John F. Kennedy

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President Kennedy insisted on visiting Texas in November 1963, even though his advisers cautioned against it. Texas was extremely hostile territory, with many Texans violently in opposition to Kennedy and his policies. But Texas was an important electoral State for the Democrats in the upcoming Presidential election of 1969, and Kennedy wanted to win over the Texas voters.

Kennedy's Texas itinerary included an open motorcade through the center of Dallas, a particularly virulent anti-Kennedy city, concluding in a rally at Dallas' convention center.

President Kennedy and his wife Jackie were in the back seat of their open limousine, waving to the large crowds lining the streets of downtown Dallas' motorcade route. Just after the motorcade made the sharp turn into Dealey Plaza, it slowed down. Oswald fired. President Kennedy was shot in the upper spine area and head, from the rear. The first bullet that struck the President passed through both JFK and Governor Connally. It went through Kennedy, Connally's torso, his wrist, and then stuck in his leg, causing a total of four wounds. Some confusion as to the course of the bullet was caused by an incorrect model of events, which had JFK and Connally sitting at the same height, one directly behind the other. Neither of these were true to the actual event. Careful, painstaking computer modelling by Dale K. Myers (see link below) has proven that both were in such a position that Oswald's bullet passed through almost straight. The bullet took heavy damage in the process, being severely flattened. However, hoaxbuff sites invariably show the least damaged side of the bullet, and pretend the whole bullet was impossibly pristine.

Then came the head shot...

At Zaprogen frames 312-313, his head is clearly knocked down and forward about 3 inches by Oswald's bullet, then his head exploded forward and to the right, twisting him back and to the left, and slumped over onto his wife. The limousine then sped away, rushing the President to Parkland Memorial Hospital where he was pronounced dead. Some observers and researchers mistakenly claim the shots were fired from the front, from the grassy knoll ahead of the motorcade.However, at the instant of the head shot, there was a concrete wall between the alleged Grassy Knoll Gunman position, and the President's head. Also, forensics made it perfectly clear that both shots that hit the President, came from the rear (Oswald's position). Among other things, the bullet left a bevel on the inside rear of the skull, which could not have happened from a shot from the front.

Texas Governor John Connaly, in the limousine with the President, was also shot and wounded. Vice President Lyndon, also in the motorcade, took the oath of office aboard Air Force One while flying back to Washington DC. with the body of the dead President.

Official accounts, and evidence-based historical analysis make it clear that Lee Harvey Oswald was the lone assassin, shooting President Kennedy from the Book Depository Building. To date, there has been no shred of evidence to support the belief that Oswald needed or had help.

Only one bullet hit John F. Kennedy, meaning only one person actually fired the shot that killed him.

TWO bullets hit the President...the first went through his neck area and continued to

hit the Gov. of Texas, the second bullet to hit the President was the fatal shot. (removing a large portion of his head).

Lee Harvey Oswald was behind the assassination of John F. Kennedy. Oswald was a man who never fit in; no matter what he tried, he always ended up alienating himself from the "group". The likelihood that he could cooperate or coordinate this activity with another person or persons is very remote. He had the training, the skill, and the means to carry it out all by himself. Most of all, after all of his failures, he had the motivation to make this grand gesture to show the world that he had what it takes.

No. John F. Kennedy was assassinated by a gunshot from behind, fired by Lee Harvey Oswald...

An extremely poor copy of the Z film made a few people think, for a while, that the driver had done it. Clearer copies showed the "gun" was just a glint of light, and the driver was simply driving. In any case, had the driver done it, one of the four other people in the car, or many people in the crowd, would have seen it.

The glint of light was off the other T-man's hair. Men back then styled their hair with oils (Brylcream, for example) If the driver shot JFK, then he was able to extend his left arm (the right was holding the wheel) all the way around his partner's head! I think a Secret Service agent with a six foot long left arm would be conspicuous, don't you?

