees were Repre-
sentative Charles Buckley,
Bronx Democratic leader, and
Representative keogh OF Brook
lyn.
Mr.. Buckley said later they
talked about the political situ-
alton in New York State and
unemployment throughout the
country and the program Of
public works that will be taken
up under the new administra-
ton.
Mr.. Buckley said there was
no discussion of the Democratic
split in New York City. Asked
what the political situation was
in New York, where two
factions are contestine for con-
troll, Mr.. Buckley said "it's
fine"
Lawrence on Hand
While they were conferring
Gov. David Lawrence of Penn
sylvania, who had arried early
for his 1870 pm. luncheon
appointment, waited in an up
stairs room. 1t was assumed
that Senator Kennedy also was
consulting Gov. Lawrence about
the qualifications of men under
consideration for important
jobs in his administration.
John j. Hooker. Nashville
(TennD attorney, who was also
a visitor today. discussed a pos
sible appointment in the new
administration.
Mr.. Hooker, a friend OF
Robert Kennedy, said he would
consider the matter. It was not
disclosed what positions were
discussed.
Mr.. Hooker, who was active
in Senator Kennedy's campaign
in Tennessee and in the head
quarters here in Washington
was special counsel in impeach-
ment proceedings brought be.
fore the Tennessee Legislature
against Judge Raulston School.
field in a case growing out oi
the Senate Investigation of the
Teamstersl Union. t!1s
E. Roland Hartman, New
York investment banker and
chairman Of the American Red
Cross, had stirred considerable
speculation when his name ap-
peared on the list Of callers at
the Kennedy home today.
He told newsrnen that he had
merely outlined to the Presi-
dent-elect the duties that he
will have in the White House
as honorary head Of the Red
Cross.
Mr.. Hartman was asked If
there had been any discussion
Of a job in the Kennedy ad-
ministration for Averell Harri-
man, his brother and former
Democratic Governor of New
York. He said no, he had
talked only about the Red
Cross.
Kefauver on Visit
Senator Kennedy's first caller
was Senator Kefauver. Demo.
crat Of Tennessee, who said he
discussed possible choices fol
Attorney General with the
President-elect.
Immediately after theil
breakfast conference, the tive
made a quick trip to George
town Hospital and a brief visi
with Mrs. Kennedy and Johl
F. Kennedy. jr. The baby is t,
be baptized in the hospita
chapel this afternoon.
Senator Kefauver had tim
only to tell reporters that h
and Senator Kennedy had
very pleasant conversation" 1,
which Justice Department ap
pointments were discussed.
Senator Kefauver, chairmal
Of the Senate Antitrust an
Monopoly Subcommittee, sal
earlier that his interest is Il
seeing that Senator Kenned
selects an Attorney Genera
and an assistant in charge O
the antitrust division of tn
department who will provid
strong enforcement of the anti
trust laws. ,
He said a number of men ar
acceptable to him, but did nc
give their names.
Senator Kennedy had mad
1t clear he did not expect t
announce any appointment
today.
Others Mentioned
Among those reported in tn
running for Secretary of Stat
besides Mr.. Rusk are ChairmaI
Flllhripht nf the Sepata For