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My Story. Judith Exner, Ovid Demaris. Grove Press, Incorporated, 1978 - Presidents - 299 pages. "For fifteen years, Judith Exner kept a tight lid on her secret love affair with John F. Kennedy in the White House--until a Senate investigation smeared the story across the nation's front pages. Now Mrs. Exner, after years of FBI harrassment ...
27. Sept. 1999 · Judith Katherine Eileen Immoor: born Fort Lee, New Jersey 11 January 1934; married 1952 William Campbell (marriage dissolved 1958), (one son), 1975 Dan Exner (marriage dissolved); died Los Angeles ...
Judith Campbell, née Judith Eileen Katherine Immoor, également connue comme Judith Exner ou Judith Campbell Exner (New York, 11 janvier 1934 - Duarte (Californie), 25 septembre 1999), est une personnalité américaine notamment connue pour avoir été la maîtresse du 35e président des États-Unis John F. Kennedy et du parrain de la mafia de Chicago Sam Giancana.
Judith Exner hat nicht nur den scharfsinnigen Durchblick eines Kommissars, sondern auch ganz viel Herz und Gefühl für unsere großen und kleinen Küken der Waldschule. Sie ist ein echter Schulentwicklungsprofi und sprüht nur so vor Ideen. Mit ihr zusammenzuarbeiten ist für alle großen und kleinen Waldschulhelden die größte Freude.
Judith Exner was born on January 11, 1934, in New York City, New York, United States to a well-off family of Frederick W. Immoor, an architect and real estate investor, and Katherine (Shea) Immoor. Her grandfather was a real estate entrepreneur. Judith's siblings included Susan Morrow (born Jacqueline Ann Teresa Bernadette Immoor), an actress, Frederick Kenneth Immoor and Allen Gene Immoor.
12. Nov. 2023 · After his murder, President John F. Kennedy's penchant for extramarital affairs has been well recorded. JFK's two-and-a-half-year affair with Judith Exner ended in 1962, only a year before the ill-fated assassination. Judith Campbell Exner stepped up as the first lady to publicly acknowledge having a fling with John F. Kennedy.
Campbell Judith Exner. Weisberg, an Office of Strategic Services officer during World War II, U.S. Senate staff member and investigative reporter, devoted 40 years of his life to researching and writing about the Kennedy and King assassinations. His first book, Whitewash: The Report on the Warren Report (1965), was the first critical study of ...
