KENNEDY PHOTO ALBUM

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THE KENNEDY GALLERY:

First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy, in the pink, sits at the head table during a
breakfast gathering in Fort Worth, Texas, on the morning of November 22, 1963.

For video footage taken during the Fort Worth breakfast, plus many
links to assassination-related TV and radio coverage,
CLICK HERE.

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Mrs. Kennedy's arrival at the Fort Worth breakfast was deliberately
delayed until after everyone else had been seated, so that Jackie
could make a grand entrance -- and she did, which is depicted in
the photo above. Secret Service agent Clint Hill, who was
assigned to protect Mrs. Kennedy, leads the way.

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Vice President Lyndon Johnson and Jackie Kennedy at the Fort Worth
Chamber of Commerce breakfast on 11/22/63.
Lady Bird Johnson is on the left.

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LBJ, Jackie, and JFK.

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Just before the breakfast in the hotel's ballroom, the President
made a brief appearance and speech in the parking lot outside
the Hotel Texas. Thousands came out in the rain to see him.

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More pictures of JFK in Fort Worth on November 22:

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The motorcade through downtown Fort Worth.

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JFK and Jackie are all smiles as they prepare to leave Fort Worth for Dallas.

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In the photos below, President John F. Kennedy and First Lady
Jacqueline Kennedy are seen arriving at Love Field Airport in Dallas, Texas,
on Friday morning, November 22, 1963.

Texas Governor John Connally and his wife, Nellie, can also be seen in the doorway
of the Boeing 707 in the rarely-published second picture shown below.

Less than one hour later, both President Kennedy and Governor Connally were on stretchers inside Parkland Hospital after having been shot by Lee Harvey Oswald
in Dealey Plaza. The Governor would survive his serious wounds,
the President would not.

The death of John F. Kennedy plunged the nation into a period of unprecedented
grief and mourning, as JFK became the first U.S. President to be
assassinated since William McKinley 62 years earlier.

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The above photograph was taken just seconds before Jackie Kennedy was handed a bouquet of red roses by Mrs. Earle Cabell (the wife of the Dallas mayor).

This beautiful picture isn't seen very often. It exhibits outstanding color and is one of a series of Love Field photos snapped by White House photographer Cecil Stoughton on that tragic Friday in November 1963 when the nation lost a President.

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Three more seldom-published color photos, showing the Kennedys
greeting the crowd at Dallas' Love Field on November 22nd:

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The above photo is a full, uncropped version of the most famous picture
taken by Cecil Stoughton at Love Field on 11/22/63.

CLICK HERE for more details about this photograph.

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The size of the crowd at Love Field Airport is readily apparent in this shot.

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Another view of JFK & Jackie at Love Field.

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Four more fabulous pictures of President and Mrs. Kennedy at Love Field.
A lot of photos were taken of the Kennedys that day at the airport,
and these gorgeous pictures below are also kind of rare:

Photo Credit: LIFE Magazine

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Presidential aide Dave Powers at sunny Love Field on November 22, 1963.

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This Love Field picture doesn't show JFK or Jackie, but it's an interesting
picture nonetheless. Visible in this image are Vice President Lyndon Johnson, Governor John Connally (standing up in the Presidential limousine),
and reporters Seth Kantor and Robert MacNeil.

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The President's 1961 stretch limousine, with its jump seats still folded
up, awaits its famous passengers at Love Field on 11/22/63.

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The First Couple is just about to enter the Presidential limousine in Dallas.

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Two pictures showing JFK's limousine as it departs Love Field:

Photo Credit: The Sixth Floor Museum At Dealey Plaza

Photo Credit: The Sixth Floor Museum At Dealey Plaza

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This is a really rare motorcade picture -- an aerial view of JFK's limousine in
downtown Dallas. Note that driver Bill Greer has his door open (probably
in an effort to keep the crowd back, because the police motorcycles on
the left side of the car were likely not in their normal positions when this
picture was snapped, due to the heavy crowds on that side of the street).

Also barely visible on the far right side of this photo is Secret Service agent
Clint Hill, who was riding on the rear bumper of the limousine when this
picture was taken. He rode on the bumper when the crowds got very thick,
which occurred approximately four times during the Dallas motorcade.

