with chicago's eugene kennedy and that is jackie and eugene kennedy and the doubleday's heat off of fifthavenue in new york, back in the kind of days when publishing still have a lot of money sloshing around for promotion, doubleday had a specific room where they would have their launch parties. it is no more. but we chicago's eugene kennedy and the doubleday's feet, she did a biography of mayor daley, which addressed the accusation that jfk had won the presidency by daley stuffing the ballot boxes in chicago. not true says the book as you might expect. one of the other interesting dimensions of this book for me anyway is that we know jackie is a buddy who is very fierce and protect in her privacy. daly didn't want the biography of every 10 and he told eugene kennedy is much. and jackie and kennedy got the idea of cornering daily to one of the democratic convention for the 1970s and asking them personally at the convention, with the notion that he is so much was that to the kennedys and so much respect for jackie that he immediately would cave in. but he didn't cave in. we said goodbye to

he told eugene kennedy as much. and jackie and kennedy got the idea of cornering daley at one of the democratic conventions in 1970 and asking him personally at the convention with a notion that he had so much respect for the kennedys, so much respect for jackie, that he immediately caved in. but he didn't even. when they said we would like to do your biography he said, i'll look into it. and he never called them back. but she went ahead and she was willing to sponsor this biography, even though he was an unwilling subject of the biography. she also did a book with stewart udall, who was secretary of the interior under both jfk and lbj come a very strong environmentalist, kind of before his time. he's only recently died. you don't want to write on the legacy of the early spanish explorers in arizona and new mexico, so as a way of getting jackie to get on board with his book concept, he invited her and maurice tempelsman to come out to arizona to go on a hike with him and his wife on the trail which they believed had

figure who is power hungry and power mad, and when the book was published, jackie joked with eugene kennedyaying you might have to leave chicago now, eugene. [laughter] she had surprising sources for books. she found an article in "people" magazine -- isn't that great? jackie reading "people" magazine? [laughter] about how an enterprising african-american woman who was trying to put together a reunion of the desen didn'ts of the masters and slaves of a north carolina plantation called summerset. that article turned into one of jackie's book called "summerset homecoming" and it was said to be less about house, but about a remarkable woman who tried to uncover some of her own ancestors. she gave very e very few interviews. one of them was a magazine in connection of promoting the book "call the darkness light," and in the interview she says something about women's position in the 1970s and 80s. this is jackie speaking. "what has been said for women of my generation is that they weren't supposed to work if they had families. there they were with the highest education, and what were they suppos