Jacqueline Kennedy

Jacqueline Kennedy
Jacqueline Kennedy's Rare Autograph
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David Thoreau
Jacqueline Kennedy's rare autograph is one of the most coveted of first ladies. She has always remained a celebrity of public interest and the popular demand for her autograph attests to her lasting fame.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Jacqueline-Kennedys-Rare-Autograph
id=3485823 - Dec 28, 2009
Jacqueline Kennedy, Timeless Style Icon
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Diane Craig
Elegant and poised even in moments of extreme crisis: Jackie Kennedy acted as a role model for women of her time and continues to remain so today. What are the elements that composed such an iconic public figure and, of course, such a revered celebrity in the fashion world as well? Though her wardrobe revealed her impeccable taste, it was not simply her outfits that made her so celebrated as a paragon of style. It was also how she presented herself: her graceful mannerisms and speech, the way she wore her clothes. She used all the components of self-presentation to her advantage.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Jacqueline-Kennedy,-Timeless-Style-Icon
id=6742772 - Dec 07, 2011
Jacqueline Kennedy Loved Poetry - Have You Ever Wondered Which Poems?
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Lance Winslow
The fine art of poetry has been respected for thousands of years. We can gain new insight into life by reading the experiences and observations of others, as they bring this wisdom to us in a way that touches the soul.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Jacqueline-Kennedy-Loved-Poetry---Have-You-Ever-Wondered-Which-Poems?
id=1568204 - Oct 09, 2008
The Remarkable Love And Respect Of Wife And First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy
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Raleigh DeGeer Amyx
One lesser known accomplishment of immeasurable worth as a wife, artist, and First Lady was a certain painting she rendered. Sometime between 1961 and 1963, Jacqueline observed a large oil painting at the White House as it appeared approximately in 1805. Using her artistic skills, she took watercolors and brush to easel to make a beautiful 5 X 7 replica of the painting. Personalizing the picture frame, she intended the piece as a gift for her beloved husband. While her usual signature was "J.B.K.", this particular piece was signed "J to J", clearly an expression of endearment.
http://ezinearticles.com/?The-Remarkable-Love-And-Respect-Of-Wife-And-First-Lady-Jacqueline-Kennedy
id=6816183 - Jan 13, 2012
Remembering Jacqueline Kennedy
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Madan G Singh
John F Kennedy was shot dead by a lone marksman on 1963. That is almost 50 years back, but the image of his wife Jacqueline Kennedy still lingers. She was young, attractive and had set the fashion charts alive as the wife of the president.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Remembering-Jacqueline-Kennedy
id=7865341 - Jul 15, 2013
Jackie Kennedy Style
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Tatiana Sidorova
According to Italian designer Valentino, Jackie Kennedy style was a mix of naturalness and sophistication, "an outdoorsy kind of beauty." Jackie knew always what worked best for her. She was not intimidated into wearing what others were wearing.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Jackie-Kennedy-Style
id=1687162 - Nov 13, 2008
President Kennedy's Last Words And Final Thoughts
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John Burke Jovich
While millions of words have been written relevant to the November 22, 1963, assassination of President Kennedy, few have thoroughly addressed this young, beloved president's last words and presumptive final thoughts during that tragic day in Dallas. JFK was, after all, more than an inspiring chief executive who believed in leadership, accountability, and self-sacrifice -- he was also a man who cherished American history in all its realm of human triumph and tragedy. This article reveals his last utterance as the presidential motorcade entered Dealey Plaza; and predicates, based on extensive research, what likely occupied John Fitzgerald Kennedy's mind amid the ill-fated closing moments of his eventful life.
http://ezinearticles.com/?President-Kennedys-Last-Words-And-Final-Thoughts
id=8116948 - Nov 12, 2013
The Ordeal of Vernon Oneal: The Story of President Kennedy's First Casket
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John Burke Jovich
The assassination of President John Fitzgerald Kennedy on November 22, 1963, altered the course of history. But the tragedy itself created sidebars of disarray in Dallas, one being the fascinating story of JFK's two caskets and the exploitation of a reputable funeral director named Vernon Oneal. From the moment he was notified by the Secret Service to select and deliver his best coffin to Parkland Hospital, Oneal was enamored with a patriotic sense of putting his professional services to work for Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy and her family. What resulted, instead, was a confiscated casket and hearse, followed by a significant drop in Oneal's business reputation due to public scorn that was no fault of his own. This is his compelling story.
http://ezinearticles.com/?The-Ordeal-of-Vernon-Oneal:-The-Story-of-President-Kennedys-First-Casket
id=8124544 - Nov 16, 2013
On the Kennedy Assassination
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Terry Cerata
As the fiftieth anniversary of the murder of JFK approaches a slew of books, media specials, and commemorations are to be expected. What will not be expected is an honest appraisal of the history of this crime through establishment and official observances. The single gun theory will continue being enshrined as the sole truth of this matter, while any other perspective will quickly be denounced as fool's gold. And while this may be predictable it is also a sad commentary on the United States, as a country still unwilling to see an ugly truth about an ugly period in its history. The following is from a unique analysis of that period and on the assassination itself.
http://ezinearticles.com/?On-the-Kennedy-Assassination
id=7818336 - Jun 25, 2013
On This Day - November 22nd - John Fitzgerald Kennedy Was Assassinated
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Jules Bitzel
On this day in the year 1963, John F. Kennedy was assassinated by a gunshot in Dallas TX. The the 35th president of the United States of America was shot in the head while sitting in the back of a convertible that was driving through the city.
http://ezinearticles.com/?On-This-Day---November-22nd---John-Fitzgerald-Kennedy-Was-Assassinated