Photo Credit: John McAdams' website, The Kennedy Assassination

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A great look at the Presidential limousine in Dallas.

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Here's another somewhat rare view of JFK's car as it travelled
through the streets of Dallas, Texas, on 11/22/63.

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Photographer Bob Jackson of the Dallas Times Herald took
this picture near the corner of Main and Ervay Streets in downtown
Dallas on 11/22/63, approximately 3 minutes prior to the assassination.
This is another picture that's not seen too often.

Photo Credit: The Sixth Floor Museum At Dealey Plaza [www.JFK.org]

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Image from original 35mm negative by Dallas Times Herald photographer
William Beal. This image shows the Kennedy motorcade in Dallas,
photographed from the balcony of the Adolphus Hotel, as it approached
the Main & Akard Street intersection.

Photo Credit (and description): The Sixth Floor Museum At Dealey Plaza

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Another spectator photographs the President's car in Dallas.
A lot of onlookers had busy cameras that November day.

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A vibrant color photo of the Dallas motorcade on Main Street, just minutes
before the assassination. Dealey Plaza looms in the far background.

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Here's another rarely-seen picture showing the Dallas motorcade
and the heavy crowds that the President and First Lady
encountered on November 22, 1963.

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Another motorcade photo.

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This is a still frame from the George Jefferies Film, which was discovered
in February 2007. This image depicts the President's car on Main Street
just a few blocks east of Dealey Plaza.

More information about this "new" film can be found HERE (including a
link to view the entire film, which is in vivid color).

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This picture shows the President's car on Main Street, approaching
Houston Street, just about to enter Dealey Plaza. Note the fact that
several people are hanging out of open windows on the second floor
of the building on the left.

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This eerie photo depicts President Kennedy brushing back his hair as his
limousine rounds the corner from Main St. to Houston St.

The open sniper's window on the sixth floor of the Texas School Book
Depository is just barely visible in this rather bleached-out photograph.
(I don't think a better version of the picture exists.)

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Just seconds before tragedy.....

This is a still frame from the amateur movie taken by Dealey Plaza
witness Robert Hughes. Just like the picture above this one, this Hughes
image is quite eerie in nature, since it shows both JFK's limousine and
Lee Harvey Oswald's "Sniper's Nest" window within the same image. The
assassin's window on the sixth floor of the Texas School Book Depository
is at the very top of the picture, on the far right-hand side of the building.

This particular still image from the Hughes Film is also valuable for another
reason, because it debunks the HSCA's "acoustics" evidence (which was
presented in 1978 as virtual proof of a conspiracy in JFK's murder).

More on the importance of this Hughes image can be found HERE.

To see the entire Hughes Film, go HERE.

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Assassination eyewitness Robert Croft took this up-close picture of the
President and First Lady after the limousine had made its fatal turn onto
Elm Street. Jackie Kennedy, probably to the photographer's immense delight,
appears to be looking directly at Mr. Croft when he clicked his camera's shutter.

This photo was snapped by Croft at the equivalent of approximately Frame #161 of Abraham Zapruder's home movie, which was almost exactly the same time that
Lee Harvey Oswald fired the first of his three gunshots from the Book
Depository (the first shot missed the car and its occupants completely).

To see an even larger version of the Croft photo, CLICK HERE.

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This photo, taken by bystander Charles Bronson, shows JFK's car on
Elm Street during the assassination, seconds prior to the third and
fatal shot that struck the President in the head.

Bronson's picture is a bit blurry, but it's also a fascinating image, in that
it shows the limousine and many of the Dealey Plaza witnesses from a
unique vantage point (opposite Abraham Zapruder, who can be seen,
although not clearly, filming the motorcade from atop the concrete
pedestal on the left side of this photograph).

Visible in this picture are: "Umbrella Man" (with an open umbrella being
held above his head), the Newman family, Charles Brehm and son,
Mary Moorman, Jean Hill, the "Babushka Lady", and Mr. Zapruder.

CLICK HERE for a bigger version of the Bronson picture.

