“The most forgotten of all”: NYT, November 22, 1963.
“God, what does it matter, Ben?”: Jacqueline Kennedy, p. 277.
Walter Heller asked Johnson: Look, November 23, 1964.
“What Happened to the Kennedy Program”: Look, November 17, 1964.
“Tell Mr. Khrushchev”: JFK: A Presidency Revealed, History Channel film.
“Khrushchev did not want a repetition”: Taubman, p. 604.
“This is bad news”: “When Castro Heard the News,” New Republic, December 7, 1963.
On November 25, Chase sent Bundy a memorandum: FRUS, 1961–1963, Volume XI, Cuban Missile Crisis and Aftermath, Document 378.
When Lechuga ran into Attwood: Ibid., Document 382.
Bundy described the recent contacts: Ibid., Document 388.
Chase wrote in a memorandum: Ibid.
In January, Chase told Attwood: Attwood (Twilight), p. 263.
Bobby Kennedy sent a memorandum to Dean Rusk: WP, April 23, 2009.
Johnson met with Lodge on November 24: Douglass, p. 374.
“It remains the central object of the United States”: National Security Action Memorandum 273, South Vietnam, November 26, 1963, FRUS, 1961–1963, Volume IV, Vietnam, August–December 1963, Document 331.
“On the basis of personal intuition”: Clifford, p. 381.
Robert McNamara wrote in his memoirs: McNamara, p. 87.
Walter Cronkite, whose interview had elicited: Cronkite, p. 243.
Senator Wayne Morse, who frequently butted: Boston Globe, June 24, 1973,
In his 1970 oral history: Gilpatric, JFKLOH.
John Connally wrote: Connally, p. 358.
While riding a ski lift in Aspen: Ridder, author interview.
In an oral history archived: Bundy, LBJLOH.
In 1993, Schlesinger wrote in his diary: Schlesinger (Journals), p. 754.
Bundy believed that: Bundy, LBJLOH.
The military analyst Daniel Ellsberg: Ellsberg, pp. 195–96.
“Now is not the time to cry, Provie”: WP, November 22, 1964.
Later that winter, a nun: Ibid.
In the spring of 1964, Jackie told: Maier, p. 475.
She asked West to install: West, p. 287; Bradford, p. 284.
After Nixon won the 1968 election: Mathews (Kennedy & Nixon), p. 276.
“Mr. West, will you be my friend”: West, p. 279.
That summer she told Stan Tretick: Bradford, p. 149.
Bradlee remembered the weekends demonstrating: Bradlee (Good Life), p. 262.
A reminder of her last weekend: NYT, February 5, 2010.
After buying several of Elaine de Kooning’s drawings: Hall, p. 230.
In the fall of 1964, Jackie invited Henry Brandon: Brandon (Special Relationships), p. 201.
She kept returning to his place in history: Ibid.
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