He was assassinated while being escorted into a courthouse, so he never received a sentence.
Yes
Robert Kennedy was Attorney General under John Kennedy.
John F. Kennedy chose his brother Robert to be the U.S. Attorney General.
Give him a kiss on the forhead.
john got married on sept. 12,1955. born may 29,1917
Jackie Kennedy(John Kennedy's wife) gave birth to Caroline in 1957. They had a boy in 1963 who died only several days after he was born.
John F. Kennedy made a famous speech in 1962 promising that men would land on the moon before the end of the 1960s. John F. Kennedy did give his support to this project, but he died in November 1963 and the first moon landings were not until July 1969.
The inaugural address of President John F. Kennedy was refreshing and one to remember. He used a phrase that said ask not what your government can give you but instead think of what you can do to help your country. It was a patriotic speech.
No***************************************************John F. Kennedy died November 22, 1963Jackie Kennedy Onassis died May 19, 1994What could he have given her to "speed her death" 31 years AFTER his own?AnswerThe question was obviously not about the late president, but his son John Kennedy, Jr.Because the former first lady had cancer and was on morphine for the pain, people have speculated that perhaps as a mission of mercy she or her children asked the doctor to administer a fatal dosage so that her suffering would end. Again this is speculation as no one there (Carolyn, John, Jackie's long time boyfriend, other family members or her medical staff) has ever come forward to even suggest that was the case. So, no. There is no reason to believe that John Kennedy gave or asked someone to give Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis anything to speed her death.
the punishment you can give a bride on her wedding is to ruin her dress or mess up the wedding
No - not by about 40 years. Coolidge made a radio speech in 1923.
The Warren Commission was the investigation into John F. Kennedy's assassination led by Chief Justice Earl Warren