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1967, February 5
- Epoca |
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Original. Italian magazine.
In a special 10 pages coverage, "Epoca" prints the fourth part of
Italian version of the book "Death of a President" by William Manchester.
In the cover page, a photo of President Kennedy with his son John-John at
end summer 1963. |
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1967, February 12
- Epoca |
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Original. Italian magazine.
In a special 10 pages coverage, "Epoca" prints the fifth part of
Italian version of the book "Death of a President" by William Manchester.
In the cover page, a photo of Air Force One flying from Dallas to
Washington. |
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1967, February 19
- Epoca |
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Original. Italian magazine.
In a special 10 pages coverage, "Epoca" prints the sixth part of
Italian version of the book "Death of a President" by William Manchester.
In the cover page, a photo of Lyndon Johnson and his wife with Jacqueline
Kennedy in Dallas after the assassination. |
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1967, July 27
- L'Europeo |
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Article "With
the Applause of the Kennedys" from the Italian weekly L'EUROPEO, July 27,
1967.
Interview with Lee Bouvier Radziwill, sister of Jacqueline Kennedy, who
made her debut as a stage actress. But first, she was concerned with
gaining the support and approval of the entire Kennedy clan.
Beginning of article:
"Lee made her stage debut in Chicago, playing the title role of Tracy Lord
in the play "The Philadelphia Story."
Lee is married for the second time to Polish Prince Stanislas Radziwill
and normally lives in London with her husband and two children, Antony
(born 1960) and Tina (born 1961)." |
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1967, November 5
- Lo Specchio |
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Original. Article from Italian magazine LO SPECCHIO (Nov.5,1967).
"Jacqueline corre in Cambogia"
Extract from article: "Jacqueline arrived in Rome on Saturday October 28
from USA. She stayed two days in Rome before leaving to a trip to Thailand
and Cambogia to attend celebrations to remember JFK.
There were rumors she was close to engage with Michael Forrestal and that
he was going to join her in Bangkok.
At Fiumicino she was received from Spanish Ambassador in Vatican, Mr
Garrigues." |
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1967, November 12
- Lo Specchio |
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Original. A page from Italian magazine LO SPECCHIO (Nov.12,1967).
Two articles in Lo Specchio dedicated to Jacqueline Kennedy and the two
days she spent in Rome, Italy, as a guest of the American Embassy and as a
dinner guest at Susanna Rattazzi Agnelli's, passing through on her trip to
Cambodia. |
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1967, November 24
- Life |
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Original.
In a special 17 pages coverage, "Life" present two insights into the
tragedy the took place in Dallas on Nov.22, 1963:
"WHY KENNEDY WENT TO TEXAS"
The Governor of Texas, who accompanied President Kennedy throughout the
fateful visit, sets the record straight on a controversial and widely
misreported aspect of the event.
"LAST SECONDS OF THE MOTORCADE"
Life has previously published the famous Zapruder film, showing the actual
assassination. In this issue, on pages 87-97, is a portfolio of hitherto
unpublished pictures, taken by bystander, of the last moments of the
motorcade in Dallas and then the return to the White House in Washington.
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1967, November 30
- Panorama |
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Original. Italian Magazine "PANORAMA".
Three pages articles in the fourth anniversary of JFK Assassination:
"Tre Assassini a Dallas"
(Three assassins at Dallas?") - 2 pages
about Thompson's book "Six seconds at Dallas" and his conspiracy theory.
"Crede nel rapporto Warren la'voce' di Kennedy" ("Kennedy's "voice"
believes in Warren report") - 1 page
Interview to Pierre Salinger, who was White House Press Secretary with
JFK, who supports the conclusion of the Warren report.
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1968, June 14
- Time |
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Original.
On the cover "Robert
Kennedy".
Historical issue of Time, the week after Robert Kennedy's assassination
(June 6,1968).
The cover was painted by Louis Glanzman,
whose last previous portrait for TIME was of Charles de Gaulle (May 31).
Glanzman, assigned to do Kennedy's portrait eight hrs after the shooting
in Los Angeles, found the commission an almost painful personal
experience. When President John F.Kennedy was assassinated, the artist
worked all night on a portrait - for himself - as a kind of catharsis for
his grief. This time, faced with a hard deadline, he also worked the night
through. "I was glad to have the chance" he said "I had to get it out of
my system". |
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1968, June 17
- Newsweek |
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Original.