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This is the famous picture taken by Associated Press photographer
James Altgens, snapped between gunshots #2 and #3. Both of the
limo's victims (JFK and Governor John Connally) can be seen through
the car's windshield reacting to their wounds, which were sustained
just seconds earlier when bullet "CE399" from Lee Harvey Oswald's
rifle pierced the backs of both men.

HERE'S a larger view of the picture.

For more details about what can be seen in Altgens' amazing photo,
CLICK HERE.

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Frame from Marie Muchmore's film.

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Frame 366 of the Zapruder Film.

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Another photo taken by Jim Altgens, a few seconds after the fatal shot
struck President Kennedy. Secret Service agent Clint Hill has jumped
onto the back bumper of the limousine to aid Jacqueline Kennedy.

The motorcade's "lead car", with Dallas Police Chief Jesse Curry driving,
can be seen just ahead of the limo on Elm Street, brakes applied.

LARGER IMAGE

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The chaotic scene on Elm Street immediately after JFK was shot.
This photo depicts some of the "camera cars" that were part of the
Dallas motorcade. A reporter makes a wild dash toward the middle
car, as the driver hits the brakes to allow him to catch up.

Also visible on the left side of this picture, standing near the
Triple Underpass bridge, is eyewitness James Tague, who was
slightly injured on the cheek during the shooting.

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The limousine with the fatally wounded President is seen here just west
of the Triple Underpass, quickly approaching the ramp leading to
Stemmons Freeway.

This fascinating photo, taken by bystander Mel McIntire, shows the
Book Depository in the background. Note the time--"12:30"--being
displayed on the large "Hertz" sign atop the Depository.

LARGER IMAGE

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The Secret Service follow-up car, sans Clint Hill on the left
runningboard, is seen here speeding toward Stemmons Freeway.

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This picture was snapped as the President's car was being rushed to
Parkland Hospital. Clint Hill towers above the back seat in an attempt
to shield the occupants of the Lincoln Continental limousine.

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This picture captures a glimpse of the President's blurred limo
as it barrels down Stemmons Freeway, with Clint Hill on top.

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A few minutes after President Kennedy was shot in Dealey Plaza, we see
people rushing toward the "Grassy Knoll" area. Clearly visible in this photo
(on the other side of Elm Street, near the curb) are famous assassination
eyewitnesses Charles Brehm and Mary Moorman.

BIGGER VIEW

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Bill and Gayle Newman and their two young sons are captured on film
as they crouch on the grass beside Elm Street only minutes after they
had seen President Kennedy shot and killed just a matter
of a few feet in front of them.

INTERVIEWS WITH BILL AND GAYLE NEWMAN

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This is an uncropped black-and-white version of James Powell's
photograph of the Book Depository, which Powell took
just seconds after the assassination.

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Here's a cropped color version of James Powell's picture of the Depository.
Bonnie Ray Williams is clearly visible in a fifth-floor window. And some
of the boxes that shielded Lee Harvey Oswald's Sniper's Nest on the
sixth floor can be seen as well.

Photo Credit: Robin Unger's JFK Assassination Gallery

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This is Warren Commission Exhibit #482, which depicts a close-up
version of the famous picture snapped by Tom Dillard within a few
seconds of the last shot being fired from the sixth-floor window
(which is the top window in this photo).

Just beneath Lee Harvey Oswald's sixth-floor sniper's
window can be seen Depository employees
Bonnie Ray Williams (left) and Harold Norman (right).

Norman later testified that he heard not only the three gunshots
being fired from directly over his head, but he also heard the three
empty cartridge casings hitting the plywood floor above him.

If Dillard had been just a little bit faster on his camera's shutter here,
he would have captured the only image of Oswald's rifle in the window.

This picture also shows one of Oswald's rifle-rest boxes, positioned
at an angle on the sixth-floor window ledge.

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This is Tom Dillard's full, uncropped photo of the front of the
Book Depository (from which Commission Exhibit 482 was taken).

