“ http://wapo.st/q3Sp8x FASCINATING READ: Candid rhetoric from a young Jacqueline Kennedy, per the New York Times, “The seven-part interview conducted in early 1964 — one of only three that Mrs. Kennedy gave after Mr. Kennedy's assassination — is
The role of first lady suited Jacqueline Kennedy perfectly. Her husband may have been a serial philanderer, and her country was caught in a Cold War showdown that led to the disastrous Bay of Pigs invasion, but Mrs. Kennedy refused to let her elegant
Did Jackie Kennedy Really Say That? Ah, Jackie, we hardly knew ye. Maybe that's for the best. Certainly we're better off not knowing what you thought of us. According to Caroline Kennedy, an oral history of her mother, due
Jackie Kennedy's interviews—plus a book and CDs of the transcripts—by White House aide, Arthur Schlesinger Jr. come out tomorrow. Today would have been her and assassinated husband, John F. Kennedy's 58th wedding anniversary.
Jacqueline Kennedy expressed disdain for Martin Luther King Jr. on newly released tape recordings – saying she couldn't look at a picture of him “without thinking…that man's terrible” – but later came to admire the civil rights leader.
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