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‘on™ atest roe mice et ee ed Me Ise tt aos Taare Rabin te Oe ae bey ry LS eo ih he went to New York and, with- usual coterie of pewsmen, wan- dered an foot inte the tenement districts of East Harlem. There, his coat draped over his shoulder, be sat on a street curb and discussed with members of a gang called the Viceroys their thinking a cs walTee GEURETT Discussixc Tut CIA with Buaxe, Tavios & Duiiss their problems, their interests. “He looked Setween brothers, o mysterious osmosis. like « bop himself.” said one of the we - oa . Viceroys Inter. Said another: “He's sort Citizens for Kennedy. White is in charge tion leaders, attempts to solve issues pri- of an in-between guy. You know. Not of the day-hy-day administration of the marily by persuasion rather than by coer- Bip. But not square.” justice Department. Last spring be — cion. When persuasion fails, be moves. To Asked in Tokyo last week if ber hus- handled the on-scene direction of 600 enforce Negro voting rights, the depart- band ever had time for family relaxation, U.S. marshals during the Alabama riots ment has so far filed suits in 15 southern Ethel Kennedy replied: “Oh yes. And precipitated by Freedom Riders on inter- counties, bas active investigations or ue- when he comes in, it's quite lively. All slate buses. _ gotiations under way in 61 other counties. the children jump on his back.” @ AgcHIBALD Cux, 40, Solicitor General. “If we do our job right.” says Marshall, On the ten-acre estate at McLean, Va. A great-grandson af Andrew Tohnson’s “there should be no need for a civil rights (ten miles from Washington), the place Attorney General, Archie Cox learned division in a very few years.” is alive with barks, meows, neighs and ou sg a gg pn ee tne a Labor Departments and the Wage Sta- Hithere is no question that Bob Kenn Kennedy boys and three girls own three bilization Board. He returned to Harvard | lis the man in charge. SHNTSIGEVEE rolled dogs (an Irish setter, a Newfoundland, ‘ ‘ 2 up to the elbow, tie askew and feet plant- 2 Labrador retriever), two goats. & cat, - John Kennedy's adviser on labor iegisla-" "ed firmly atop his mahogany desk, Ken- 40 rabbits, three geese, a burro, a horse tion. During the 1960 tampaign. with nedy mins the Department of Justice and four ponies. Near the bouse art & Fellow Professors Arthur Schlesinger Jr. from a gymnasium-sized office decorated tennis court, two swimming pools and, and ). Kenneth Galbraith, Cox was & with watercolors by his children. He bas of course. a touch-footbal! field. Government law in the Justice, State and For all the skills of his subordinates, other animal noises. Collectively, the four el as Royall professor of law. was Senator 2 QR cs SME ee eee member of the Harvard brain trust that fed Candidate Kennedy facts. fgures— . and politically appealing ideas. \ @ Lee Lorvincer, 48, Assistant Attorney ? General in charge of the Antitrust Divi- | gion, A Phi Beta Kappa like Whizzer White. Loevinger was a Minnesota hw partner of Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman. He tpecialized in antitrust work until Freeman, as Minnesota's Governor, appointed him a state supreme court jus- tice, Blunt and aggressive. Loevinger ar- gues that the Kennedy Administration's policies promote competition and protect free enterprise rather than siifie business. Moving into areas where previous anti- trust chiefs have rarely trod, Loevinger has ordered five suits against bank merg- ers. is now seeking an across-the-board 1 price-fixing injunction against General | Eleciric. __® Burke MarsHa.t, 39. Assistant Atto ~ General in charge of the Civil Rishi De vision. Slight, seemingly shy as mails, Yaleman Marshall left a lucrative i pr civil fights assault. With en- . TERENCE aPEmceE research staffs, he keeps Visttinc rat Ivory Coast Rerveric in touch with Negro groups and segrega- But at times, o hot breath on the neck. ; wor tema Tt FEF ae Shon re pera Sota rid tiple sot a Ag file ahead tee vigher epee ne i gin ae ye las See ATL Len ior eng ere POM eS | Ae ae ae a BN eer er ay TY rr i ceow,,