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An age, a heritage, a bond to JFK

Museum marks 90th birthday

The John F. Kennedy Library offered free adminission to anyone born in 1917. The John F. Kennedy Library offered free adminission to anyone born in 1917. (CHITOSE SUZUKI/ASSOCIATED PRESS)
May 30, 2007

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Joe and Anna Conley heard the offer yesterday over lunch, as they munched chicken salad sandwiches in their Dorchester kitchen, and couldn't resist the invitation to the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library & Museum. To commemorate what would have been Kennedy's 90th birthday, the library offered free admission to anyone born in 1917. (Full article: 215 words)

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