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Inaugural
Address
January 20, 1961
Dan
Rather Speaking On JFK Assassination
Malcom
Kilduff Announces JFK's Death

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Jacqueline
Kennedy
First
Lady Of The United States
Born: July
28, 1929
Died: May 19, 1994
Jacqueline
Lee Bouvier was born into New York society, the eldest
daughter of John "Jack" Vernou Bouvier III
(1891-1957), a playboy stockbroker of French descent,
and his wife, Janet Norton Lee (1906-1989), a bank
president's daughter. Her maternal great-grandfather,
a potato-famine Irish immigrant, was a superintendent
of New York City public schools, though Janet Lee
Bouvier preferred to tell people that he was a Maryland-born
veteran of the United States Civil War. Her parents
divorced when she was young and her mother remarried
the wealthy Hugh D. Auchincloss, who had previously
been married to the mother of novelist Gore Vidal.
She
had a younger sister, Lee Radziwill Ross, who was
married three times: to publishing executive Michael
Canfield, to Polish prince Stanislas Radziwill, and
movie director Herbert Ross. Through their father,
the Bouvier sisters were descended from the Van Salees,
a merchant family of Dutch/African ancestry that settled
in New Amsterdam in the 17th century.
As
a child, Kennedy Onassis was a well-trained equestrian
and loved horses (and always would, even as an adult).
She won several trophies and medals for her riding
and the ample land in Hammersmith Farm gave her something
to appreciate at the home of her stepfather. She loved
writing poems and apparently adored her father. Her
mother was said to be old-fashioned and strict, instilling
in her children a strong sense of etiquette, manners,
dress, and upper-class customs. While she and her
father had a warm and affectionate relationship, her
mother was apparently more controlling.
Jacqueline
Kennedy Biography Continued
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Seven out of the
last eight Presidents that were elected in
a year ending with zero starting in 1840 have died in office.
* Four out of the seven were killed by assassins bullets.
Only Ronald Reagan in 1980 survived the Zero Factor,
although he too was the victim of assassins bullets.
JFK
Oliver
Stone's self-proclaimed "countermyth," JFK mocks
the doubtful veracity of the Warren Commission's
findings on the Kennedy assassination and summmarizes
some of the myriad theories that have been proposed
in its stead. Focusing on the investigation
by New Orleans district attorney Jim Garrison
into the activities of the FBI and other government
agencies as well as their attempted cover-ups,
Stone weaves fact and speculation into a compelling
argument for the reopening of the case files.
View
The Movie Trailer To Oliver Stone's "JFK"
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The
Men Who Killed Kennedy
A
medical technician who was at the autopsy states
categorically that the body he saw was not the
one shown in the official photographs. The mortician
who buried Lee Harvey Oswald reveals a startling
discovery made 18 years later. A highly decorated
Army officer says he was trained to eliminate
key witnesses... Forty years after JFK was shot
in Dallas, controversy rages around his assassination.
The Men Who Killed Kennedy, an authoritative six-part
series drawing on exclusive interviews with highly
placed government sources and independent investigators,
is the most comprehensive examination of the case
ever filmed.
The Complete Story in 6 Parts:
The Coup d'Etat - A medical technician casts doubts
on the official autopsy photographs, and photo
analysis undermines the lone gunman theory.
The Forces of Darkness - See two shadowy figures
on the grassy knoll, and find out about the "lost"
home movie that contained key evidence.
The Cover-Up - An FBI agent confirms that evidence
has been suppressed, and a notorious criminal
is confronted about his possible role.
The Patsy - Witness Oswald's reaction when charged
with the shooting, and the mortician who buried
the alleged assassin reveals what he discovered
18 years later.
The Witnesses - The people who were there - but
who the government chose to ignore - tell their
versions of what happened at Dealey Plaza. The
Truth Shall Set You Free - See conclusive proof
that the official autopsy photos were faked, and
hear from an Army Colonel who says he was trained
to eliminate witnesses to the assassination.
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