BP-JFK collection

Items 101 - 150
1966, July 9 - Corriere della Sera
		Copy of an article from the Corriere della Sera newspaper, July 9, 1966. Article: "Experts to examine Kennedy's X-rays." Subhead: "They will have to confirm the findings of the investigation into the Dallas tragedy."
1966, August 23 - Look
		Original. Robert F.Kennedy on the cover of magazine "Look". Inside a 4-pages article: "Suppose God is Black". South Africa's dilemma: a bright future weighed down by dark cruelty. Here is a personal reporton the land of "apartheid", where even the churches are segregated. by Senator Robert F.Kennedy
1966, November 25 - Life
		Original. In a special 14 pages coverage, "Life" present new insights into the tragedy the took place in Dallas on Nov.22, 1963: "A MATTER OF REASONABLE DOUBT" Amid heightening controversy over the Warren Report, Governor Connally examins for LIFE the assassination film. That Oswald acted alone is a "Matter of Reasonable Doubt".
1966, December 4 - Epoca
		Original. Article from the Italian weekly EPOCA, December 4, 1966. In the "Italia domanda" column, the question is asked, "Why can't Kennedy be left alone?" Livio Caputo responds, concluding the article with these words: "A country like the USA cannot accept that one of the most tragic events in its contemporary history remains confined to a shadowy area, amidst the unhealthy fog of so many doubts. Few things are as irritating, few things are so contrary to the American spirit as this mystery. Millions of people 'won't leave Kennedy alone' because they haven't been at peace with themselves since he died that way, amidst that fog."
1967, January 29 - Epoca
		Original. Italian magazine. In a special 12 pages coverage, "Epoca" prints the tirth part of Italian version of the book "Death of a President" by William Manchester. In the cover page, a photo of President Kennedy .
1967, February 4 - Tribuna del Mezzogiorno
		Original issue of the Italian newspaper "LA TRIBUNA DEL MEZZOGIORNO" from Saturday February 4, 1967. On the front page, an article titled "Scandalistic revelations about Kennedy's death" and the launch of a second article "Robert Kennedy visits Italy".
1967, February 5 - Epoca
		Original. Italian magazine. In a special 10 pages coverage, "Epoca" prints the fourth part of Italian version of the book "Death of a President" by William Manchester. In the cover page, a photo of President Kennedy with his son John-John at end summer 1963.
1967, February 12 - Epoca
		Original. Italian magazine. In a special 10 pages coverage, "Epoca" prints the fifth part of Italian version of the book "Death of a President" by William Manchester. In the cover page, a photo of Air Force One flying from Dallas to Washington.
1967, February 19 - Epoca
		Original. Italian magazine. In a special 10 pages coverage, "Epoca" prints the sixth part of Italian version of the book "Death of a President" by William Manchester. In the cover page, a photo of Lyndon Johnson and his wife with Jacqueline Kennedy in Dallas after the assassination.
1967, July 27 - L'Europeo
		Article "With the Applause of the Kennedys" from the Italian weekly L'EUROPEO, July 27, 1967. Interview with Lee Bouvier Radziwill, sister of Jacqueline Kennedy, who made her debut as a stage actress. But first, she was concerned with gaining the support and approval of the entire Kennedy clan. Beginning of article: "Lee made her stage debut in Chicago, playing the title role of Tracy Lord in the play "The Philadelphia Story." Lee is married for the second time to Polish Prince Stanislas Radziwill and normally lives in London with her husband and two children, Antony (born 1960) and Tina (born 1961)."
1967, November 5 - Lo Specchio
		Original. Article from Italian magazine LO SPECCHIO (Nov.5,1967). "Jacqueline corre in Cambogia" Extract from article: "Jacqueline arrived in Rome on Saturday October 28 from USA. She stayed two days in Rome before leaving to a trip to Thailand and Cambogia to attend celebrations to remember JFK. There were rumors she was close to engage with Michael Forrestal and that he was going to join her in Bangkok. At Fiumicino she was received from Spanish Ambassador in Vatican, Mr Garrigues."
1967, November 12 - Lo Specchio
		Original. A page from Italian magazine LO SPECCHIO (Nov.12,1967). Two articles in Lo Specchio dedicated to Jacqueline Kennedy and the two days she spent in Rome, Italy, as a guest of the American Embassy and as a dinner guest at Susanna Rattazzi Agnelli's, passing through on her trip to Cambodia.
