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John F. Kennedy
John F. Kennedy was the 35th president of the United States. Events that occurred during his term in office were The Bay of Pigs and the Cuban Missile Crisis. He was assassinated in 1963. Many believe there is a large amount of conspiracy still surrounding this event.
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What would be a good conclusion to a John F. Kennedy president report?
Ending it with a good summary of what happened and also add about his tragic assassination.........I THINK :0
yes
actually, there is a john Lennon airport in Liverpool, and a jfk airport in New York, not sure bout the other 2.
Bari, Italy, Krakow, Poland and Ponta Delgada, Portugal airports are all named after Pope John Paul II. Charles de Gaulle airport is in Paris. Leonardo da Vinci airport is in Rome.
He spent it at Liverpool, even a airport at Liverpool is named after Joh Lennon.
What were John F. Kennedy's hobbies?
How did John F Kennedy choose his advisors?
He chose some experienced and some inexperienced, he told them they could learn from each other.
Yes, it was. If you would like to know more about what really happened, I suggest you look up JFK Assassination on Wikipedia, but the *best* site on the Net for the real facts, is at the link I am posting below.
Would anything be different if Russia won the space race?
"For the first living creatures in space, US launched dogs into the captured V-2 rockets in 1946. The Russians were the first ones to launch living beings on their own. They launched a dog in 1957 in Sputnik 2 but technology did not exist to retrieve it so it died. They launched two more dogs later on in 1960 who orbited the Earth and returned. The Russians also sent turtles to fly around the moon in Zond 5 in 1968. The Russians also sent the first human in space who was Cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin in 1961 on Vostok 1 in 1962. The first dual-manned mission was also Russian and the first woman in space was also Russian. The Russians beat us to a launch with a multiple-personnel crew which did not have to wear space suits. The Russians also did the first space walk in 1965. The Russians were the first to reach the vicinity of the moon in 1959 and also to land a probe on the moon later in 1959. So as you can see, the Russians clearly kicked our behind in the Space Race. The only exception is Neil Armstrong landing on the moon first but that only happened because of USSR officially announcing that they were not concerned with putting a man on the moon." What the US did was create an arbitrary goal (putting man on the moon) AFTER they won it so they could feel good. They lost all the other "races", such as putting the first satellite in space, along with everything else mentioned above. The Russians DID win the "space race". But nothing would really change if the US won. The Yahoo!Answers information is misleading at best. The U.S. never launched dogs into space. http://www.onpedia.com/encyclopedia/Animals-in-space The first dual-manned mission was also Russian and the first woman in space was also Russian - publicity stunts with no planned follow-up. The Russians may have beat us to a launch with a multiple-personnel crew which did not have to wear space suits with Voskhod 1 but it was little more than a dangerous attempt to upstage the United States' upcoming two-seat Gemini missions. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voskhod_1 The Russians also did the first space walk in 1965 in an attempt yet again to upstage publicly announced US plans but nearly ended in disaster when Leonov found himself unable to re-enter the Voskhod 2 spacecraft due to a hurriedly and poorly designed suit. http://www.astronautix.com/flights/voskhod2.htm The Russians were the first to reach the vicinity of the moon in 1959 but did not successfully land a probe there until January 1966. http://nssdc.gsfc.nasa.gov/planetary/lunar/lunarussr.html The Vosktok program was technological dead-end in which the cosmonauts had to eject and parachute to earth before the spacecraft landed. Voskhod was an adapted Vosktok without an ejection seat that crammed three and then two cosmonauts with an inflatable airlock that was a deathtrap waiting to happen - a stopgap until the Soyuz could fly. The first Soyuz caught up with the Soviets and ended in the death of its pilot. http://space.about.com/cs/deceasedcosmonaut/a/soyuz1crash.htm The Russians clearly did not kick our behind in the Space Race. The USSR only officially announced that they were not concerned with putting a man on the moon after their N-1 booster failed repeatedly. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/N1_rocket
No, Lee Harvey Oswald did.
Well Lee Harvey Oswald is who the LBJ White House, Hover's FBI and the Warren Commission want you to believe killed JFK.
But:
1. Lee Harvey Oswald never confessed and claimed he was just a patsy.
2. Lee Harvey Oswald didn't have a motive.
3. Lee Harvey Oswald was working with the CIA.
3. The bullet timing and path do not work in reality.
4. James Sutton Files has confessed to the head shot that blew JFKs brains out, and said that Lee Harvey Oswald was a patsy.
