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Authors: Kate Clifford Larson
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Rosemary: The Hidden Kennedy Daughter (39 page)
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Encounters between Rose and Rosemary:
Interview with Sister Margaret Ann Reckets in LL,
The Kennedy Women,
413.
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They had parties:
LL,
The Kennedy Women,
759.
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“Eunice has no compassion”:
Gibson and Schwarz,
Rose Kennedy and Her Family,
55.
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“Damn Anthony”:
LL,
The Kennedy Women,
683.
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“If you know Rosemary”:
Joan Zyda, “The Kennedy No One Knows,”
Chicago Tribune,
January 7, 1976.
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“Are you looking for Eunice?”:
LL,
The Kennedy Women,
682–83.
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Anthony Shriver became founder and chairman:
For more about Best Buddies International, see
http://www.bestbuddies.org/best-buddies
.
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“A Kennedy through and through”:
Anthony Shriver, interview by author, October, 8, 2008.
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Though her language was terribly limited:
Timothy Shriver, interview by author, November 2, 2010.
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Tim believes:
Ibid.
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“The interest [Rosemary] sparked”:
Letter, Anthony Shriver to author, February 17, 2009.
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“After watching the struggles”:
Jack McCallum, “Small Steps, Giant Strides,”
Sports Illustrated,
December 8, 2008.
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a “revolutionary”:
Ibid.
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Rosemary . . . “sensitized”:
“A Tribute to Eunice Kennedy Shriver,” November 16, 2007, 24–25, JFKPL.
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“taught us the worth”:
EMK, at RMK funeral, January 10, 2005.
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“never doubted”:
Burton Hersh,
Edward Kennedy: An Intimate Biography
(New York: Counterpoint, 2010), 520.
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“Many of us”:
Vincent Bzdek,
The Kennedy Legacy: Jack, Bobby, and Ted and a Family Dream Fulfilled
(New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2009), 235.
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Rosemary needed surgery:
LL,
The Kennedy Women,
759–60.
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“Rosemary’s very cooperative”:
Interview with Sister Margaret Ann in ibid., 760.
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“a magnetic personality”:
Ibid.
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“She knows her prayers”:
Ibid.
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“There’s a picture on the wall”:
Ibid., 761.
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News of Rosemary’s death:
Martin Weil, “Rosemary Kennedy, 86, President Kennedy’s Sister,”
Washington Post,
January 8, 2005.
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“I cannot attempt to judge”:
“‘Times to Remember’ Background Materials,” RFKP, box 13.
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“my life [has been] lucky”:
“A Tribute to Eunice Kennedy Shriver,” November 16, 2007, 24–25, JFKPL.
AUTHOR’S NOTE
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pink sheets marked “Withdrawal”:
See, for example, the withdrawal sheet in the file labeled “Rosemary Kennedy: Health, 1923–1949,” JPK Papers #136, Series 1.2.5, JFKPL.
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Ace of Clubs and Rose Kennedy,
26
ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act, 1990),
226
,
227
Addison’s disease,
178
Alzheimer’s disease,
225
Ambrose, Margaret,
102
Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA, 1990),
226
,
227
Ann Elizabeth, Reverend Mother,
148
Arden, Elizabeth,
149–50
Assumption schools
Convent of the Assumption School, London,
116–20
Belmont House, Hertfordshire,
122–31
Ravenhill Academy, Philadelphia,
148–51
Baker, Mary,
86–88
bathing suits, two-piece,
121–22
Bean, Betsy,
44
Belmont House, England,
122–31
Bieler, Henry G.,
54
Billings, Lem,
137
,
138–39
,
140–42
Bono,
225
Boston
anti-Catholicism,
12–13
historical descriptions,
5–7
Bouvier, Jacqueline.
See
Kennedy, Jacqueline
Brind, David,
61
Brokaw, Frances Seymour,
178
Burke, Anne,
204–5
Camp Fernwood,
143–47
,
148–49
,
151
Carnegie, Andrew,
57
Casey, Monsignor,
155–56
Catholic Digest,
79
Catholic House of the Good Shepherd,
195
Chamberlain, Neville,
112
Charitas, Sister,
209
,
210–11
,
212
Child Care Act (1990),
226
Children Limited
(NARC publication),
199
Children of Mary,
19–20
,
25
,
27
,
119
Chun, Raymond W. M.,
219
Ciano, Gian Galeazzo,
121
Committee on Mental Retardation,
199
Conboy, Kathryn “Kiko,”
102
Convent of the Assumption School, London,
116–20
Coughlan, Robert,
139
,
162
,
214–16
,
217
Craig House, New York
description/treatments,
178–79
Cushing, Richard, Archbishop,
187
,
188
,
194
Dark Corner, The
(documentary film),
200
DATA (Debt, AIDS, Trade in Africa),
225
Day, Edward,
151
Dearborn, Walter F.
background/theories,
82–83
debutante “season” (Britain),
105
,
110–12
See also
presentation at (British) court
Department of Mental Retardation,
200
Devereux, Helena Trafford,
60–61
Devereux School, Pennsylvania,
60–62
,
63
,
64–68
,
69
Devonshire, Duke and Duchess of,
181
,
186
Dietrich, Maria,
113–14
Dietrich, Marlene,
112
,
113–14
,
121
Dionne quintuplets,
100–101
disabilities/disabled individuals
British aristocracy and,
106
eugenics movement and,
56–57
institutions and,
55–56
Montessori and,
118
psychological definitions,
55
removing stigma,
194–99
sexuality misconceptions and,
141–42
See also
eugenics movement; lobotomy, prefrontal;
specific individuals/organizations;
specific legislation;
specific schools
Down syndrome,
58
Dunn, Elizabeth,
102
,
112
,
114
,
121
,
144
,
145
,
147
Education for All Handicapped Children Act (1975),
226
education (late 1800s to early 1900s)
See also
specific schools
Edward Devotion School,
43
Elizabeth, Queen,
109
See also
nonepileptic seizures
eugenics movement
forced sterilization and,
57
Hitler’s sterilization program and,
74–75
Eunice Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development,
277
n 203
Evans, Ruth.
See
O’Keefe, Ruth Evans
Fernald School, Massachusetts state hospital,
55
Fettinger, John,
194
Film Booking Office (FBO),
47–48
Fitzgerald, F. Scott,
178
Fitzgerald, Frederick,
89
Fitzgerald, Henry,
12
Fitzgerald, John “Honey Fitz”
family summers/moves,
7–8
politics/religion and,
14–15
Rosemary and,
72
Fitzgerald, Josie Hannon
background/childhood,
7
family summers/moves,
7–8
Rosemary and,
72
Fitzgerald, Rose/childhood
Convent School of the Sacred Heart, Boston,
16–17
description,
8–10
European tour and,
18–20
New England Conservatory, Boston,
17
women’s changing roles and,
10–11
See also
Kennedy, Rose
Fitzgerald, Zelda,
178
Fitzwilliam, Peter,
184–86
Fonda, Henry,
178
Forbes, Mother,
70
Freeman, Walter
Gargan, Joe/Joey,
89
Garland, Judy,
101
George VI, King,
109
George Washington University Hospital,
159
,
160
,
162
,
167–69
,
173
,
178
,
236
Gibbs, Dorothy,
122–23
,
124
,
125
,
128
,
130
,
134
,
150
Gibbs Preparatory School,
115