1967, November 24 - Life
		Original. In a special 17 pages coverage, "Life" present two insights into the tragedy the took place in Dallas on Nov.22, 1963: "WHY KENNEDY WENT TO TEXAS" The Governor of Texas, who accompanied President Kennedy throughout the fateful visit, sets the record straight on a controversial and widely misreported aspect of the event. "LAST SECONDS OF THE MOTORCADE" Life has previously published the famous Zapruder film, showing the actual assassination. In this issue, on pages 87-97, is a portfolio of hitherto unpublished pictures, taken by bystander, of the last moments of the motorcade in Dallas and then the return to the White House in Washington.
1967, November 30 - Panorama
		Original. Italian Magazine "PANORAMA". Three pages articles in the fourth anniversary of JFK Assassination: "Tre Assassini a Dallas" (Three assassins at Dallas?") - 2 pages about Thompson's book "Six seconds at Dallas" and his conspiracy theory. "Crede nel rapporto Warren la'voce' di Kennedy" ("Kennedy's "voice" believes in Warren report") - 1 page Interview to Pierre Salinger, who was White House Press Secretary with JFK, who supports the conclusion of the Warren report.
1968, June 14 - Time
		Original. On the cover "Robert Kennedy". Historical issue of Time, the week after Robert Kennedy's assassination (June 6,1968). The cover was painted by Louis Glanzman, whose last previous portrait for TIME was of Charles de Gaulle (May 31). Glanzman, assigned to do Kennedy's portrait eight hrs after the shooting in Los Angeles, found the commission an almost painful personal experience. When President John F.Kennedy was assassinated, the artist worked all night on a portrait - for himself - as a kind of catharsis for his grief. This time, faced with a hard deadline, he also worked the night through. "I was glad to have the chance" he said "I had to get it out of my system".
1968, June 17 - Newsweek
		Original. On the cover "Robert F.Kennedy 1925-1968". Historical issue of Newsweek, the week after Robert Kennedy's assassination (June 6,1968). 31 pages of this issue are fully dedicated to the assassination.
1968, November 1 - Life
		Original. On the cover "Jackie's Wedding". Cover 8-page article by Paul O'Neil : "For the beautiful Queen Jacqueline, Goodbye Camelot, Hello Skorpios"
1968, November 12 - Look
		Original. On the cover "The story of James Earl Ray and the conspiracy to kill Martin Luther King". William Bradford's exclusive report on the accused assassin's escape from prison and his journey on the lam that led to a fateful trip south.
1969, August 1 - Time
		Original. On the cover "The Kennedy debacle : a girl dead, a career in jeopardy". Cover article on the mysteries of Chappaquiddick.
1969, August 4 - Newsweek
		Original. On the cover "Senator Ted Kennedy - Should I resign?". Cover article on the TV speech of Senator Kennedy after the tragedy of Chappaquiddick.
1970, July 17 - Life
		Original. On the cover "An intimate visit - Rose Kennedy at 80". A visit with Mrs Kennedy at her home in Hyannis Port and some of her thoughts about her life and her family in conversation with Sylvia Wright. Photographed by Leonard McCombe.
1970, August 7 - Life
		Original. On the cover "Johnson and the Kennedys". 11-pages article by Kenneth O'Donnell. Why JFK really picked Johnson as his running mate, how the feud between Johnson and Bobby Kennedy began and how Johnson tried to ditch Humphrey in 1964.
1971, November 29 - Time
		Original. On the cover "Ted Kennedy : Could He Win in '72?". 6-pages of articles: - The Non-Candidacy of Edward Moore Kennedy - A Time Survey "Could he win in '72 despite Chappaquiddick? - The Non-candidate's Wife
1975, February 6 - Corriere della Sera
		Copy of an article from CORRIERE DELLA SERA dated February 6, 1975. Article: "An American actor claims 'President Kennedy was assassinated by the CIA.'"
1983, November - Storia Illustrata
		Original. Italian magazine "Storia Illustrata". 9 pages article on the subject:"Dossier Kennedy - 20 yrs after Dallas" Special reportage in the 20th Anniversary of JFK Assassination.
1983, November 20 - La Sicilia
		Original. Italian Newspaper "La Sicilia", issued in Catania (Sicily). Article "Was Kennedy killed from Mafia?", written by Erika Abramo in the 20th anniversary of JFK Assassination.