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More assassination aftermath in Dealey Plaza:

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Some conspiracy theorists over the years have claimed that the man wearing
the dark glasses at the far right in the above picture is Jack Ruby.
But another photo showing the same man in sunglasses (below),
which was taken at about the same time as the image above,
proves those theorists to be incorrect:

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The busy and confused scene at the Parkland Hospital emergency entrance
shortly after JFK arrived there. The Presidential limousine is visible
under the overhang.

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Also at Parkland Hospital -- That's Mrs. Earle Cabell seated
in the car in the foreground.

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JFK's limousine at Parkland Hospital,
with the "bubbletop" only halfway installed.

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Another picture of SS-100-X at the Parkland emergency entrance.

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The crowd at Parkland's emergency entrance.

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An eerie and realistic-looking painting of Jackie Kennedy and the
slain President in the limousine at Parkland Hospital.

More information on this haunting piece of artwork can be found HERE.

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This image shows White House Assistant Press Secretary Malcolm Kilduff
making the official announcement to reporters that President Kennedy
had died. The photographer in front whose face is hidden by his camera
is WBAP-TV's Bob Welch; his sound camera made the only known recording
of Kilduff's statement, given in a nurse's classroom at Parkland Hospital.

Photo Credit (and description): The Sixth Floor Museum At Dealey Plaza

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Jacqueline Kennedy leaves Parkland Hospital
with the body of her slain husband:

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The Dallas tragedy was now in print.

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Some of the original 11/22/63 bulletins torn from the UPI wire service.

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This photo illustrates the heavy police presence at the front entrance
of the Texas School Book Depository shortly after the assassination.

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Guarding the Book Depository.

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Lee Harvey Oswald's "sniper's nest" on the sixth floor
of the Book Depository Building:

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The sixth floor of the Book Depository.
Bonnie Ray Williams' Dr. Pepper bottle
can be seen on the floor.

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A view of the stairwell on the Depository's sixth floor, which
was used by Lee Oswald to flee that floor after
he assassinated President Kennedy.

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Commission Exhibit 514 shows Lee Harvey Oswald's Mannlicher-Carcano
rifle in the exact position in which it was discovered on the Depository's
sixth floor at 1:22 PM CST on 11/22/63.

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This is the lunchroom on the second floor of the Book Depository.
Within just a couple of minutes of the President's assassination,
Lee Harvey Oswald was seen and briefly detained in this
room by Dallas Police Officer Marrion L. Baker.

DR. PEPPER, COCA-COLA, AND LEE HARVEY OSWALD

LEE HARVEY OSWALD, MARRION BAKER, ROY TRULY, AND THE COKE

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For lots more pictures of the inside
of the Book Depository Building,
click on the image below:

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Another image of the Book Depository on the afternoon of the
assassination, with Oswald's sixth-floor window still open.

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Lee Harvey Oswald's homemade rifle-carrying paper bag
is removed from the Depository Building by the police.

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More photos of Dealey Plaza and the Texas School Book Depository
on November 22, 1963, and the days that followed:

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A terrific aerial photo of Dealey Plaza in Dallas, Texas (circa 1967).
Excellent detail and image clarity can be achieved by
viewing THIS LARGER VERSION of the picture.

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Here's another view of Dealey Plaza in 1967, taken
on the same day as the photo above it.

LARGER VIEW

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From a different perspective, here is another look
at Dealey Plaza in the year 1967.

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Here's the way Dealey Plaza looked in the year 1959.

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This very high-quality photograph shows Dealey Plaza sometime in the 1950s,
years before that small area of downtown Dallas became infamous. Take note
of how Elm Street was a two-way thoroughfare at that time. It looks
strange seeing cars travelling eastbound on Elm.

CLICK HERE for a larger version of this sensational picture.

(P.S. -- This photo of Dealey Plaza makes a fantastic
computer wallpaper. Try it and see.)

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Dealey Plaza, decades after 11/22/63:

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Witnesses are questioned by police after the assassination.

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Outside the Book Depository, J.C. Day of the Dallas Police Department
holds the rifle that killed President Kennedy.

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Lee Harvey Oswald is shoved into a police car after being seized in the
Texas Theater at approximately 1:50 PM on 11/22/63, about 35 minutes
after Oswald had gunned down Police Officer J.D. Tippit on Tenth Street.

