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Authentic John F. Kennedy memorabilia can be yours for a bargain price in this rare June 12, 1961 Newsweek magazine featuring President John F. Kennedy on the front cover, art that's worthy of a fame in itself. This is an issue every collector wants to own. Of course, this was still early in JFK's short presidency, and the articles detail President Kennedy's recent meeting with Soviet leader Nikita Kruschchev. These talks with the Russian president followed JFK's meetings with Charles de Gaulle and other western leaders, so it's an action packed period in international diplomacy for JFK. You'll also enjoy the feature article "Ladies Day at the Summit" which covers Jacqueline Kennedy's actions and fashions during the summit. Also in this issue are some great vintage advertising including ads for Ford Motor Company, Northwestern Mutual Insurance, a super cool Canadian Club liquor ad featuring a surfer, an early U. S. Heineken beer ad, and a rare Firestone tire ad featuring the Indianapolis 500 and winner A. J. Foyt- don't miss the photos! This vintage Newsweek magazine is in near mint condition, part of a major estate consignment of JFK memorabilia. /14

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