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...husbands who, in comparison, begin to feel as tired and scruffy as a suburban lawn in a dry summer. The late John F. Kennedy, himself a swinging bachelor until 36, neatly framed both the stimulating and debilitating aspects of bachelorhood in a wry note that he wrote to Paul Fay in 1953: "I gave everything a good deal of thought-so am getting married this fall. This means the end of a promising political career as it has been based up to now almost completely on the old sex appeal...
...into name-calling testifies to some basic problem at the college. Probably the strike could have been averted and Radcliffe spared a week of embarrassing publicity; but Mrs. Bunting, it is clear, was the victim of her own bad public relations sense and the inoperable, attenuated administrative machinery in Fay House...
...turn a couple of his historical essays into a book, Profiles in Courage. He later edited Bobby Kennedy's account of his experiences with the McClellan crime committee investigations, The Enemy Within. But after the President's death, the family got touchier. When Thomas submitted Paul Fay's The Pleasure of His Company for their scrutiny, they demanded all sorts of changes. "Jackie was really the editor," recalls Thomas...
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...Wear Daily, whose photographer caught the girls in a gay mood as they emerged from the Lafayette Restaurant. One thing, though, that Jackie hasn't been especially happy about recently: The Pleasure of His Company, a warm, highly personal reminiscence of Jack Kennedy by Paul ("Red") Fay, a longtime family friend. In Dallas last week, Fay reported that Jackie had rejected his donation of $3,000 to the Kennedy Memorial Library at Harvard because she thought the gift "hypocritical." Said Fay: "She couldn't have found anything in the book that was unkind to Jack, but I believe...