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How the mythology of JFK’s assassination sustains the mythology of his career

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The case of the vanishing movie involving a murder, a forty-year drug sentence, Liz Taylor’s repossessed fur coat, and possible skulduggery at the highest levels. The author of a satirical fantasy reflects on life imitating art

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John F. Kennedy with his mother, sisters Eunice, Kathleen, Rosemary, and brother Joe, Jr.

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To prove his toughness in Europe, Jack Kennedy went to war in Asia

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