1984, February 10 - Corriere della Sera
		Copy of an article from the Italian newspaper CORRIERE DELLA SERA, February 10, 1984. Article (by Sandro Rizzi): "BOOKS/ Lowe - The Kennedys of Myth." Review of the book "Kennedy - An Era in Memory" by Jacques Lowe. Excerpt from the article: "Jacques Lowe, a photographer and friend of the President, now presents "his" Kennedy in a rich photo album, accompanied by quotes from phrases and speeches, opinions from other figures, excerpts from interviews, essential captions, songs, and poems from the Kennedy era: material mostly drawn from the John Fitzgerald Kennedy Library in Boston."
1986, March 25 - Repubblica
		Copy of an article from the Italian newspaper REPUBBLICA dated March 25, 1986. An investigative article by journalist Vittorio Zucconi on the city of Dallas. Headline: "Dallas Has Forgotten Lee Oswald and Kennedy."
1986, September - Life
		Original. USA magazine "LIFE". Cover and 7-pages article about the wedding between Caroline Kennedy and Edwin Arthur Schlossberg. "New England's simplicity. Caroline Kennedy and Edwin Schlossberg are married in a Cape Cod church".
1987, April - Storia Illustrata
		Original. Italian magazine "Storia Illustrata". 8-pages article from Ennio Carretto about "The Presidents's sins" : the scandals at White House, from A.Johnson to U.Grant, from W.Wilson to W.Harding, from H.Truman to J.F.Kennedy, from L.Johnson to R.Nixon.
1987, November 13 - Corrriere della Sera
		Copy of an article from the Italian newspaper CORRIERE DELLA SERA dated November 13, 1987. Article: "A mysterious Cadillac up for auction. Was it Kennedy's fortress car?"
1988, November 28 - People Weekly
		Original. 20 pages articles on the subject *"Where we were"*. A quarter of century later, Americans remembered Nov.22,1963, a day that began innocently but, with the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, would come to mark the end of an age.
1990, March 14 - Corriere della Sera
		Copy of an article from the Italian newspaper CORRIERE DELLA SERA, dated March 14, 1990. Article (by Paolo Valentino): "Women, Mafia, and Presidents: The Other Side of the Kennedys." Subtitle: "A Mutual Lover Between JFK and a Crime Boss Against the Background of the Castro Assassination Plots."
1990, April-May - Memories
		Original. 6 pages articles on "The Making of a President" in 1960, by William A.Henry III and Burt Meyers.
1991, June - Caliber
		Original. Issue#22. Caliber Comics was an American comic book publisher founded in 1989 by Gary Reed. Featuring primarily creator-owned comics, in the next decade Caliber published over 1300 comics and ranked as one of the America's leading independent publishers. Caliber ceased publishing in 2000. "The Brain of JFK" is a 6-pages comics strip written by Raye and Scoffield..
1991, September 2 - Corriere della Sera
		Copy of an article from the CORRIERE DELLA SERA dated September 2, 1991. Article (by Paolo Cervone): "My inconvenient Kennedy is scary." Subtitles: "In Montreal, Oliver Stone talks about 'JFK' and tells the Corriere: 'I hope the CIA is wiped out like the KGB.'" "I advised Costner: 'If you want to win another Oscar, do as I say.'"
1991, September 10 - Corriere della Sera
		Copy of an article from the Italian newspaper CORRIERE DELLA SERA dated September 10, 1991. Article: "The John Kennedy mystery explodes again in 'Ruby'." Subtitle: "RCS Video to distribute Propaganda-produced films in Italy."
1991, October 10 - Corriere della Sera
		Copy of an article from CORRIERE DELLA SERA dated October 10, 1991. Article: "USA: New scandal for the Kennedys. John president thanks to the Mafia?"
1991, December 20 - Corriere della Sera
		Copy of an article from the Italian newspaper CORRIERE DELLA SERA dated December 20, 1991. Front-page article (by Gianni Riotta): "The Kennedy Pendulum, from Trial to Cult Film." Subhead: "World Premiere in the US Today, but the Director's Truth Stirs Controversy."
1991, December 21 - Corriere della Sera
		Copy of an article from the Italian newspaper CORRIERE DELLA SERA, December 21, 1991. Article (by Gianni Riotta): "Stone, the nightmare of conspiracy." Subtitle: "Americans are discussing JFK, the film by the director of Platoon about the Kennedy assassination." "The President was killed because he wanted to end the Vietnam War: industrialists and military personnel were the conspirators. A clownish and paranoid historiography with an irritating mix of fact and fiction."
1991 December - Life
		Original. "WHY WE STILL CARE". "A new movie about the assassination reopens an old controversy." Article on JFK Assassination, just after the Oliver Stone's movie "JFK".
