This person sued author William Manchester in order to get family information removed from a 1967 book.
This person sued author William Manchester in order to get family information removed from a 1967 book. Late in life, this person worked as a book editor for Doubleday and edited such books as The Cartoon History of the Universe. In film footage, this person is shown being pushed back into a seat by Clint Hill. In a television special broadcast on Valentine's Day on multiple networks, this person takes a CBS reporter through her home, which had recently undergone a million dollar restoration. In an interview with Life, she compared recent years of her life to the musical Camelot. In a photograph, this woman is shown wearing a bloodstained pink suit as she stands next to Lyndon Johnson. For 10 points, name this First Lady, the wife of a president assassinated in 1963.
This person sued author William Manchester in order to get family information removed from a 1967 book.
Jacqueline "Jackie" Kennedy [or Jackie Kennedy; or Jacqueline "Jackie" Bouvier; or Jacqueline "Jackie" Onassis; prompt on Kennedy]