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This Northeastern grad bore witness to the Kennedy White House
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Northeastern Global News
Norman Katz, 88, says that Northeastern’s ROTC program propelled him to a front seat of history Norman Katz, 88, Northeastern ROTC graduate, is among a dwindling few who witnessed key events in the Kennedy White House.
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He remembers everything about what many people still call “Camelot” of the Kennedy White House, with its promise of the future.
I don’t think the younger generations understand what we went through,” said Myrna Katz in the home in West Harwich she shares with her husband Norman Katz.