Magazine content is available exclusively for TIME subscribers.The Nation: Jack Kennedy's Other Women
When Judith Campbell Exner said last week that she had "a close personal" relationship with Jack Kennedy, she was only confirming what had long been a matter of open and widespread speculation: that even after he entered the White House, the handsome and fun-loving Kennedy never stopped pursuing attractive women—nor they him. His privacy guarded by discreet Secret Service agents, his wife often away on vacations, his duties affording frequent travel, and the aura of his office proving nearly irresistible, Kennedy as President found the catching all the easier.
Inevitably, a legend of prodigious sexual activity would enwrap as romantic a figure...
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