Handwritten notes, in pencil, as president, on an off-white 5 x 8 sheet of White House stationery. Kennedy writes “Common market political without advantage; Bob… home?; Russian reaction multi lateral peace; Lunch with Karstens” [sic, Carstens]. In fine condition. Although undated, it is presumed that these are Kennedy's notes regarding the day’s events of February 7, 1963. On that day, he held a press conference regarding the reappointments for the Federal Reserve. In the question period afterwards, he was asked about DeGaulle's refusal to allow Britain into the Common Market. He was also asked about the Russian reaction to the multilateral peace agreement regarding nuclear policy, especially when it came to Cuba. Also, on that date, Kennedy had a meeting with Professor Karl Carstens, State Secretary of the German Foreign Office. Pre-certified John Reznikoff/PSA/DNA and RR Auction COA.
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