Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy Onassis: The Untold Story (48 page)

sole jolts of color:
New York Times
, May 24, 1994.

INDEX

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Addison’s disease

Agnellis, Gianni

Agnellis, Marella

Aldrich, Winthrop

Alexandra, Czarina (of Russia)

Alphand, Hervé

Alsop, Joseph

Ambassador Hotel, Los Angeles

Ambit

American Psychiatric Association

Anderson, Sherwood

Angkor temples, Cambodia

Archer, Jeffrey

Arlen, Michael

Arlington National Cemetery, Virginia

Arms and the Covenant
(Churchill)

Army Corps of Engineers

Arthur, King (legendary figure)

Arvad, Inga

Asquith, Raymond

assassination of JFK

books about

Jackie’s trauma from

Warren Commission’s investigation of

assassination of King

assassination of RFK

The Astaire Story

Astor, Brooke

Astor, Jakie

Atget, Eugène

The Atrocity Exhibition
(Ballard)

Auchincloss, Hugh D., Jr. “Hughdie”

Auchincloss, Janet (daughter)

Auchincloss, Janet Lee Bouvier (mother)

Auchincloss, Louis

Balanchine, George

Baldrige, Letitia

Baldwin, Billy

Baldwin, Stanley

Balenciaga, Cristóbal

Ballard, J. G.

Ball, George

Bartels, Elmer

Bartlett, Charles

Bartlett, Martha

Baudelaire, Charles

Baxter, Charles

Beardsley, Mimi

Beaton, Cecil

Beaverbrook, Lord

Bellow, Saul

Bergquist, Laura

Bernstein, Leonard

Berry, Lady Pamela

Bethesda Naval Hospital, Maryland

Billings, Lem

Bishop, Jim

Boston Globe

Boston Herald

Boston Post

Boudin, Stéphane

Bouvier, John “Black Jack”

death of

Bowdoin, Aileen

Bowdoin, Helen “Bow”

Bradlee, Ben

Bradlee, Tony

Brady, Matthew

Brenner, Marie

Breuer, Marcel

Brittain, Ann

Browne, Anthony Montague

Buchan, John

Buckley, William

Bundy, McGeorge

Burke, Edmund

Burke, Richard

Burke, William “Onions”

Burns, James MacGregor

Bush, George H. W.

Callas, Maria

Camelot (Kennedy-era reference)

Camelot
(musical)

Campbell, Joseph

Campbell, Judith

Canfield, Cass

Canfield, Michael

Carpenter, Liz

Carter, Jimmy

Cassini, Igor

Cassini, Oleg

Castro, Fidel

Catherine I, Empress (of Russia)

Cavafy, C. P.

Cavendish, Andrew

Cecil, David

Cedars-Sinai Hospital

Chappaquiddick incident

The Chattanooga Times

Chicago riots (1968)

Christina
(frigate)

Churchill, Clementine

Churchill, Randolph

Churchill, Winston

CIA

Clapton, Eric

Clark, Kemp

Cleland, Max

Clinton, Bill

Clinton, Hillary

Cohn, Roy

Concerned Citizens of America

Congdon, Don

Connally, John

Connally, Nellie

Cooke, Terence

Cooper, Duff

Cooper, Irving

Cooper, John Sherman

Cooper, Lady Diana

Corbin, R. Beverley, Jr. “Bev”

Cowles, Gardner

Cowley, Malcolm

Cuban Missile Crisis

Curry, Jesse

Daley, Richard

Dallas, Rita

Davies, Marion

Davis, Peter

Davis, Sir Daniel

The Day Christ Died
(Bishop)

Day, John

The Day Kennedy Was Shot
(Bishop)

The Day Lincoln Was Shot
(Bishop)

The Death of a President
(Manchester).
See also
Manchester, William

DeBeers diamond cartel

de Gaulle, Charles

de Gaulle, Yvonne

de la Renta, Françoise

de la Renta, Oscar

Democratic Convention, 1956

Democratic Convention, 1960

Democratic Convention, 1964

Democratic Convention, 1968

Democratic Convention, 1980

Democratic Convention, 1988

de Renty, Countess

Devonshire, Andrew

Devonshire, Debo

de Zulueta, Philip

Diaghilev, Sergei

Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders

Dillon, C. Douglas

D’Oench, Russell, Jr.