John Fitzgerald Kenndy is remembered today because he got shot on November 22, 1963 in Dallas, Texas by Lee Harvey Oswald who was shot by jack Ruby two days later. Also, he had some very good caracter traits! Like, he was modest, he worked hard even though he didn't have to because his dad was rich, he had great judgement, and also great leadership. John Fitzgerald Kenndy is remembered today because he got shot on November 22, 1963 in Dallas, Texas by Lee Harvey Oswald who was shot by jack Ruby two days later. Also, he had some very good caracter traits! Like, he was modest, he worked hard even though he didn't have to because his dad was rich, he had great judgement, and also great leadership.

The diction and syntax of president Kenned's inagural address was mainly in the tone of world peace, fighting for our rights and liberties as U.S citizens and the ending of the cold war. He uses straight forward and to the point diction that readers can understand easily. He also uses forms of connecting with his listeners by challenging them to fix things themselves or in other words that we the people can change our futures.

Depending on its exact grade, a proof 1986 "dollar" (actually a bullion piece sold for its silver content) is worth about $35.

If it's an uncirculated coin but not a proof it's basically worth its silver value of around $13.

Jacqueline was born in 1929, she married Onassis in 1968

No, John F. Kennedy is buried at Arlington National Cemetery.

Robert (Bobby) Kennedy was shot at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles, CA.

He was assassinated in 1963.

yes there were three children carolyn bessette and twin sisters Lisa and Lauren, only one still alive Lisa

No. John Fitzgerald Kennedy was a Democrat, but Richard Milhouse Nixon was a Republican. Mr. Kennedy's was also noted for his ability to project a comfortable image when dealing with the media of the day, while Mr. Nixon came across as stiff and uncomfortable. Kennedy's running mate was Lyndon Baines Johnson, from Texas, while Nixon's running mate was Henry Cabot Lodge.

Lyndon B. Johnson, the vice-president at the time, took the presidential oath just hours after JFK was assassinated on November 22, 1963.

This question could be answered in several ways. If the question asked which two Kennedy adults were buried first, it would be the two Kennedy brothers who were assassinated in the 1960s. The two Kennedy adults in this case are John F. Kennedy, who was laid to rest in 1963 and Robert F. Kennedy in 1968. If the question asks which two Kennedy adults are buried near the Eternal Flame in Arlington, the answer would be John F. Kennedy and his wife, Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, who passed away in 1994. If the question asked which two adult Kennedys are buried in the cemetery outside the Eternal Flame, it would be Robert F. Kennedy and his younger brother Edward M. Kennedy, who passed away in 2009. A total of four Kennedy adults are buried in the cemetery grounds.

A dark blue, not quite as dark as the Midnight Blue some cars were painted back then.

This is a novelty item, made outside the mint by stamping Kennedy's head onto a normal cent, generally used for advertising purposes, being attached to a card listing the "Astonishing Coincidences" between the two presidents, along with and advertisement for a merchant at the bottom of the card.

Without the card, these are worth less than a dollar -- attached to the card, these are worth $2 to $3

Friday, November 22, 1963, at approximately 12:30 CST, at Dealy Plaza, in Dallas Texas

Well nothing has been confirmed on that yet, although there are plenty of rumours out there that she did. In the book 'America's Queen', the author plainly states that there was some kind of romantic affair going on between Jackie and Bobby and many other books have also taken the same stance. However, there does not appear to be a unanimous acceptance that they embarked on a sexual affair with many authors arguing that it was purely unconsumated. It seems that Ethel belived that they were 'at it' though. Also a recent book by C. David Heymann, Bobby and Jackie: A Love Story makes this charge forcefully.

For the most part John F. Kennedy's family was Irish. Both the Kennedy and Fitzgerald families came from Ireland. However when digging deeper historians have found that the Fitzgerald family was origionally Italian. The Gereldini family moved to Irland from Italy around 1100.

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