Box 27

After losing the Senate race, Keen writes to thank those who supported him throughout his run. Additionally, he puts in his notice for retirement with the Reynolds Metal Company, effective Jan 1, 1961.

Keen continues to thank those who helped in his senate race and thank those who supported him with their vote.

Keen writes to various Kentuckians to attempt to gather support for his senate run. Includes letters where he plans speeches, responds to well wishes, and letters where individuals write to tell him that they will vote for him.

Keen writes to various Kentuckians to attempt to gather support for his senate run. Includes letters where he plans speeches, responds to well wishes, and letters where individuals write to tell him that they will vote for him.

Continued congratulations and well wishes for a speedy health recovery

Keen begins to respond to the congratulations and well wishes he received while hospitalized.

Keen continues to respond to the congratulations and well wishes he received while also continuing his campaign for the fall election.

Keen writes to various Kentuckians to attempt to gather support for his senate run. Includes letters where he plans speeches, responds to well wishes, and letters where individuals write to tell him that they will vote for him.

Keen writes to various Kentuckians to attempt to gather support for his senate run. Includes letters where he plans speeches, responds to well wishes, and letters where individuals write to tell him that they will vote for him.

Keen writes to various Kentuckians to attempt to gather support for his senate run. Includes letters where he plans speeches, responds to well wishes, and letters where individuals write to tell him that they will vote for him. Also includes a statement by Keen in which he expresses his standpoint on the Civil Rights Movement.