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...course, Ted himself. Brother-in-Law Steve Smith was there to handle the money. Bobby always maintained widespread contacts in the academic world. And he had but to toot the trumpet to assemble such erstwhile Camelot trusties as Salinger, Ted Sorensen, Lawrence O'Brien, Kenneth O'Donnell, Dick Goodwin. Most of the oldtimers are even working without pay, although, as Rose Kennedy has pointed out, money is no object. For a bodyguard, he retained Bill Barry, a former FBI agent who happens to be a New York City bank vice president...
...that "Adamant Adam" Walinsky gets the last word so often on rhetoric. O'Brien and O'Donnell "speak to each other, but don't communicate," as one colleague puts it. O'Brien has been assigned to the primary states, O'Donnell to delegate work in the non-primary states. Goodwin is somewhat out of favor; he worked for both Johnson and McCarthy. Greenfield keeps on permanent display a college newspaper editorial he wrote criticizing Jack Kennedy's Viet Nam policies...
...Goodwin, who has "good hands, good speed, and good potential," according to head football coach John Yovicsin, had a promising grid career cut short late in his freshman year when he broke an ankle against Yale...
...Carl Goodwin, Harvard's back-up man to Carter Lord at the offensive end slot for the last three years, was awarded the Jack Fadden Award at last Thursday's Varsity Club Senior Dinner. Rhodes scholar Tom Williamson, an All-Ivy safety, received the Francis H. Burr Scholarship...
...staff was growing. Speechwriter Richard Goodwin came over from the McCarthy camp, and Postmaster General Larry O'Brien resigned from Lyndon Johnson's Cabinet and began advising Bobby on the critical Indiana primary...