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Originalt sort-hvidt foto af Jackie Kennedy og Lord Harlech i Cambodia i i 1967. Lord Harlech var rådgiver for Jackie Kennedys afdøde mand, præsident John F. Kennedy, under Cubakrisen i 1962.
Det store spørgsmål i forbindelse med Jackie Kennedy og Lord Harlech blev bragt op den 29. februar 1968 i magasinet Paris Match, der spekulerede i, hvorvidt mega-stjernen Jackie Kennedy ville gifte sig med walisiske Lord Harlech.
Fotografieret viser Jackie Kennedy og britten Lord Harlech siddende sammen foran et tempel i Cambodia.
William David Ormsby-Gore, den 5. Baron Harlech friede rent faktisk til Jackie Kennedy, der afviste ham. Det kom frem i 2017, hvor en række kærlighedsbreve blev auktioneret af Bonhams Auktionshus i London (der senere købte Bruun Rasmussen). I stedet giftede hun sig som bekendt med Aristotle Onassis senere i 1968.
Læs mere om Jackie Kennedys afvisning af Lord Harlech på BBC, der skrev om affæren i forbindelse med auktionen i 2017: https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-wales-north-west-wales-39236308
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"Will Jackie marry???
AFP - L2643 - 29.2.68.
The world's most gossipy question is now quite definitely: Will Jackie Kennedy marry Lord Harlech??
The magazine Paris Match comes out today with two full pages devoted to the subject.
Mrs Kennedy, who is at present in New York, and Lord Harlec, who is in Bermuda, have both said that they are not planning to marry, denials which have had the effect of increasing speculation.
Photo shows:
"The picture that didn't quite start the rumours, but at the same time didn't quite stop them". Mrs Kennedy smiling, apparently at a remark Harlech has made at idyll outside a temple in Cambodia during their recent visit there."
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