Inventory #NW22

Original November 21, 1960 issue of Newsweek Magazine featuring Robert F. Kennedy on the cover, published shortly after his brother John F. Kennedy won the 1960 presidential election.

The striking illustrated cover features Bobby Kennedy in the foreground, a large portrait of President-elect John F. Kennedy behind him, and the White House.

The headlines read "Man to See in Washington," "Bobby Kennedy's Role — The Incoming Administration," and "The President-Elect's Brother: Manager-at-Large."

Published just thirteen days after JFK's historic election victory over Richard Nixon, this issue examines Robert Kennedy's growing influence and expected role in the incoming Kennedy administration.

Robert F. Kennedy served as a key adviser and campaign manager for his brother before becoming United States Attorney General in 1961.

A fascinating contemporary record of the beginning of the Kennedy era, capturing the political excitement surrounding the new administration.

From the private collection of Steve Keyser.

Condition: Original vintage magazine showing age-related handling wear, edge and corner wear, light surface creasing, and an original mailing address label attached to the lower left front cover. Please examine original photographs for condition details. Completeness has not been verified.

A desirable collectible for enthusiasts of Robert F. Kennedy, John F. Kennedy, presidential elections, American political history, the Kennedy family, and vintage Newsweek magazines.