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Jack and LEM

Name: Jack and LEM
Brand: Da Capo Press Inc
SKU: 04575508
Price: 18.73 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: David Pitts
ISBN: 9780306816239

John F. Kennedy and LEM Billings - The Untold Story of an Extraordinary Friendship

David Pitts

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 04575508

Publishers Da Capo Press Inc, March 2008

I'm not that kind of boy," Jack angrily wrote to Lem after his friend made a sexual advance. But Jac... Full description

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I'm not that kind of boy," Jack angrily wrote to Lem after his friend made a sexual advance. But Jack didn't end the relationship. From the time John F. Kennedy and Kirk LeMoyne "Lem" Billings met at Choate, until the President's assassination thirty years later, Jack and Lem remained best friends. Lem was a virtual fixture in the Kennedy family who even had his own room at the White House. Drawing on hundreds of letters and telegrams between the two, plus Lem Billings's oral history and interviews with family and friends like Ben Bradlee, Gore Vidal, and Ted Sorensen, award-winning Kennedy scholar David Pitts tells the story of an unusual friendship that endured despite an era of rampant homophobia.