Jeane Dixon
Columnist / Prognosticator
A Roman Catholic, Jeane Dixon believed she had a gift from God that allowed her to foretell the future. In 1956 she predicted that a Democrat would win the 1960 presidential election, and that he would be assassinated while in office. When John Kennedy was killed, Dixon became famous. In 1965 a book about Dixon sold millions of copies, and she became a syndicated newspaper columnist, delivering horoscopes and advice. For many years supermarket tabloids relied on Dixon's annual predictions, most of which didn't come true.Extra credit: For a short time, Dixon was an advisor to Ronald and Nancy Reagan.
Jeane Dixon appears with John Edward in our loop on TV Psychics.
Four Good Links
Jeane Dixon Dies
Unflattering and brief obituary from Christian organization
Psychic Jeane Dixon Dies
CNN's more involved obituary
Jeane Dixon Was A Coward!
Brief career profile from some skeptics
Jeane Dixon
A more favorable bit of background
Vital Stats
Birth
Birthplace
Death
25 January 1997
(Heart attack, age 79)
Best Known As
Popular astrologer and psychic

