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ee bay et AEE Te EO er ae the busband of Presi- at Kennedy's widow. Prior to this, during the tal fat) of 1963, Jacqueline ennedy had gone to Greece a cruise on the ornate nassis yacht, to dissuade her r, Princess Lee Radziwell, "marrying Onassis. She d returned from Greece niy a short time before the agedy of Dallas | There were several reasons President Kennedy was’ t enthusiastic about having aister-inlew marry the , brusque shipowner, one them being the fact that nasis had been embroiled @ passionate love ¢ffair th Maria Gallas, thé opera. ger. When she was discov- on the Onassis yacht, assis had made the remark. - 7 SH 8 BRI, and 3 B4ilU7 DSS ‘girl in every port.” The romance with Madam llas had got nowhere, part- because her Italian hus- had refused to give her divorce. So Onassis turned affections to 4 f Wea on eaelline -— = setlonn a . ete ae PE MAN Se 801 ls RENEE fee RK Radriwill ‘had “a been < on! is er when Jackie joined “fm the late summer of. he re hei Women Princess } One of Onassis: nassis'’s rivals, both { the be sbipping world end in feo _ t 5 ReLoac , ; t Mohr . Pmew ashington Merry Sound Bishop ; am Casper ast Collahan re Onassis sis Background sound Tlie. Cosel é Eyebro ei deeteace cedbisesssc ren a, f ole ay ows _ me A Gistes with “@- 1 fiipping trey eT ey Rosen 4 > aah Pearsbn SF {Tee aie. the “United e Fort, glaaadaiend: Sullivat 3 p}— 4 ¥ “wd Tuck Andefoon. Bates ¥7 millon in pettle Lyoda Bird Johnson, bad, Tavel : ment. tyaducad., Lynda s-Binaato :: a Nov. 14, 1963, this col. A former stevedore who mar- g¢ Hamilton. Trotter , wm carried a pews fem re ried the daughter of Gtavros' F Niarcbos bas now left Char Tele. Room garding am ° Livanos, one of the great Boi. word er she tet bim— Holmes reek ship -owner Aristotle Ing tycoons of Greece, ssis “to be the DROTHETID- fonansis got bis start first from return to bis Greek wife. Gandy —________ ident Kennedy.” . father-in-law, second from| ff The two Greek shipowners Eight days later President’ Buying up surplus American) fand two former brotherdn-law ennedy was dead, and now! rs view the war. | members of the interns- ve years later Onassis has) | 4 pindly Uncle Sam with! feo) det cot ehicn apmutes mary ships on bis hands wanted to rehabilitate the mer- MODE Fl eel Wald Gao ies tween New York, Athens Parts, Onessls has a home ips for a paltrydown pay- ent of $21,780 per ship plus Greek government joan beach, two caba: antee and Greek certifi, [nas et Vouwliagmeni, another gates extended under the Mar- : ing beach pear Athens, 1] Plen. and @ private mand off the fe CYfexeiippers dif METER ty [west coast of Greece. . ree, as did French, Britiss end | Up from Tragedy . government steamers. Onassis has come a long way the young Greek refugee in 1922 barely escaped Smyrna with his Hfe. The k population of Smyrna The Washington the alternatiye of being Times H the contrary, some of the purchased privately from Dnited States were trans. tr ost Bo rte te Seuichered by the Turkish army The wechingtoe. Daily News and as Greek citizens cen, arena 2! The Evening Star (Washington) —___ hfe were ad led, but he and his qnother The Sunday Stier (Washington) ____ red to pay taxes im the sister were picked up by Daily News (New York) nited Bia the. ef ace in Smyrna harbor cunday News (New York) the city. burned behind 1. york Post He became a small fisher. The New York Times an, operated his own schoon- The Sun (Baltimore) and gradually rose to be the Daily wort ¢ ot the most powertal bus! The Ne ‘Losier orice wonnea. hee been his be owner of the Olymple Air- The Wall Street Journal perotherdn Jew, 6. &. Nines, | (ways. ' The Netional Observer Exeniner (Washington) OCT 19 1988 Date ih AU - _ £ Wide Labo PL. NOT RECORDED [45 ocT 25 1968 ere