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A Dallas police officer points out the seat where Lee Oswald
was sitting when he was arrested inside the Texas Theater.

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The scene of J.D. Tippit's murder on Tenth Street
in the Dallas suburb of Oak Cliff:

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A bruised and handcuffed Lee Harvey Oswald.

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JFK's casket is awkwardly loaded aboard Air Force One
at Love Field. Jackie Kennedy looks on.

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A rare shot of Air Force One at just about the same time
President Kennedy's casket was being put on the plane.

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Lyndon B. Johnson is sworn in as the 36th U.S. President by
Judge Sarah T. Hughes aboard Air Force One at Love Field
in Dallas at 2:39 PM (CST), November 22, 1963.

ENLARGED IMAGE

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John F. Kennedy's body arrives at
Andrews Air Force Base in Washington:

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The casket bearing President Kennedy's body is carefully placed
atop the catafalque in the East Room of the White House at
approximately 4:30 AM (EST), Saturday, November 23, 1963.
Jacqueline Kennedy, still wearing her bloodstained pink dress,
looks on. Standing beside Jackie is Attorney General Robert Kennedy.

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The somber East Room of the White House on November 23, 1963.

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Lee Harvey Oswald's "Midnight Press Conference".

"I really don't know what this situation is about."

(Yeah, right.)

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Lee Harvey Oswald's completed Texas School Book Depository work
application, which was filled out by Oswald on Tuesday, October 15, 1963,
38 days before he murdered President Kennedy from
that very location (the TSBD in Dallas).

A related essay pertaining to the work application, and the
several lies that Oswald told on it, is linked HERE.

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Here we see Marguerite Oswald playing detective. (Marguerite was
the very kooky mother of Presidential assassin Lee Harvey Oswald.)

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In Ruth Paine's kitchen the day after the assassination.
Left to right: Marguerite Oswald (who is holding one-month-old
Rachel Oswald), Ruth Paine, 21-month-old June Oswald, and
Lee Harvey Oswald's Russian-born wife, Marina.

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Abraham Zapruder, who took the infamous home movie showing
JFK's assassination from start to finish, talks with WFAA-TV's
Jay Watson two hours after the shooting on 11/22/63.

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An invitation to the 11/22/63 luncheon at the Dallas Trade Mart
that President Kennedy didn't live to attend.

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The Texas Theater in the Dallas suburb of Oak Cliff, where Lee Oswald
was captured. This picture was taken on Saturday, November 23, 1963.

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"SS-100-X" (JFK's limousine). This photograph was taken at the
White House garage on the morning of November 23, 1963.

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Lee Harvey Oswald has been shot!

Robert Jackson of the Dallas Times Herald won a Pulitzer Prize for
this famous photo showing Jack Ruby murdering Lee Harvey Oswald in the
basement of Dallas City Hall at 11:21 AM (CST) on Sunday, November 24, 1963.
Oswald would die at Parkland Hospital at 1:07 PM that day.

This is the full, uncropped version of Jackson's incredible picture.

CLICK HERE for a bigger view.

Further details and info about Bob Jackson's perfectly-timed photo
can be found HERE.

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Just one second before Bob Jackson snapped his famous picture,
Jack Beers took the above photo, which provides yet another
incredible view of a murder in progress.

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A mortally wounded Lee Harvey Oswald arrives at Parkland Hospital.
He was taken into the hospital via the exact same emergency
entrance that President Kennedy entered two days earlier.

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The scene of Lee Harvey Oswald's murder.
This photo was taken from the Main Street ramp leading
to the basement of Dallas City Hall.

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This is Commission Exhibit 399, which is referred to as the
"Magic Bullet" by many conspiracy theorists.

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THE SBT PERFECTION OF CE903

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Images from two very sad days in American history,
November 24th and 25th, 1963:

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December 6, 1963 -- Jacqueline Kennedy and her 6-year-old
daughter Caroline. Secret Service agent Clint Hill is behind Jackie.

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This rare photo was taken during the time of Jack Ruby's murder trial in
late February 1964. With the Book Depository in the background, several
of the jurors at Ruby's trial are seen walking to a cafe for lunch.