5. James Sutton was a hit-man for the Chicago Mafia.
6. The Mafia had an excellent motive, The JFK administration was putting the "screws" on the Mafia even after they helped JFK win the White House in 1960.
7. James Sutton Files has confessed that he was working with another Mafia Hit-man in the assassination of JFK, so he was not working alone.
Just because the US government wants you to believe something and repeat it often enough, that does not make it true.
The US government has a vested interest in making the people believe it was a lone crazy assassin rather than a conspiracy to bring down the JFK administration.
I believe that the US government knew about the plot, didn't or couldn't stop it, and had to cover up the mess to minimize the damage and their own culpability.
What is the value of a 1995 silver Kennedy half dollar?
The only silver halves dated 1994 were struck for special collectors' sets and all carry an S mint mark. If your coin is from a Prestige Proof Set it could sell for around $20 or so as of 03/2010.
If it has a P or D mint mark, it's an ordinary copper-nickel half dollar with no added value.
Why did JFK enter the US Navy when he had a troublesome back?
Kennedy's back wasn't that bad when he first joined the Navy during WWII. It was his injuries during the sinking of his boat PT-109 that really caused him problems later on, but it wasn't bad enough to get him discharged.
It's important to understand that during wartime, if you can fog a mirror, you're usually eligible for military service, and after Pearl Harbor drew the U.S. into WWII, few were disqualified. Only the most noted medical problems got you DQ'd, and you had to pretty much be dead to get a 4F classification.
Who was the president before John F. Kennedy and number?
John F. Kennedy served as the 35th President of the United States from January 20, 1961 until his assignation in Dallas, Texas on November 22, 1963. Dwight D. Eisenhower was the 34th President of the United States, from 1953 until 1961.
Was Kennedy shot by two peolple?
John F. Kennedy was killed by Lee Harvey Oswald alone. There are many theories and schemes floating around on the subject but when the evidence is taken in totality, the result shows quite definitively that Oswald was responsible. Other theories of the assassination only hold together when the evidence is examined selectively.
What did President Kennedy mean by do the other thing in his famous moon speech at Rice Stadium?
climb the highest mountain, fly the Atlantic, Rice play Texas.
Did John F. Kennedy father sell liquor?
Soon after prohibition ended, he started up a large liquor importing company with exclusive import rightsto various British brands. After a few years he sold out at a handsome profit. He was accused of bootlegging liquor during prohibition but there is no hard evidence of this.
Who are the grandchildren of Robert F and Ethel Kennedy?
Kathleen Hartington Townsend has 4 daughters - Meaghan Anne, Maeve Fahey, Rose Katherine and Kerry Sophia Kennedy Townsend.
Joseph Patrick Kennedy II has two twin sons - Matthew and Joe III.
RFK Jr. has six children with two different wives, I don't know their names but one of them is RFK III.
David Anthony had no children and died age 28.
Courtney Hill had just one daughter, Saoirse Raosin Hill.
Michael LeMoyne had three children before dying in a skiing accident at 39. I can't find their names but I know one was Michael Jr.
Kerry Kennedy had 3 daughters named Cara, Mariah, and Michaela Cuomo.
Christopher George has four children.
Matthew Maxwell Taylor has three - Matthew Jr., Caroline, and Noah.
Douglas Harriman has 3 - Riley, Mary, and Rowen.
Rory has three - Georgie, Bridget, and Zachary Kennedy-Bailey
In total, RFK and Ethel have 32 grandchildren at the moment. Hope this helps!
How is the impact of the assassination of JFK stil felt today?
Well the impact still has affedct on the United Sates because he was such a famous president, one of his predeccesors Jordan Paul Long was a famous president who served for 14 years. Well the impact still has affedct on the United Sates because he was such a famous president, one of his predeccesors Jordan Paul Long was a famous president who served for 14 years.
What did John F. Kennedy talk about in his speech of secret societies?
Communism threat abroad most likely. But also I think one could interpret it as a response to the reactionary hysteria of the Joe McCarthy era of the 50s domestically. When you have a government who drums up hearings on "Unamerican Activities" that tends to blunt a free and open society and drives people underground. Which is bad for society. You have to remember that with the election of Kennedy in 1960 we were coming out of that era. A lot of paranoia and fear in the press. And society was starting to open up under Kennedy's coaxing. He was trying to lay a vision for a more open and democratic mode for society.
