JOSEPH P. KENNEDY: The Mogul, the Mob, the Statesman, and the Making of an American Myth Ted Schwarz, . . Wiley, $30 (472pp) ISBN 978-0-471-17681-7 ...

Tina Sinatra, 52, says her father told her that Kennedy patriarch Joseph P. Kennedy wanted the Mafia's help in delivering the union vote in the 1960 West Virginia primary, in which John Kennedy ...

The Kennedy-mob ties theory dates back to the 1960 election, ... Rumors swirled that Kennedy’s father, Joseph P. Kennedy, had used mob connections in Chicago to fix votes in Illinois, ...

On September 26, 1933, the same day that Colorado became the 24th state to ratify the 21st Amendment repealing Prohibition, the 45-year-old Joseph P. Kennedy was aboard the S.S. Europa, bound east ...

Joseph P. Kennedy was one of the most controversial figures in business and politics during the ... Mafia mobster Frank Costello publicly relayed details of Kennedy’s alleged involvement in ...

Nasaw argues that Kennedy, who served as the American ambassador to Great Britain during World War II, was never pro-Nazi but was consistently against military intervention even during the Cold War.

My Brief Career as a Kennedy Speechwriter. In 1992, Congressman Joseph P. Kennedy II went on a fact-finding trip to Germany. Before he came home, he needed a punch line.

Joseph P. Kennedy Jr. was the star of the famous family and destined for greatness until the Navy bomber he was flying blew up on a secret mission in 1944.

My Brief Career as a Kennedy Speechwriter. In 1992, Congressman Joseph P. Kennedy II went on a fact-finding trip to Germany. Before he came home, he needed a punch line.