John F. Kennedy

There are a lot a few well known ones:

Houston Minesterial Speech (Seperation of Church and State; given during his 1960 campaign)

Inaugural Address ("Ask not...")

Address on the Buildup of Soviet Arms in Cuba (Cuban Missile Crisis)

"We Choose to Go to the Moon" speech

American University Commencement Address ("Peace" speech)

"Ich Bin Ein Berliner" Speech in West Berlin

The President and the Press ("Secret Societies" speech)

Remarks prepared for the Dallas Trade Mart, November 22 1963 (day of assassination)

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It's a really common coin so the value is mainly for the silver content. At present, it's worth a bit over $10.

1 he came up with the act of civil rights

2 john f kennedy was the first catholic president

3 he messed up martin manroe

4 he put the us on track for the lunar missions

5 he got the u.s out of the cuban missle crisis

John F. Kennedy was 46 years of age when he was assassinated on November 22, 1963.

John F. Kennedy was born at 3pm EST on May 29, 1917 and was officially pronounced dead at 1pm CST (2pm EST) on November 22, 1963. He died aged 46 years, 176 days and 23 hours. He was and to this day still is the youngest president to die in office.

Yes! Ethel Kennedy is alive and definitely kicking. She campaigns for Democratic candidates and continues to be actively involved with the Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights Center.

Texas School Book Depository, on the 6th floor.

The name of the turkey that kennedy decided he did not want to have killed has not been recorded, if it was given a name. It was given as a gift with the expectation that it would killled and eaten for Thanksgiving- it was not a pet turkey.

President Kennedy was assassinated on November 22, 1963. He was shot and killed in Dallas, TX while riding with his wife Jackie in a motorcade.

John Fitzgerald Kennedy was riding in an open-top limousine in a Dallas, TX, motorcade on November 22, 1963. Inside the limousine, Texas governor John Connally and his wife were in the front seat and John and Jacqueline Kennedy were sitting in the back seat. When they entered Dealey Plaza three shots rang out. The first shot (also known as the magic bullet) went through President Kennedy's neck and apparently struck Governor John Connally in the lower back and arm. The third shot struck President Kennedy in the head, blasting away part of his skull and brain. The President was then rushed to Parkland Memorial Hospital where he was pronounced dead after a priest administered the last rites.

At the time of the shooting, Lee Harvey Oswald was believed to be Kennedy's assassin. This was the conclusion of the fact-finding Warren Commission. However, several theories regarding the people and circumstances surrounding President Kennedy's death have arisen over the years.

One of the biggest challenges he faced was the fact he was Catholic. The country never had had a Catholic president and there was a great deal of discussion about it. He also wasn't in the Senate very long and, like Obama, there was discussion about experience and how young he was. I think the biggest factor in his winning over Nixon was the first TV debate. Nixon looked like he was dead and Kennedy was young vibrant and real. When he won he still faced some of the same issues, but he headed into fray. He appointed his brother Bobby attorney general and also brought in more of his political machine. He faced the fact the Russians were starting to spread out with missiles closer to the US, he had Castro to deal with, he and Bobby went after the mob and to get the unions out of control under the mob. He wanted to pass civil rights legislation and the civil rights movement was just starting. Viet Nam was in the works and he would have to decide how to deal with that. Put in more troops? or pull out? ( very similar to Obama in the East) Berlin was still divided by the wall and the cold war was starting to "heat up". JFK had a full plate.

1. That Lee Harvey Oswald tried to kill Gen. Erwin Walker in April 1963, and he acted alone.

2. That Lee Harvey Oswald fired three shots and killed President John. F. Kennedy, and he acted alone.

3. That one of the three shots, fired by Oswald went through President John Kennedy and struck Govenor John Connelly.

4. That Lee Harvey Oswald shot and killed Officer JD Tippit, and he acted alone.

5. That Lee Harvey Oswald tried to kill another Dallas Police Officer when he was arrested.

6. That Jack Ruby shot and killed Lee Harvey Oswald, and he (Ruby) acted alone.

to enable the United Sates to pursue a "flexible response" defense policy

No, no US Vice president has ever been assassinated.

The men responsible for killing four Presidents were in effect acting against the individual for some perceived offense or policy. Vice Presidents are often in more dangerous locations, but so far none have become victims.

I was interested in this myself and have dome some small research of the topic
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7.00 - 8.00 He woke up. Usually it was at 8, he wasnt an early bird
till 8.30 he took a warm bath. He liked to read during bathing, so his stuff often got back their reports with water stains
till 9.15 he had breakfest. usually eggs with toast, coffee with milk and sugar, orange juice.
he appered in Oval Office around 9.30 and worked till noon
at noon he was leaving to take a swim in the waterpool. After that he got a massage for his troubled back and went to have lunch.
After lunch he naped. For around 2 hours.
He came back to Office 3 pm and worked till 8 pm.
At 8 he had dinner, read books, spent time with family, watched political shows on TV, liked to listen to music before going to bed.
He went to bed quite late - after 11 pm

"Value" in collectibles does not only rely on how old an object is, but whether it is rare or common. John F. Kennedy died in 1963. Though this seems very long ago, it is not "old" in the world of collecting.

Also, recordings were more easily made between 1940s-1960s and more people were making audio records. For example, girlfriends and wives used to make "records" at the local drug store to send overseas to soldiers in the war(s). As well, JFK was a highly popular President whose words resonated across the USA. So a recording of JFK is not rare.

You might want to keep it in your family. In another 50-100 years, it might be rarer to have a copy and thus increase in value. But for now, it is not worth much at all.

She married Edwin Schlossberg in 1986. They have three children.

Omni Parker House Restaurant in Boston.

That's not completely true. JFK originally asked Jackie to marry him in front of Washington National Airport when she came back from Paris, France in 1953. Check it out. She blew him off. lol

The late John Fitzgerald Kennedy (May 29, 1917 - November 22, 1963) is buried at a gravesite within the Arlington National Cemetery in Arlington, VA (across the Potomac from Washington, DC).

Kennedy was the 35th President of the United States, serving from January 20, 1961 to November 22, 1963, when he was assassinated in Dallas, Texas.

yes he did-however he did not want to be seen wearing them while in public.

JF Kennedy's administration was often referred to as Camelot.

No special value. It's a novelty coin made for people who want to know the outcome of a coin toss before they flip the coin. Sometimes people forget they're carrying it and the spend it and it gets into circulation. These novelty items sell regularly on eBay for a couple dollars. Check the related web links for more info about these.

Yes, John F. Kennedy, Jr. was killed in a plane accident, along with his wife Carolyn Bessett-Kennedy and Carolyn's sister Lauren, on July 15, 1999 while enroute to a family wedding in Martha's Vineyard, MA.

JFK was assassinated as he drove through Dallas, Texas.