Personal from the Editor - Herbert W Armstrong - July 1968

Herbert W Armstrong

Personal from Herbert W Armstrong - THIS IS WRITTEN in my hotel room, in New York City, Wednesday, June 5. This morning I was awakened by the telephone. Mr. Stanley Rader, our legal counsel and financial adviser, also in New York, was on the other end. "Robert Kennedy has been shot," he said. " I just awakened and turned on television in my hotel room, to get the California election returns, and heard this terrible news. I thought you'd want to turn on your TV immediately." Of course I did. As I write now, later in the day, it is not known whether Senator Kennedy will live - or what will be his condition, if he does. At that point I was interrupted, with guests arriving for an appointment, and kept occupied until after midnight. It is now Thursday morning, and I am writing in Right, 37,000 feet in the air, returning to our campus in England for the close of the college year and graduation, at which I am to preside. - Information Supplied By: Herbert W Armstrong Library