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Jack Ruby gets out of a car in 1964 in front of the county jail, which
is located less than a block from the Texas School Book Depository.

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Surveyors measure the angles from the street to the Depository's
sixth-floor window during the Warren Commission's detailed
re-enactment of the assassination that was conducted in
Dealey Plaza on May 24, 1964.

The Secret Service car, which substituted for the President's
limousine during the Commission's reconstruction of the
shooting, is also seen in this photograph.

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President Lyndon B. Johnson and members of the Warren Commission,
as LBJ is handed the completed Warren Report on September 24, 1964.

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Reflecting back on a happier occasion -- JFK's Inauguration Day
in a snow-covered Washington, D.C., on Friday, January 20, 1961:

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At the Inaugural Ball (January 20, 1961).

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JFK on January 19, 1961, the day before he became President.

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An official engraved invitation to President Kennedy's Inauguration.

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The official swearing-in ceremony of President Kennedy's cabinet (January 1961).

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The Kennedys' new home, as seen on April 3, 1961.

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The new President of the United States talks on the telephone while
twirling his eyeglasses in the Oval Office (January 1961).

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The new President and his family are photographed at the White House on
February 4, 1961. Mrs. Kennedy is holding ten-week-old John Kennedy, Jr.

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JFK and the President of Sudan ride in a motorcade through Washington on
October 4, 1961, with the Washington Monument visible in the background.

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President Kennedy addresses delegates of the United Nations
in New York City on September 25, 1961.

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The two vivid color pictures below were both taken on February 10, 1961,
as JFK carries daughter Caroline to a waiting helicopter on the
South Lawn of the White House:

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This photo shows JFK riding in a nighttime motorcade in
Albuquerque, New Mexico, on December 7, 1962.

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On February 11, 1961, the 35th President walks to a helicopter on
the South Lawn of the White House as reporters look on.

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The three pictures below were taken in early 1962 when Jacqueline Kennedy
hosted a nationally-televised "Tour Of The White House".
To watch Jackie's one-hour White House tour, CLICK HERE.

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President John Fitzgerald Kennedy (August 9, 1961).

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The President of Peru talks with JFK in the back seat of Kennedy's
Lincoln Continental limousine (September 19, 1961).

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October 31, 1963 -- Halloween in the Oval Office.

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November 1963 -- Thanksgiving dinner? Not quite...the bird was given
an official Presidential pardon and was spared its fate by JFK.

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December 1961 -- Christmastime at the White House.

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Another motorcade with President Kennedy riding in the
famous "Bubbletop" limousine (sans the bubbletop).

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John F. Kennedy and Harry S. Truman (January 21, 1961).

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JFK Jr. and Sr.

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First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy and daughter Caroline are aboard this helicopter
as it lifts off the snowy South Lawn of the White House for a trip to the
Kennedy residence at Glen Ora in Middleburg, Virginia,
on February 10, 1961.

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JFK giving a speech at Washington's Howard University.

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John F. Kennedy in the White House (1962).
Note the illuminated globe on the desk.

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A radiant Mrs. John F. Kennedy is seen here in May 1962.

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Jackie Kennedy in Manhattan, New York,
on September 30, 1969.

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Left to right -- JFK, Judy Garland, Danny Kaye, and Dave Powers
(November 28, 1962).

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Below are six more pictures showing President Kennedy with famous
Hollywood stars -- Frank Sinatra, Julie London, Barbra Streisand,
Jerry Lewis, Princess Grace Kelly, and Marilyn Monroe, respectively:

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Daughter and father.

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Below are two pictures taken on March 24, 1961, depicting JFK with
John Connally, who was Secretary of the Navy at that time:

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President John F. Kennedy's desk in the Oval Office of the White House. The H.M.S. Resolute desk was made from the timbers of the ship H.M.S. Resolute, and was a gift from Queen Victoria of Great Britain and Ireland to President Rutherford B. Hays.

[Description courtesy of the JFK Library.]

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1962 photo of JFK at Cape Canaveral.
LBJ sure looks thrilled here, huh? (And he is supposed to
be the leader of the whole space program.) ~grin~

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President Kennedy and astronaut John Glenn in the Oval Office.

