John F. Kennedy

Joseph Jr. was killed in WW2...his bomber plane exploded over The English Channel. President John F. was assassinated in Dallas, Texas in 1963. Robert F. was assassinated in Los Angeles in June, 1969. Edward {Ted} died last night of brain cancer. Their father, Joseph Patrick died after having several strokes.

The president can influence legislation by "Going Public." His greatest power is persuasion. When the president goes public he sways the public on his issues, congress becomes pressured to seriously consider legislation and will not want to offend voters by voting against them. Example: Barack Obama on Health-care Reform.

Yes John F. Kennedy had a son named Patrick Bouvier Kennedy. He was born in August of 1963 and died several days afterward. He was named after both of his grandfathers Jack Bouvier and Joseph Patrick Kennedy (and also his Uncle Joe Jr).

Lyndon B. Johnson took the presidents office on November 22, 1963. From 1963 until January 1965, he did not have a vice president. On January 20, 1965, Herbert Humphrey became his vice president.

They made Russia (under Khrushev) withdraw their missiles from the Bay of Pigs.

In my view: the discovery of Russian missiles in Cuba; the invasion of Cuba at the Bay of Pigs; and the civil war in Vietnam.

Joseph Kennedy was very successful as a banker, bootlegger, liquor distributor, stock broker, and most famously known for his ambassador to Great Britain during part of the FDR administration. He expected his oldest son, Joseph, Jr. to go into politics and when Joe was killed in the war , John was pressured into running for office. His womanizing no doubt set a model for John.

Lee

The "F" in Weezy F Baby stands for a lot of things. Some of the things the "F" stands for are fornicate, front door, forever boy, finisher, free, phenominal, FEMA, finer cake, ferocious, f*****g, flame, franchise and forensics. I personally think Wayne sums up all the questions about what it stands for in "Go Harder" with Nicki Minaj. In there one of the last lines he says "Weezy F Baby and the F is for a bunch of s**t" That right there tells me we will never know all the nicknames. But in speculation to that Wayne has also said in interviews that Weezy F Baby doesn't really mean anything.

Jackie Kennedy died on May, 19, 1994 and was former First lady of The United States and was married to former 35th president, John . F . Kennedy and is also known as JFK.

There is much speculation and controversy over the answer to this question.

The most prominent theory involving Lyndon Johnson suggests that he had some foreknowledge of the assassination and perhaps some involvement in the planning.

Johnson's mistress, Madeleine Duncan Brown, claims that Johnson told her that Kennedy would be assassinated the night before the assassination.

Fingerprints of Johnson's long-time personal criminal, Malcolm Wallace, were found on the sixth floor of the Texas School Book Depository.

Robert F. Kennedy died on June 6, 1968.

the torch has been passed on to a new generation of Americans

None of the Kennedy Bicentennial Half Dollar coins struck for general circulation have more than face value. Only proof and uncirculated collectors coins sold from the Mint have premiums

He flew from Andrews Air Force Base to San Antonio, then visited NASA in Houston and on to Ft. Worth for a Chamber of Commerce breakfast the next day. It was a short flight to Dallas and the motorcade through Dealey Plaza in downtown Dallas where he was shot.

Arabella Kennedy was the name that Jackie Kennedy had picked out for their daughter who did not survive after birth. Some say that she was named that posthumously by Jackie.

Arabella Kennedy was the stillborn daughter of Jacqueline and (then-senator) John F. Kennedy, born August 23, 1956. She and her brother Patrick (died at two days old in August 1963) are buried with their parents at Arlington National Cemetery.

I have a copy of the special memorial section of my weekly reader, dated december 1963, i would like to know what it is worth.

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John Fitzgerald Kennedy (official name) was called Jack Kennedy (nickname) by his family and friends. Jack is a common nickname for John.

Jackie wanted the kind of financial security, privacy with her children, and protection from assassination and death threats that Aristotle Onassis could provide. He was the wealthiest man on Earth at the time, worth close to a Billion dollars.

Patrick Joseph Kennedy (P.J.) (1858-1929) was the father of Joseph P Kennedy Sr and paternal grandfather to US President John F Kennedy, Senator Robert F Kennedy, and Senator Edward M Kennedy.

John F. Kennedy was born in Brookline, Mass. on May 29, 1917. When he was elected the thirty-fifth President of the United States he was 42 years old. He was the youngest man to ever serve as President. Ironically, he was also the youngest President to die in office.

Not enough information. Is it a half dollar? A private collectible?

If it's a half dollar, values are roughly:

1964 : $6

1965-69 : $2.50

1971-present : 50¢

If it's anything else, please post a new question with a more complete description.

to give sense of importance to the occasion

He wanted a "special war" to be fought with "special forces." This was the era of nuclear weapons...wars had to be fought with precision now...but he was assassinated; so we went back to the WWII style of fighting.