Mr. Gregory. Well, he might have spoken of him several times, but that was the general idea. And while we were on Khrushchev, whenever he would speak about Khrushchev, Kennedy would naturally come into mind, and he expressed admiration of Kennedy.
Both he and Marina would say, "Nice young man." I never heard him say anything derogatory about Kennedy. He seemed to admire the man, because I remember they had a copy of Life magazine which was always in their living room, and it had Kennedy's picture on it, or I believe Kennedy or someone else, and he always expressed what I would interpret as admiration for Kennedy.
Mr. Liebeler. Can you recall any specific details concerning his remarks about Kennedy or the conversation that you had with him concerning Kennedy?
Mr. Gregory. No; just that one time, as I can remember in their apartment that we did look at this picture of Kennedy, and Marina said, "He looks like a nice young man." And Lee said something, yes, he is a good leader, or something, as I remember, was a positive remark about Kennedy.
Mr. Liebeler. He never expressed any adverse feelings or made any adverse remarks about President Kennedy in your presence?
Mr. Gregory. No.
Mr. Liebeler. Did you ever hear of him making any such remarks in the presence of anyone else?
Mr. Gregory. No.
Mr. Liebeler. Did he ever mention Governor Connally?
Mr. Gregory. No.