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Jacqueline Kennedy looks stunning (as usual) in this color photo taken
at the White House on September 19, 1961.

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Billy Graham and JFK (February 9, 1961).

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Jackie and the President.
This great snapshot probably could elicit a few funny captions, such as:
"No, Jack, not now! You know how ticklish I am there!"

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John F. Kennedy (seated in limousine) rides with Tunisia's
President Habib Bourguiba in a motorcade on
14th Street in Washington, D.C. (May 3, 1961).

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Khrushchev and Kennedy.

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JFK with FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover and Bobby Kennedy (February 23, 1961).

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The First Couple in profile. 1963 photo.

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An empty Oval Office (including President Kennedy's
ever-present rocking chair), in early October of 1963.

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Wow!

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Below are two pictures taken in Newport, Rhode Island, on September 27, 1961, depicting JFK with the newly-appointed Director of the CIA, John McCone, and
the man who was fired by Kennedy as CIA Director, Allen Dulles.

These photos might seem somewhat eerie to many of the goofy conspiracy theorists who firmly believe, without a speck of proof, that one or both of the men whom President Kennedy is being photographed with in these two images were directly responsible for having JFK killed in Dallas in November of 1963.

There is certainly no shortage of people who think the CIA killed JFK, with the granddaddy of all conspiracists being one of those people, Mark Lane.

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Another photo of JFK with Allen Dulles. This picture was taken at
CIA Headquarters in Langley, Virginia, on November 28, 1961.

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A spectator-packed motorcade during John F. Kennedy's
tumultuous visit to Ireland in June 1963.

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A candid shot of Jack, Jackie, Caroline, and John-John.

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A colorful photo of Jack Kennedy on March 16, 1961.

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John-John and Caroline romp in the Oval Office.

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This March 1962 photo shows the President sitting in his favorite
rocking chair (which he used to ease the constant pain in his back).

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The First Lady (December 5, 1961).

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JFK and General Douglas MacArthur (July 20, 1961).

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Jackie and John Jr. playing in the snow at the White House (1962).

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The President and First Lady are photographed at the
Inaugural Anniversary Dinner (January 20, 1962).

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John Kennedy, Jackie Kennedy, Lyndon Johnson, and Lady Bird Johnson
(February 8, 1961).

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At work in the Oval Office (August 1962).

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Here's a rare picture of JFK wearing a hat. This photo was taken on
April 22, 1961, at the President's retreat at Camp David in Maryland.

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JFK addresses a gathering in the East Room
of the White House (March 13, 1961).

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Below are ten pictures of President Kennedy's brand-new 1961 Lincoln Continental limousine just after it arrived at the White House on June 15, 1961:

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The President and Mrs. Kennedy at a black-tie function.

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Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis is photographed in New York City
on June 21, 1979, one month before her 50th birthday.

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Mr. Kennedy returns to the White House after a trip to Florida (April 4, 1961).

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President Kennedy in vivid color (he's looking at a
model of the National Cultural Center).

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Mr. Kennedy's workplace (February 25, 1961).

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JFK arrives for one of his 64 inimitable
Presidential press conferences in April 1961.

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Another Kennedy press gathering....this one was in October 1963.

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Another picture of John F. Kennedy at a press conference,
taken from a unique vantage point behind the President.
This particular conference took place on July 23, 1962.

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Here are several more photos taken during President Kennedy's
press conferences at the State Department Auditorium
in Washington, D.C.:

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White House photographer Cecil Stoughton took this picture of
the President and Mrs. Kennedy on December 29, 1962, at the
Orange Bowl in Miami, Florida, after JFK made a speech
to Cuban Invasion Brigade #2506.

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JFK steps off of Air Force One after returning from Europe (June 6, 1961).

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President Kennedy's nephew, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., visits his uncle
in the Oval Office (March 11, 1961).

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President-Elect Kennedy meets with President Eisenhower
at the White House on December 6, 1960:

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JFK's last birthday party (May 1963). That's Kennedy aide and
good friend David Powers (wearing glasses) in the picture too.

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Another Oval Office meeting (April 21, 1961).