Doubleday

Douglas-Home, Rachel

Douglas-Home, William

Ebenezer Baptist Church, Atlanta

Eden, Anthony

Edgeworth, Maria

Eisenhower, Dwight

Castro plot by

Eisenhower, Mamie

Eldridge, Florence

Elizabeth I, Empress (of Russia)

Elizabeth II, Queen (of United Kingdom)

Faulkner, William

Fay, Anita

Fay, Red

FBI

The Feminine Mystique
(Friedan)

Ferber, Edna

Field, Patsy

Fitzgerald, F. Scott

Fitzwilliam, 8th Earl

Forrestal, James

Fortas, Abe

Fraser, Hugh

Freud, Anna

Freud, Sigmund

Friedan, Betty

The Front Page

Galbraith, John Kenneth

Galella, Ron

Gallagher, Mary

Garoufalidis, Artemis

Gates, Ellen “Puffin”

Georgetown University

George Washington University

Gill, Brendan

Gilpatric, Roswell

Givenchy, Hubert de

Glaser, Vera

Glory of Russian Costume
exhibit

Goldwater, Barry

Goodbye Darkness
(Manchester)

Graham, Katharine

Great Crash of 1929

Great Society program

Greco-Turkish War of 1922

The Greek Way
(Hamilton)

Grenadier Guards (WW I)

Gromyko, Andrei

Guest, C. Z.

Guinness, Gloria

Guinness, Loel

Guinzburg, Thomas

The Guns of August
(Tuchman)

Guthman, Edwin

Haag, Christina

Hamill, Pete

Hamilton, Edith

Hannan, Philip

Harlech, Lady (Sissie Ormsby-Gore)

Harlech, Lord (David Ormsby-Gore)

death of

Harper & Row

Harriman, W. Averell

Hartington, Billy (Marquess of Hartington)

Healing and the Mind
(Moyers)

Heath, Edward

Hecht, Ben

Hemingway, Ernest

Hepburn, Audrey

Hill, Anita

Hill, Clint

Hitler, Adolf

Holme, Bryan

House Committee on Veterans Affairs

Hoving, Thomas

Humphrey, Hubert

Husted, Helen Armstrong

Husted, John G. W., Jr.

Ibsen, Jackie Henrik

Illinois National Guardsmen

Inquiring Camera Girl column

International Rescue Committee

In the Russian Style
(Onassis)

“I Think of Those Who Were Truly Great” (Spender)

Jackson, Michael

Jacobson, Max

Jefferson, Thomas

John F. Kennedy
(aircraft carrier)

John F. Kennedy Library, Boston

John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard

John, King (of England)

Johnson, Lady Bird

Johnson, Lyndon B.

Jackie’s relationship with

JFK assassination and

RFK’s relationship with

Vietnam War policy by

Johnson, U. Alexis

Julien, Alfred

Kazan, Elia

Keating, Kenneth

Kefauver, Estes

Kennedy
(Sorensen)

Kennedy, Arabella

Kennedy, Caroline

birth of

bomb ignited near

Jackie’s death and

marriage of

Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, Washington, D.C.