On the cover "Robert
F.Kennedy 1925-1968".
Historical issue of Newsweek, the week after Robert Kennedy's assassination
(June 6,1968).
31 pages of this issue are fully dedicated to the assassination. |
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1968, November 1
- Life |
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Original.
On the cover "Jackie's Wedding".
Cover 8-page article by
Paul O'Neil : "For the beautiful Queen Jacqueline, Goodbye Camelot, Hello
Skorpios" |
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1968, November 12
- Look |
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Original.
On the cover "The story of James Earl
Ray and the conspiracy to kill Martin Luther King".
William Bradford's
exclusive report on the accused assassin's escape from prison and his
journey on the lam that led to a fateful trip south. |
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1969, August 1
- Time |
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Original.
On the cover "The Kennedy debacle : a girl
dead, a career in jeopardy".
Cover article on the
mysteries of Chappaquiddick. |
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1969, August 4
- Newsweek |
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Original.
On the cover "Senator Ted Kennedy -
Should I resign?".
Cover article on the
TV speech of Senator Kennedy after the tragedy of Chappaquiddick. |
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1970, July 17
- Life |
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Original.
On the cover "An intimate visit - Rose Kennedy at 80".
A visit with Mrs Kennedy at her home in Hyannis Port and some of her
thoughts about her life and her family in conversation with Sylvia Wright.
Photographed by Leonard McCombe. |
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1970, August 7
- Life |
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Original.
On the cover "Johnson and the Kennedys".
11-pages article by Kenneth O'Donnell.
Why JFK really picked Johnson as his running mate, how the feud between
Johnson and Bobby Kennedy began and how Johnson tried to ditch Humphrey in
1964. |
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1971, November 29
- Time |
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Original.
On the cover "Ted Kennedy : Could He Win in '72?".
6-pages of articles:
- The Non-Candidacy of Edward Moore Kennedy
- A Time Survey "Could he win in '72 despite Chappaquiddick?
- The Non-candidate's Wife |
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1983, November
- Storia Illustrata |
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Original.
Italian magazine "Storia Illustrata".
9 pages article on the subject:"Dossier Kennedy - 20 yrs after Dallas"
Special reportage in the 20th Anniversary of JFK Assassination. |
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1983, November 20
- La Sicilia |
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Italian Newspaper "La Sicilia", issued in Catania (Sicily).
Article "Was Kennedy killed from Mafia?", written by Erika Abramo in the
20th anniversary of JFK Assassination. |
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1986, September
- Life |
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Original.
USA magazine "LIFE".
Cover and 7-pages article about the wedding between Caroline Kennedy and
Edwin Arthur Schlossberg.
"New England's simplicity.
Caroline Kennedy and Edwin Schlossberg are married in a Cape Cod church". |
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1987, April
- Storia Illustrata |
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Original.
Italian magazine "Storia Illustrata".
8-pages article from Ennio Carretto about "The Presidents's sins" :
the scandals at White House, from A.Johnson to U.Grant, from W.Wilson to
W.Harding, from H.Truman to J.F.Kennedy, from L.Johnson to R.Nixon. |
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1988, November 28
- People Weekly |
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Original.
20 pages articles on the subject
"Where we were".
A quarter of century later, Americans remembered Nov.22,1963, a day that
began innocently but, with the assassination of President John F. Kennedy,
would come to mark the end of an age. |
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1990, April-May
- Memories |
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Original.
6 pages articles on "The Making of a President" in 1960, by William
A.Henry III and Burt Meyers. |
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1991, June
- Caliber |
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Original. Issue#22.
Caliber Comics was an American comic book publisher founded in 1989
by Gary Reed. Featuring primarily creator-owned comics, in the next decade
Caliber published over 1300 comics and ranked as one of the America's
leading independent publishers. Caliber ceased publishing in 2000.
"The Brain of JFK" is a 6-pages comics strip written by Raye and
Scoffield.. |
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1991 December
- Life |
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Original.
"WHY WE STILL CARE".
"A new movie about the assassination reopens an old controversy."
Article on JFK Assassination, just after the Oliver Stone's movie
"JFK". |
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1993, November 17
- Semana |
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Original. Spanish magazine "SEMANA".
Four pages article for the 30 years Anniversary of JFK Assassination.
"Se cumplen treinta anos del asesinato de John F.Kennedy". |
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1993, November 20
- The Independent |
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Original. English Newspaper "THE INDEPENDENT".
