John F. Kennedy

yes, he captured the audiences attention with an opening statement and had great information in the body. His endings to his speaches put the pow on his speech by adding an amazing question or quote.

Jackie Kennedy Onassis was the First Lady of the United States before her 1968 marriage to Aristotle Onassis. The then wife of John Fitzgerald Kennedy was the First Lady for nearly three years. She became the First Lady on January 20th, 1961 when her husband became the 35th President of the United States. Her tenure as First Lady ended at 1:38 P.M. on November 22nd, 1963, thirty-eight minutes after President Kennedy was assassinated, at the precise moment when Vice-President Lyndon Johnson became the President, with Lady Bird Johnson becoming First Lady.

He was arrested days later the John F. Kennedy assassination for killing a police officer(J.D. Tippit), where they started to suspect that he was the Presidential Killer, then he was arrested for it, and when the police were transferring him to jail, a night club owner called Jack Ruby mortally wounded him in from of live cameras.

Interesting Fact: Lee Harvey Oswalds toe-tag (the ones they hang on your toe after death to identify you) was auctioned on e-Bay and was sold for 2 dollars.

Jfk Or"John Fitzgerald Kennedy is known for his leadership,Youngest president and the 35th president of US, Millitary service and being a Good christian

November 17, 1963 was a Sunday.

Secret Serivce agent William (Bill) Greer.

There are over 8 languages that John Q Adams spoke. Besides English, he spoke Greek , Latin, Italian, Spanish, French, German, Dutch and Russian.

Jack Ruby stated that he shot Oswald to spare Jacqueline Kennedy a trip to testify in the murder trial. But later he said that there was no reasoning behind the killing, and it was just a spur of the moment thing.

Conspiracy theorists suggest that Ruby shot Oswald so that he wouldn't talk and expose a conspiracy to kill the president. Oswald did suggest in his one comment that he was a "patsy," that he was being framed. Over the years since 1963, investigators have variously linked the alleged plot to the CIA, to Richard Nixon, and/or to the Mafia.

What you have is a Bicentennial Kennedy Half Dollar minted in 1975 and 1976 to commemorate 200 years since the signing of the Declaration of Independence. As such this piece was publicized greatly and was made in large quantities, so now a days is not very rare at all. The "D" above the date is the mintmark, signifying that this coin was made at the Denver Branch Mint. For the majority of these coins they are worth simply face value, 50 cents. However, as with all coins, a spectacular, perfect, or close to it, piece is worth lots. If the coin you have shows few signs of wear and brilliant luster it may be one of these spectacular coins, and could be worth a few hundred dollars. However coins in this condition are essentially impossible to find in circulation, or pocket change. Chances are the only way to obtain such an "almost perfect" coin is to purchase it from someone or to get it when they were very first made. All things considered your coin is probably not worth saving, it is worth 50 cents and most likely nothing more.

He was 43 when inaugurated in January of 1961 and turned 44 in May of that year,

First lady Jackie Kennedy.

Lee Harvey Oswald was murdered by Jack Ruby two days after President Kennedy's assassination.

Not his entire head no. A part of his brain or skull came off and fell on the back of the motorcade. His wife Jackie crawled onto the back of the car to try to retrieve it, as seen in the Zapruder film.

Ted Kennedy is the last brother, but he has several sisters.

No, JFK did not have a toupee. He had a full head of hair.

Proposals to improve education and healthcare

The United States loved JFK for his good looks and his grand idea of the Space Race, and during his time to put a man on the moon, which was accomplished in 1969, six years after being assasinated. He was also the only Catholic president and to win a Pulitzer Prize. JFK also supported the African American Civil Rights Movement.

JFK was a lieutenant junior grade. A lieutenant (jg) was the same as first lieutenant in the other branches, paygrade O-2. Kennedy had entered the service as an ensign, the lowest officer rank in the US Navy (O-1), the equivalent of second lieutenant in the other branches. Kennedy was directly commissioned from civilian life, after flunking out of Harvard, due to his father's influence. His father was US Ambassador to Great Britain and he wanted John to serve as an assistant Naval Attache at his embassy.

No one. The Office was vacant until the next Presidential election when Hubert Humphrey became the Vice Presdent.

Hard to say if JFK was the "worst" President ever but he certainly ranks among the top ten.

Bay of Pigs being the pinnacle of abandonment of our allies (living in the US). Cuban Missile Crisis being the direct result of foreign opinion of his lack of resolve and weakness'.

Turning the White house and it's office into an adulterous state affair.

Then there is Vietnam.

Thank God he was in office for only a couple of years.

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A lot of famous events happened during John Kennedy's presidency. Such as John Kennedy Jr.'s birth in 1960, the Cuban Missile Crisis in October 1962, Martin Luther King Jr.'s "I Have A Dream" speech on August 18th, 1963

James Earl "Jimmy" Carter, Jr. was the only person who was 52 when elected US President. He turned 52 on October 1, 1976, a few week prior to the election. Abraham Lincoln had just turned 52 three weeks prior to being sworn into office on March 4, 1861; but he was only 51 when he was elected President in November 1860.