Auction to Sell Kennedy Mementos, ARTICLE FROM 1997. Evelyn Lincolns EVIDENCE in TRUMP TOWERS I received the book I ordered called, The Inheritance, Poisoned Fruit of JFK'S Assassination," today. The book is written by Christopher and Michelle Fulton. He is the guy that went to PRISON because he inherited evidence from Evelyn Lincoln who was the secretary of JFK. She had his whole office full of stuff, which she took home because Lyndon Johnson just wanted the stuff removed from the White House. The evidence she took had SECRETS and was never classified. JFK's brother Robert never wanted the government to get their hands of this evidence, and JFK jr also found out about this stuff and wanted to go after his father's killers.  What I found out today is in 1997 Donald Trump had a display of some of this stuff in Trump Towers. I thought that was both incredible and so cool. Strange connection between JFK and Donald Trump WAY BEFORE he ran for President. "NEW YORK — A 22-foot sail-boat that John F. Kennedy skippered in competition as a teenager went on display yesterday to whet the public appetite for another auction of Kennedy memorabilia in March. The Star Class sloop, which Kennedy bought in 1934 and called Flash 11, was the most prominent item in a sampling of mementos exhibited by Guernsey's auction house in THE LOBBY OF TRUMP TOWER.  About 600 Kennedy items will be offered at the sale March 18 and 19, MOST OF THEM from the collection of EVELYN LINCOLN, Kennedy's personal secretary, who died two years ago. Arlan Ettinger, president of Guernsey's, repeatedly declined to offer estimates of what such items as the boat and two Kennedy rocking chairs might fetch. But alluding to the runaway bidding at the Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis auction at Sotheby's last year, Ettinger talked about Kennedy cachet causing a tenfold inflation of market value. That auction, originally estimated to bring in $4 million, fetched $34.5 million. Ettinger said that nothing in the coming auction "is in line with the current trend toward demeaning the late president." He said two diaries Kennedy kept as a congressman on a 1951 fact-finding trip "contain enormously SIGNIFICANT MATERIAL, displaying a brilliant mind." Among other items on display are the small drop-leaf desk Kennedy used for signing legislation; one of his cigar humidors; a Donegal tweed he was given on a visit to Ireland; and a Persian lamb pillbox hat of Jacqueline Kennedy's. As a token of appreciation for use of the Trump Tower lobby, Ettinger gave Donald Trump A BOOK OF MATCHES, with Kennedy's name and the Presidential seal, from the White House supply for receptions and state dinners."  http://jfk.hood.edu/Collection/Weisberg%20Subject%20Index%20Files/K%20Disk/Kennedy%20Estate%20Auction/Item%2001.pdf