Full page article for the 30th Anniversary of JFK Asassination. |
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1993, November 22
- TV RadioCorriere |
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A 50-page special edition of the Italian weekly "TV RADIOCORRIERE"
entirely dedicated to President John F. Kennedy on the 30th anniversary of
the Kennedy assassination in Dallas (November 22, 1963–November 22, 1993).
Edited by Fiammetta Rossi and Anna Moretti, with 20 articles divided into
5 sections:
1. The Assassination
2. Who Killed Him
3. The Way We Were
4. Who He Was
5. The Myth
Talking about him: Gorbachev, Biagi, Orlando, Bisiach, Iotti, Capovilla,
Schlesinger Jr., Fanfani, Pratesi, Reeves, Veltroni, Sorensen, Montanelli,
Acquaviva. |
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1994, July 15
- Life |
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Original.
Special Commemorative Edition.
"A life in pictures - Remembering Jackie".
From the Editor :
"Life and Jackie : A case of love at first sight - that's really the only
way to describe it. LIFE and Jacqueline Kennedy met in July 1953, and from
that time to the end of her life we wooed her with a passion and
persistence unmatched by any other publication."
Thanks to Frank Kampert who gave me this as a gift! |
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1995, March
- Life |
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Original.
Cover
"Memories of an Era : Rose Kennedy. 1890-1995".
LIFE remembers (12 pages):
"Rose Kennedy navigated a century of extraordinary triumphs and
unimaginable tragedies. A life - and an era - recalled in pictures".
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1995 October
- JFK-Deep Politics Quarterly
[Vol01 Num01] |
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In this issue:
- Deep Politics: Some further thoughts
- Coalition on Political Assassinations- National Conference
- Interview: Jerrol Custer
- Reflections: November 22,1963
- Why another Newsletter?
- Dallas Police Dept Archives
- Possible Secrete Service Propaganda
- The Mary Woodward turnaround
Excerpt: A commission without Commissioners
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Original.
Inaugural Issue of the 40-pages Quarterly Newsletter "JFK - Deep
Politics Quarterly", founded by Walt Brown.
Volume One, Number One.
The "JFK/DEEP POLITICS QUARTERLY" is published four times a year in
January, April, July and October and is dedicated to the ongoing study of
the assassination of President Kennedy and related topics of intelligence
operations, other assassinations and parapolitics. |
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1995 November
- George |
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Original.
Inaugural Issue of the magazine founded by John F.Kennedy Jr, the son of
the 35th President of The United States. |
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1996, February 15
- Panorama |
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Article from the Italian weekly magazine PANORAMA, February 15, 1996.
Title: "Kennedy household memorabilia up for sale. In Jacqueline's name."
Excerpt:
"From April 23 to 26, 1996, in New York, the estate of Jacqueline Bouvier
Kennedy Onassis will be dispersed. The items up for sale will tell the
story of Jacqueline's taste and that of the Kennedy family in a highly
regarded auction." |
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1996, May 6
- Time |
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Cover: Photograph of John and Jackie Kennedy and their daughter Caroline,
Hyannis Port, 1958.
Cover Story : "Auctions and the Madness of Crowds" :
The idea of a Jackie Onassis estate sale was certainly a fabulous and
intriguing conception in itself. But no one quite expected the monumental
frenzy for relics - at almost any price, the higher the better - that
engulfed Sotheby's.
"The Taxman Cometh" : So, what's IRS's Cut?
"Two Jackies" : The heroic and the tacky. |
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1997, November 17
- Time |
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Original.
Cover Story : A new book purports to tell what really went on in the
Kennedy years.
History : A arts-and-More-Warts Look at Camelot.
In a new book, famed investigative report Seymour Hersh rounds up all the
rumors about the seamy side of President Kennedy and his Administration -
but he presents little hard evidence for either the old stories or his new
ones.
CRITIQUE : A Historian's Judgement.
Alan Brinkley, a professor of American History at Columbia University,
finds Hersh's book flawed on many points. |
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1999, July 26
- Time |
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Original.
Commemorative Issue :
John Fitzgerald Kennedy, jr - 1960-1999.
