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… Archives. Then on November 22, 1963, President Kennedy was assassinated while riding in a motorcade in Dallas, Texas. On … addressing a joint session of Congress five days after the assassination, President Johnson announced his intention to …
Oral History Interviews
… to Chile in the mid-’60s. After Jack Kennedy was assassinated—Ralph Dungan was in the White House with … there specifically—Remember, we were with the mayor at the JFK [John F. Kennedy] Government Center, and the mayor’s … exile in Venezuela, and then finally came here. When the assassination occurred, they were going to come to see me …
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… Senator Glenn to break the news to his children about his assassination. That gives you a sense of how close they were. … Pryor to cast a similarly tough vote. He handed over the JFK [John Fitzgerald Kennedy] book Profiles in Courage. He …
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… think so, but then the language over—That it wasn’t JFK [John F. Kennedy] who achieved civil rights, it was LBJ … her record and blaming her for 9/11 or Benazir Bhutto’s assassination. The Senator pushed back and said, “You’re … President got more and more difficult and on the LBJ/MLK/JFK issue, the Senator suggested to the President that …
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… the major events occurring during this time, including the assassination attempt, the sale of the AWACs weapons system … security. Up until that time, when Bobby Kennedy was assassinated, there was no Secret Service protection for … of Europe, how we got into the Korean War, Vietnam. JFK [John Kennedy] put troops into Vietnam, the Cuban Missile …
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… did Ted hit it off so well with him? Souliotis After the assassinations, he became like a brother, and he’s handled … [Kennedy] and the kids, because it was tough after the assassinations, and they wanted to make sure he was safe. He … night, and the Celebration of Life was Friday night at the JFK Library, so they had a couple of days. Heininger That’s …
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… the Bay of Pigs Association want its flag back from the JFK [John F. Kennedy] Library? Schneider That was one, but … after [Augusto] Pinochet after the [Orlando] Letelier assassination, the Chileans in exile would call me about …
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… Resources landing page to resources on other presidents. JFK and the Cuban Missile Crisis Listen to calls and meetings … and his philosophy of politics in national service. The Assassination of Diem In this recording, made on the evening …
Oral History Interviews
… never have become law that year, because once Bobby was assassinated, Ted, understandably, went into the depths of … bipartisan. In those years after I was fully on staff, assassination threats were pervasive. We would get at least … I addressed a memo to him, I always used, To EMK. We had JFK, RFK, and EMK. I always think of him as EMK. I stopped …
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… influential California primary. That night, Kennedy was assassinated and died two days later, giving the lead back to … in 1964, specifically because of the public still mourning JFK’s death, the president’s party was going through seismic …
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… were going around the state reactivating all the JFK [John Fitzgerald Kennedy] secretaries and giving them a … Kennedy in the immediate aftermath of his brother’s assassination. I was wondering if you would talk with us …
Presidential Biographies
… John F. Kennedy in pre-World War II England, when JFK’s father served as US ambassador to the Court of St. … host JFK@100 May 21–23 in Boston Following the president’s assassination and the 1967 death of Ormsby Gore’s wife, …
A few days later an intriguing e-mail arrived from Dan Samuel, an elderly Englishman, retired in Connecticut. He described his long friendship with Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy Onassis and noted that he had saved a number of letters from her. Would I like to know more about them? Absolutely, I responded.
Oral History Interviews
… The beauty of Mandela's car pulling up to the front of the JFK [John Fitzgerald Kennedy] Library and there stood Senator …
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… the country to raise money for the construction of the JFK Library, and he asked if I would go and do that. I said I … that. Was that, obviously, up until the unfortunate assassination? What’s your impression of that time? Souliotis …
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… appointed Benjamin A. Smith, II, the Mayor of Gloucester, JFK’s classmate at Harvard, to be the seat warmer. He … Knott Can I take you back to the period after Bobby’s assassination? Maybe you could tell us a little bit about …
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… Knott Yes, right. Healy It all changed, I think, with the assassination, really. It began to change anyway, the … heard whether he might make a run for the Senate seat that JFK vacated? Was that in the air at all? Healy Oh yes, well, …
Presidential Biographies
… under the president's desk in the Oval Office. When JFK died, it was another image that would prove indelible: … Kennedy run for the White House was cut short by another assassin's bullet. After winning the California Democratic …
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… months later, following the national tragedy of Kennedy’s assassination, his successor, Lyndon Johnson, urged the … do these critics propose? Legislating Civil Rights: JFK v. LBJ As Brian Balogh and Bruce Schulman note, “the fate …
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… and it was the night that [Yitzhak] Rabin—after Rabin was assassinated, and he flew to Israel. He said, “It doesn’t … hard campaigning did in making a first ballot victory for JFK—again it’s so often just said like, “Oh, yes, well, he …
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… may have had Parkinson’s. That’s what he said. I think he [JFK] had some kind of Parkinsonian syndrome, but whatever it …