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Bookmark or Share- O'Neill, Thomas P. "Tip", Jr.: Oral History Interview - JFK #1, 5/18 ...Thomas P. O'Neill, Jr., "Tip", recorded interview by Charles Morrissey, May 18, 1966, (page number), John F. Kennedy Library Oral History Program. Subject(s) Advice and counsel to the President
- CELEBRATING THE LIFE OF TIP O'NEILL - JFK LibraryTip O'Neill was Chairman of the 1980 Democratic Convention, and he proudly wore a small button in his lapel that simply said "59 cents." Fifty-nine cents was how much women were making to the dollar for the same work as men.
- CHRIS MATTHEWS ON JFK - JFK LibraryThe ideals JFK stood for serve, in part, as the genesis of Mr. Matthews's service – as a Peace Corps volunteer in Swaziland, as a Presidential speechwriter for Jimmy Carter, as a top aide for Speaker of the House Tip O'Neill, and as one of the country's most respected journalists. He is a hero to many in this room and throughout the nation.
- O'Neill, Thomas P. "Tip", Jr.: Oral History Interview - JFK LibraryO'Neill discusses his work for the Democratic Party, Massachusetts politics, among other issues. O'Neill, Thomas P. "Tip", Jr.: Oral History Interview - JFK #2, 12/6/1967 | JFK Library Skip past main navigation
- THE LEGACY OF JOE MOAKLEY - JFK LibraryNow, the prominent spokesperson in Massachusetts for ending all aid was Gerry Studds. But the Democratic Party was divided on this issue. Tip O'Neill had to pick his fights; this wasn't the one he was going to pick. The big fight with Reagan was going to be on budgetary matters. And Moakley was not publicly prominent on this issue.
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