"He was the Prince of American exuberance, the apparent proof that the
burden of tragedy could not rein in charisma, drive and gumption. Now,
suddenly, with the vanishing of a plane, his name is among those touched
by a dynastic curse." |
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1999, August 2
- People |
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Historical issue of PEOPLE: "Charmed life, Tragic Death"
Remembering John F.Kennedy, Jr. (1960-1999)
Seven articles :
Cover : Family, friends and a nation mourn John
F.Kennedy Jr, his wife Carolyn and her sister Lauren Bessette.
Gallery : Somehow, a simple snapshot of JFK Jr often
seemed to convey so much more.
In Love : In Carolyn Bessette he found his one true
love.
Camelot : With two children set loose, the White
House suddenly seemed like a real home.
With Jackie : Raising decent, gracious children was
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis's greatest achievement.
Kindred Spirits : Caroline Kennedy Schlossberg
knew him best.
Essay : At 38, John Fitzerald Kennedy Jr had grown
into the man we hoped he would be. |
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1999, August 2
- Time |
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IN MEMORIAM Special Issue for John F.Kennedy, Jr.
Three articles :
MEMORIAL :"He had every gift but lenght of years".
Once again, Ted Kennedy rises to the sad occasion. And a
nation, which could not help thinking what might have been, says goodbye
to a young man whom everyone considered family.
THE LAST DAY: From Baseball to a Graveyard Spiral...
His final 24 hrs started with a Yankees gameand unfolded
almost routinely until coastal haze changed the script.
KENNEDYS : Much was given, and much required...
Founding father Joe started the tradition of public service, and his wife
Rose gave it a religious cast.To the first generation, service meant
politics, but many younger family members do the public good through
nonprofit work. |
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2001 March - Histoire Evenement |
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Histoire Evenement
France
March 2001 |
Long article (in French)
supporting the conspiracy theory.
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2001 May -
George |
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Original. Farewell Issue.
Last issue of the magazine founded by John F.Kennedy Jr, the son of
the 35th President of The United States. |
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2001 August, 13 -
Time |
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Original.
On the cover
"Camelot Lives!
The Kennedy brand is back :
Politics. Public Service. Dysfunction.
It's all in the family".
8-pages articles from pag.24:
"THE NEW KENNEDYS.
They are back. Four members of the clan are running for office in the U.S.
Five others floated trial balloons, then popped them. When the family
business beckons today, the name cuts both ways. A third generation
struggles with the legacy of Camelot."
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2003, September 16
- Repubblica |
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Article published in the
Italian newspaper "La Repubblica" on September 16, 2003.
It discusses documents relating to the transcripts of a series of Soviet
summit meetings between the late 1950s and early 1960s.
These documents, previously kept secret, have now been made public, and
the Miller Center at the University of Virginia is collecting and
translating them. |
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2003, October 22
- Paris Match |
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Paris Match
France
22 October 2003 |
Long article
(in French) supporting the conspiracy theory and accusing
Vice President Johnson. |
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2003, November
- Saga Magazine |
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8-page article.
Forty years after JFK's assassination, a remarkable cache of photographs
has emerged from the collection of the photographer who shadowed the
emerging president from the earliest days of his campaign, Jacques Lowe.
In the article, Hugh Sidey describes how Lowe came to be aboard the
Kennedy bandwagon and Thomasina Lowe, the photographer's daughter, tells
how she completed the task her father had begun. |
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2003, November 19
- L'Express |
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L'Express
France
19 November 2003 |
Long article
(in French) dedicated to JFK, in the 40th anniversary of
his death. |
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2004, February 12
- Panorama |
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Panorama
Italy
12 February 2004 |
Several articles (in
Italian) dedicated to JFK, comparing him and the new Democratic candidate,
John Forbes Kerry. |
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2004, May 16
- The Sunday Telegraph Magazine |
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The Sunday Telegraph Magazine (UK).
Cover story "Sex, Power and the Kennedys : how their marriage really
worked".
In extracts from her new book, Sally Bedell Smith offers startling
revelations about the doomed couple. |
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2007, July 2
- Time |
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Time (Canada Edition).
Cover Story :"What we can learn from JFK".
Some articles :
- How to lead in a dangerous world
- What candidates should say about fait
- Why civil rights can't be compromised |
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2011, February
- Focus Storia |
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Focus
Storia
(Italian Edition).
Cover Story "Who has killed JFK? A review of the different hypothesis" by
Massimo Polidoro |
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2012, December
- Focus Storia Biografie |
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Focus Storia
Biografie
(Italian Edition).
Cover Story -10-pages article "Profession First Lady" by
Maria Leonarda Leone |