Rosemary: The Hidden Kennedy Daughter (43 page)
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Authors: Kate Clifford Larson
Tags: #Biography & Autobiography, #JFK, #Nonfiction, #Retail
See also
Pius XII, Pope
Paulus, Sister,
211
,
212
,
213
,
216
,
217
Peace Corps,
200
Perkins, Frances,
98
Pius XI, Pope,
120
Pius XII, Pope,
120–21
See also
Pacelli, Eugenio, Cardinal
presentation at (British) court
New York Times
on Kennedys,
110
President’s Panel on Mental Retardation/reports,
200
,
201
,
203
President’s Task Force on Health and Social Security,
200
psychosurgery
in early 1940s,
163
See also
lobotomy, prefrontal
Randall, Mother,
16
Ravenhill, Academy of the Assumption,
148–51
Richmond Dispatch,
162
Rockefeller Foundation,
154
Rockefeller, John D.,
57
Rooney, Mickey,
101
Roosevelt, Franklin Delano
Roosevelt, Teddy,
57
Ryan White AIDS Care Act (1990),
226
Sacred Heart schools
Convent School, Roehampton,
115
description/history,
16–17
Finishing School, London,
115–16
Saint Coletta School by the Sea, Massachusetts,
187
,
188–89
,
196
Saint Coletta School, Wisconsin
Saint Elizabeths Hospital,
160
,
162–63
Saint Gertrude’s School of Arts and Crafts, Washington, D.C.
background/treatment,
152–54
Saturday Evening Post,
159–60
,
161
Saturday Evening Post
“Hope for Retarded Children” article (Eunice Shriver),
201–2
,
203
,
206
,
208
schizophrenia,
233
Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC),
95–96
Seigenthaler, John,
198–99
Sheila, Sister,
209–11
,
216
,
218
,
223
Shriver, Anthony
Shriver, Eunice
move to Maryland,
200
on Rosemary’s influence,
230–31
Times to Remember
and,
215–16
See also
Kennedy, Eunice
Shriver, Maria,
225
Shriver, Mark,
225
Shriver, Robert,
225
Shriver, Sargent “Sarge”
Alzheimer’s disease/death,
225
meeting Eunice,
195
move to Maryland,
200
Peace Corps,
200
Shriver, Timothy
Skakel, Ethel,
193
Slavin, Miss,
156
Snow White
(film),
104
Spanish influenza,
1–2
Special Olympics,
204–5
,
222
,
224
,
225
Sports Illustrated,
226
sterilization programs,
57
,
74
,
75
,
142
stock market crash (1929),
50
,
62
,
95–96
Sulad, Madeline,
213
Sullivan, Grace/Caroline
Rose Kennedy’s mistreatment of,
143–47
Sullivan, Michael Henry,
143
Swanson, Gloria
film and,
62
Rosemary and,
54
Temple, Shirley,
101
Time
magazine,
197–98
Times to Remember
(Rose Kennedy memoir),
157
,
214–16
Title III,
197
Trespasser, The
(film),
62
Waisman, Harry A.,
209
Waldrop, Frank,
160
Walsh, Thomas J., Father,
208–9
Washington Times-Herald,
160
,
181
Watts, James
abandoning lobotomy procedure,
172
WBAL-TV, Baltimore,
200
Welles, Sumner,
128
White, John,
160–61
White, William A.,
163
Why England Slept
(John F. Kennedy),
135–36
Williams, John, Archbishop,
11
Winnie-the-Pooh,
140
Winter, Diane,
209
women’s status
changes (1920s),
25–26
institutionalization and,
165
lobotomies and,
166
nineteenth-century ideas and,
141–42
Woodhull, Victoria,
57
World War II
England/France declaring war on Germany,
122
Japanese attacking Pearl Harbor,
174
U.S. entering war,
174
See also
Kennedy, Joseph “Joe” P., Sr., ambassadorship, Britain;
specific individuals
Yellow Cab company,
46
K
ATE
C
LIFFORD
L
ARSON
is the author of two critically acclaimed biographies:
Bound for the Promised Land: Harriet Tubman, Portrait of an American Hero
and
The Assassin’s Accomplice: Mary Surratt and the Plot to Kill Abraham Lincoln
. She has been a consultant and interpretive specialist for numerous museum and public history initiatives focusing on the lives and contributions of women in the making of our national identity. She lives in Winchester, Massachusetts.
