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→Mary Pinchot Meyer
Following Mary's death, her diary was uncovered by her sister, Tony Bradlee, who turned it over to [[James Angleton]], then chief of CIA counterinteligence. An old friend of Mary Meyer, Angleton has since been vague as to what happened to the diary. According to Truitt, however, the document was taken to CIA headquarters, where it was destroyed.
Following Mary's death, her diary was uncovered by her sister, Tony Bradlee, who turned it over to [[James Angleton]], then chief of CIA counterinteligence. An old friend of Mary Meyer, Angleton has since been vague as to what happened to the diary. According to Truitt, however, the document was taken to CIA headquarters, where it was destroyed.
In 1970 the ''Washington Posl'' ran a front-page story by Dbn Oberdorfer about the two-year affair. The ''[[New Times]] later to explored the subject in great detail in an article by Phillip Nobile and Ron Rosenbaum entitled ''The Mysterious Murder of JFK's Mistress''.
In 1970 the ''Washington Posl'' ran a front-page story by Dbn Oberdorfer about the two-year affair. The ''New Times''later to explored the subject in great detail in an article by Phillip Nobile and Ron Rosenbaum entitled ''The Mysterious Murder of JFK's Mistress''.
==Bill Clinton==
==Bill Clinton==