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During the Cuban Missile Crisis, decisions made by President John F. Kennedy and Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev could have plunged both countries into thermonuclear war. But the 45-year-old president was preoccupied with 19-year-old White House aide Mimi Beardsley Alford, according to her memoir “Once Upon a Secret.” Secret Service agents assigned to Kennedy’s detail say that his affair with Alford was just the tip of the iceberg.
Agents assigned to Kennedy’s detail soon learned that he led a double life. He was the charismatic leader of the free world. But in his other life, he was the cheating, reckless husband whose aides snuck women into the White House to appease his sexual appetite.
Besides one-night stands, Kennedy had several consorts within the White House. Besides Alford, whose book came out on Feb. 8, one was Pamela Turnure, who had been Kennedy’s secretary when he was a senator and then became Jacqueline Kennedy’s press secretary in the White House. “When Jackie was away, Pam Turnure would see JFK at night at the residence,” says former Secret Service agent Chuck Taylor.
Priscilla Wear and Jill Cowen, were secretaries who were known, respectively, as Fiddle and Faddle. Wear already had the nickname Fiddle when she joined the White House staff, so Kennedy aides applied the name Faddle to Cowen.Neither did much work,” says former agent Larry Newman, who was on the Kennedy detail.“Fiddle and Faddle were well-endowed and would swim with JFK in the pool. They wore only white t-shirts that came to their waists. You could see their nipples. We had radio contact with Jackie’s detail in case she came back.”
One afternoon, Kennedy was cavorting in the White House pool with young women when Secret Service agents on Jackie’s detail radioed that she was returning unexpectedly to the White House. “Jackie was expected back in 10 minutes, and JFK came charging out of the pool,” says agent Anthony Sherman, who was on his detail at the time. “He had a bathing suit on and a Bloody Mary in his hand.”
Originally posted by anon72
I think you missed the point of my thread. What type of person/man do you think you would be under those circumstances then.
Originally posted by anon72
Able to take at least one 19 year olds virginity in your wifes bed, have that girl orally sastify friends, ply illegal substances upon her etc etc...
Originally posted by anon72
you really should read the first ones story. Big breasted party girls ON STAFF that willing join into a 3some after swiming in wet T-shirts in the White House pool with the POTUS-on your whim? Crazy Beautiful movie stars throwing themselves at your feet-willing to have an affair...?
Ronald Kessler reporting from Washington, D.C. — During the Cuban Missile Crisis, decisions made by President John F. Kennedy and Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev could have plunged both countries into thermonuclear war.
But the 45-year-old president was preoccupied with 19-year-old White House aide Mimi Beardsley Alford, according to her memoir “Once Upon a Secret.”
JFK’s recklessness eventually contributed to his death. Despite warnings of violence in Dallas, he refused to let Secret Service agents ride on the rear running board of his limousine in the motorcade on Nov. 22, 1963.
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On Nov. 2, the president was about to leave the White House for Chicago and Bolden says a Cuban murder squad here was unaccounted for.
"The morning of the game, the special agent in charge of the Chicago office called the White House and recommended the president cancel his trip to Chicago," Bolden said.
News reports stated that Kennedy didn't show because he was ill or because of a diplomatic crisis. Official investigations of JFK never determined why the president canceled Chicago Nov. 2. But in his first interview in 44 years, Bolden said JFK stayed away because of an imminent threat.
Bolden said the president didn't come to Chicago because he was basically waved off by the Secret Service, and it wasn't because he had a cold.
Anyway, on a final note I just want to quickly mention an affair that you didn't mention in your opening post - Her name was Mary Meyers, wife of CIA agent Cord Meyers. Her affair with JFK, IMO, got her killed so you might find looking for info on her to be pretty interesting. She died in a fashion not too dissimilar, in regards to circumstances, to Dorothy Kilgallen and even Karen SIlkwood. Maybe a connection.. I dunno. Something to think about though. That is a
Originally posted by anon72
reply to post by schuyler
Point taken however.
It amazes me the the "media" and "history" still portray him as some Icon-above reproach.
When it all comes down to it-to the stuff the really matters-family.
It was a vile pig.