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A glamorous evening on the town with the
President and First Lady (September 1962).

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JFK meets with President Bourguiba of Tunisia
in the Oval Office (May 4, 1961).

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Below are four pictures taken prior to November 22, 1963, showing
Jackie Kennedy wearing the same pink suit she wore in Dallas
on the day of her husband's assassination:

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Brilliant-looking color photo, taken at the White House in
November 1963, just days before JFK's death.

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Jackie with Ted Kennedy.

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JFK, RFK, J. Edgar Hoover, and others (September 13, 1961).

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The interior of the Kennedy yacht "Honey Fitz", as seen on September 7, 1961.

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JFK with former President Dwight Eisenhower.

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Vice President Lyndon Johnson with President Kennedy (February 7, 1961).

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Opening Day of the 1961 baseball season at Griffith Stadium in Washington, D.C.,
with President John F. Kennedy in attendance. The first picture shows the
President throwing the ceremonial first pitch of the 1961 season:

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First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy at the National Gallery of Art
in Washington, D.C. (November 1961).

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Motorcade through Washington, D.C. (July 11, 1961).

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A slightly injured President Kennedy, seen here with a bandage over his left eye, greets members of the Girl Scouts of America (March 16, 1961).

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Jackie and Jack on May 24, 1961.

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Father and son in the White House (May 30, 1963).

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A Jackie Kennedy close-up.

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Joseph P. Kennedy's 75th birthday party (September 1963).

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Christmas with the Kennedys (December 25, 1962).

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The First Family at Hyannis Port in a relaxed setting on August 4, 1962.

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Some guy sitting behind that desk seems to be drawing
the attention of a few photographers.

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Jack and Jackie aboard a helicopter (May 15, 1961).

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The Kennedy children in the most famous back yard in America (April 1, 1963).

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Jacqueline Kennedy on the night of Senator
Robert F. Kennedy's assassination in June 1968.

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Air Force One, carrying President Kennedy, is seen
landing in Berlin in June 1963.

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Jackie and the children on horseback (November 1962).

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The President in the Oval Office (1961).

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Lieutenant John F. Kennedy is awarded the Navy and Marine Corps Medal
for heroism in rescuing members of the crew of the PT-109 (June 6, 1944).

[Description courtesy of the JFK Library.]

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JFK aboard a helicopter on February 11, 1961. Also seen in this photograph
are Press Secretary Pierre Salinger and his wife, Nancy, along
with Naval Aide Tazewell Shepard.

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The Oval Office in November 1963.

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Aerial view of the White House (June 27, 1961).

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Mr. and Mrs. John F. Kennedy (October 27, 1961).

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The President and Vice President (August 31, 1961).

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Photos of President Kennedy's trip to Tampa, Florida, on
November 18, 1963, just four days before he was killed:

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Pictures of JFK in Miami, Florida (also on November 18, 1963):

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Jackie, JFK Jr., and Caroline at President Kennedy's
gravesite (May 29, 1964).

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JFK and Dave Powers (November 1, 1961).

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September 12, 1953 --
Let the rest of the world eat cake -- I just married Jackie!:

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Young Massachusetts Senator John F. Kennedy in 1955
(with brother Bobby in the foreground).

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JFK, Jackie, and daughter Caroline in the summer of 1958.

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Jack and Jackie walking in a parade (March 1958).

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JFK on the stump....campaigning for President in 1960.

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Spring 1960: Jackie and Jack relax in the air between campaign stops.

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Utilizing the only "podium" at hand, John Kennedy climbed
atop a station wagon in April 1960 to address a group
of West Virginia coal miners.

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Jack Kennedy delivers a speech in Wisconsin
during the 1960 Presidential campaign.

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JFK in Illinois (October 1960).

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Senator John F. Kennedy (with his sister, Pat)
on the campaign trail (1960).

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JFK and Jackie in West Virginia in 1960
(during a television call-in program).

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Jacqueline Kennedy (July 1960).

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Behind the cameras just prior to the start of one of the four Presidential
debates between Senator John F. Kennedy and Vice President
Richard Nixon in late 1960.

ALL FOUR KENNEDY-NIXON DEBATES

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