1992, January 3 - Corriere della Sera
		Copy of an article from CORRIERE DELLA SERA dated January 3, 1992. Article: "Bush Does Not Believe in a CIA Plot to Assassinate President Kennedy."
1992, January 12 - Corriere della Sera
		Copy of an article from the American newspaper THE NEW YORK TIMES, January 12, 1992. Article (by Rodolfo Brancoli): "The truth about Kennedy comes out." Subtitles: "More controversy in the US in the wake of Oliver Stone's film about the attack on JFK in Dallas. Americans no longer believe the theory that Oswald was solely responsible."
1992, January 26 - Corriere della Sera
		Two-page copy of the Italian newspaper CORRIERE DELLA SERA, January 26, 1992. Special feature from the "Corriere Cultura" supplement, titled: "JFK. The Conspiracy." "Dallas. Who Killed Kennedy? The Mafia, the CIA, Cuba... A Book and a Film Reopen the Investigation." First Article (by Gianfranco Piazzesi): "America and Italy. Crimes in Search of an Author." Second Article (by Gianni Riotta): "That Day America Lost Its Innocence." Third Article (by Jim Garrison): "All the President's Assassins." Fourth Article (by Claudio Castellacci): "And Now Kevin Costner Dances with the Killers."
1992, January 30 - Corriere della Sera
		Copy of a page from the Italian newspaper CORRIERE DELLA SERA, January 30, 1992. Main headline (with an article by Giovanna Grassi) "Superscreen. Dallas investigation reopened. Who killed the President?" Subheadline: "Blending fact and fiction, director Oliver Stone teams up with prosecutor Kevin Kostner to track down the assassins of Kennedy, who was targeted by the CIA because he was too inconvenient a statesman. Among the protagonists are other famous names such as Walter Matthau, Jack Lemmon, and Donald Sutherland." Article two: "JFK number 2 - Conspiracies make cinema." Article three: "July '63: this is how Bellagio welcomed him."
1992, January 31 - Corriere della Sera
		Copy of a page from the Italian newspaper CORRIERE DELLA SERA dated January 31, 1992, with two articles by American director Oliver Stone. First article: "Stone: Kennedy was killed in Washington." Subtitles: "The director recounts the making of 'JFK, a case still open,' the controversial film that, after dividing the United States, arrives in Italy." "A conspiracy: Kevin Costner is Garrison, a Frank Capra-style hero." "After reconstructing Dallas, I had to move everything to the capital." Second article: "The Warren report was looking for a reassuring truth. Like Gone with the Wind swept away Uncle Tom's Cabin..."
1992, February 7 - Corriere della Sera
		Copy of two articles from the Italian newspaper CORRIERE DELLA SERA, dated February 7, 1992. Front-page article (by Tullio Kezich): "From Kennedy to Italy, here is the scandalous Stone." Subhead: "The MISTER X who inspired the Dallas scandal speaks. And he recalls our 1948 elections." Article (by Gianni Riotta): "Here is the real Mister X from Stone." Subhead: "The Corriere meets Prouty, who appears under another name in "JFK - A Case Still Open." "I revealed many mysteries to the director, including one about Italy."
1992, February 8 - Corriere della Sera
		Copy of a page from the Italian newspaper CORRIERE DELLA SERA dated February 8, 1992, with three articles. First article (by Tullio Kezich): "Costner reopens the Kennedy case." Subtitle: "FILM PREMIERE - "JFK," the film about the mysteries surrounding the Dallas assassination. A three-hour thriller against a "state truth." A guided tour of the hellish America of the 1960s." Second article (by Alessandro Cannavò): "Ustica comes to mind." Subtitle: "A crowd already on the first day of screening: almost all the comments are positive. And now young people are discovering that much-loved president." Third article (by Alessandro Cannavò): "Debate with Gerosa and Bisiach. Stone? A novelist almost like Dumas."
1992, February 24 - Corriere della Sera
		Copy of an article from the Italian newspaper CORRIERE DELLA SERA dated February 24, 1992. Article (in the "Globe" column): "The latest hypothesis on Kennedy's death. Killed by mistake by a CIA agent."
1992, March 21 - Corriere della Sera
		Copy of an article from the Italian newspaper CORRIERE DELLA SERA, dated March 21, 1992. Article: "A Russian Is Involved in the Kennedy Assassination." Subhead: "Revelations from a Key Man at Oswald's Side: The KGB Will Be Called In."