Kennedy, Ethel

RFK assassination and

Kennedy, Eunice

Kennedy, Jean

Kennedy, Joan

Kennedy, John F. “Jack” (JFK).
See also
assassination of JFK

books written by

burial/reburial of

campaign, presidential, of

campaign, vice-presidential, of

Castro plot by

children’s births/miscarriages and

Cuban Missile Crisis and

death of

family dynamics and

health of

Jackie’s courtship by

as journalist

marriage of

as president

as senator

womanizing of

Kennedy, John F., Jr.

birth of

Jackie’s death and

political appearances by

Kennedy, Joseph P., Jr.

death of

Kennedy, Joseph P., Sr.

family dynamics and

image shaping by

Jackie’s relationship with

womanizing and

Kennedy, Kathleen “Kick”

Kennedy, Patrick Bouvier

Kennedy, Robert “Bobby” (RFK)

assassination of

Jackie’s relationship with

JFK books and

JFK’s death and

Johnson’s relationship with

King’s assassination and

presidential campaign of

as senatorial candidate

as vice presidential candidate

Vietnam War policy and

Kennedy, Rose

JFK assassination and

RFK assassination and

Kennedy, Teddy

Chappaquiddick incident by

Jackie’s death and

as presidential candidate

RFK assassination and

womanizing of

Kerouac, Jack

Khan, Ayub

Khrushchev, Nikita

Kilgallen, Dorothy

King, Coretta Scott

King, Martin Luther, Jr.

Kirkland, Gelsey

Knickerbocker, Cholly

Knights of the Round Table

Kris, Ernst

Kris, Marianne

Krock, Arthur

K
ỳ
, Nguy
ễ
n Cao

Labouisse, Henry

Lambert, Eleanor

Landis, Paul

Lawford, Pat Kennedy

Lawford, Peter

Lenin, Vladimir

Leonard, John

Life
magazine

Limited Nuclear Test Ban Treaty

Lincoln, Abraham

Lincoln, Evelyn

“The Locust Years” (Churchill)

Lodge, Henry Cabot

Loewenstein, Rudolph

London, Martin

Long Hot Summer of 1967

Look
magazine

Los Angeles Times

Lowenstein, Allard

MacArthur, Charles

Macaulay, Thomas Babington

MacDonald, Phyllis

MacDonald, Torby

Macmillan, Harold

Magna Carta

The Making of the President 1960
(White)

Malenkov, Georgy

Malraux, Andre

Manchester, William

Mankiewicz, Frank

Manoeuvring
(Edgeworth)

Man of La Mancha

Mansfield, Mike

Mao Tse-tung

March, Frederic

Margaret, Princess (Countess of Snowden)

Marie Antoinette, Queen (of France)

The Master Builder
(Ibsen)

Maverick in Mauve
(Auchincloss)

McCall’s

McCarthy, Eugene

McCarthy, Joseph

McFadden, Mary

McGovern, George

McGrory, Mary

McMillin, Miles

McNamara, Marg

McNamara, Robert

Jackie’s relationship with

JFK assassination and

Vietnam policy by

McSorley, Richard T.

Mellon, Paul

Mellon, Rachel “Bunny”

Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York City

Meyer, André

Meyer, Mary

Mikoyan, Anastas

Millay, Edna St. Vincent

Miller, Arthur

Miss Porter’s boarding school, Farmington, Connecticut

Mistral, Gabriela

Monroe, Marilyn

Moran, Lord

Morrison, Norman

Moutsatsos, Kiki Feroudi

Moyers, Bill

Museum of the City of New York

Muskie, Edmund

My Fair Lady

National Cathedral, Washington, D.C.

Newman, Larry

The New Yorker

New York Herald Tribune

New York Post

The New York Times

Niarchos, Stavros

Nicholas, Czar (of Russia)

Nichols, Mike

9/11 attacks

Nixon, Richard

non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma

North Atlantic Treaty Organization

Nureyev, Rudolf

O’Donnell, Kenny

Onassis, Alexander

Onassis, Aristotle

Callas’s relationship with

Churchill as guest of

death of

Jackie’s courtship by

Jackie’s marriage to

Onassis, Christina

Onassis, Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy.
See also
assassination of JFK; posttraumatic stress disorder

in boarding school

children’s births/miscarriages and

college studies, European, by

college studies, Georgetown University, by

college studies, George Washington University, by

college studies, Vassar, by

death of

as debutante

as editor at Doubleday

as editor at Viking

health of

Husted’s courtship of

JFK books and

JFK’s assassination and

as journalist

Kennedy’s courtship of