Jerry,
You might try
The Kennedy Men: Three Generations of Sex, Scandal, and Secrets 
Nellie Bly



Adam Clymer,  Describing his book Edward M. Kennedy
"Having said that, I tried to write what I think is a very traditional 
biography, a story of a public man and his effect on other people's lives, 
the politics and the spirit of his time. Chappaquiddick is here, Palm Beach, 
getting thrown out of Harvard for cheating. None of them truly fascinated me 
because it never occurred to me that there was any prospect of learning 
anything more about them."




----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Jerry Krewson" <krewfam@...>
To: <pastorsforum@...>
Sent: Saturday, July 16, 2005 1:18 AM
Subject: Re: [PastorsForum] A forgotten birthday


Dean,
I am not a Kennedy fan by any stretch of the imagination. I despise the man.
But I am curious as to were the documentation is on the "Harvard Spanish
finals," the denial of a "Commission in the Army because he cheated on a
test."

Do you have the documentation in your "hot little hands?" Or can you find
it?
jerry K
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Dean West" <ldw45@...>
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Sent: Friday, July 15, 2005 9:31 AM
Subject: [PastorsForum] A forgotten birthday


> Sure is quiet here today...........
>
> From Mary Jo Kopechne
>
> I would have been 65 years of age this year.
> Read about me and my killer below.
>
> When Sen. Ted Kennedy was merely just another  politician on
> Capitol Hill on behalf of liberal causes, it was perhaps excusable to
> ignore
> his
> deplorable past.
>
> But now that he's become a leading attack dog, positioning himself
> as Washington's leading arbiter of truth and integrity, the days for such
> indulgence are now over.
>
> It's time for  someone to stand up and remind America why this chief
> spokesman
> had to abandon his own presidential bid in 1980 - time to say the words
> Mary Jo Kopechne out loud.
>
> So many in this generation do not know the story of how this "Conscience
> of
> the
> Democratic Party" left Miss Kopechne behind to die in the waters
> underneath
> the Edgartown Bridge in July 1969, after a night of drinking and partying
> with
> the young blonde campaign worker.   Most Americans under 40 have
> never heard that story, or details of how Kennedy swam to safety, then
> tried
> to get his cousin Joe Garghan to say he was behind the wheel.
>
> They don't know how Miss Kopechne, trapped inside Kennedy's
> Oldsmobile, gasped for air until she finally died, while the Democrats'
> leading Iraq war critic rushed back to his compound to formulate the best
> alibi he could think of.
>
> Neither does Generation X know how Kennedy was thrown out of Harvard on
> his ear 15 years earlier -- for paying a fellow student to take his
> Spanish
> final.
> Or, why the US Army denied him a commission because he cheated on tests.
>
> As they listen to the "Liberal Lion" accuse President Bush of
> "telling lie after lie after lie" to get America to go to war in Iraq,
> young
> voters don't know about that notorious 1991 Easter weekend in Palm Beach,
> when Uncle Teddy rounded up his nephews for a night on the town, an
> evening
> that ended with one of them credibly accused of rape.
>
> It's time for the truth be told to a generation who does not
> know..........
> and time those who
> have forgotten be reminded.
>
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>
>

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