Kennedy's Last Days: The Assassination That Defined a Generation (40 page)

Khrushchev, Nikita

Cuban missile crisis and

nuclear test ban treaty and

U.S. visit by

Vienna summit and

King, Martin Luther, Jr.

assassination of

awards and honors

“I have a dream” speech of

JFK’s funeral and

JFK meets with

LBJ and

March on Washington and

Kirksey, Andrew Jackson

Ku Klux Klan

LaLanne, Jack

Landis, Paul

Lawson, Winston G.

Leavelle, J.R.

Lemass, Sean

Limited Nuclear Test Ban Treaty (1963)

Lincoln, Abraham

Lincoln, Evelyn

Los Angeles Dodgers

Macaroni (pony)

Mafia

Maguire, John E.

Mahfouz, Naguib

Malraux, André

Malraux, Marie-Madeleine

Manchester, William

Mao Zedong

March on Washington

Marney, Harold W.

Mauer, Edman Edgar

Mays, Willie

McDonald, M.N.

McGovern, Elizabeth

McIntyre, Bill

McMahon, Patrick Henry

McNair, Denise

McNamara, Robert S.

Mexico City

Mona Lisa
(da Vinci painting)

Monroe, James

moon landing

Murphy, Eddie

Mussolini, Benito

National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)

National Archives

National Gallery of Art

Nelson, Ricky

Newsweek

New York Times

Nicaragua

Nixon, Richard M.

Oswald targets

nuclear weapons.
See also
Cuba, missile crisis

bomb shelters and

test ban treaties

Obama, Barack

O’Donnell, Kenneth P. “Kenny”

Onassis, Aristotle

101 Dalmations
(movie)

O’Reilly, Bill

de Mohrenschildt and

early life of

heroes of

Kennedy ancestors of

memories of JFK

Oswald, June Lee

Oswald, Lee Harvey

arrest of

childhood and education of

Cuban missile crisis and

Cuban visa application and

Dallas and

death of

defects to Soviet Union

de Mohrenschildt and

escape of

family and

FBI and

funeral of

JFK’s assassinated by

JFK’s assassination plotted by

JFK’s inauguration and

job of, at Book Depository

jobs of

kills Tippit

Marine Corps and

marriage of

Mexico City trip of

New Orleans and

Nixon targeted by

psychology of

returns to U.S. from Soviet Union

seen at shooting range

Walker shot by

Warren Commission and

weapons of

Oswald, Marguerite (Oswald’s mother)

Oswald, Marina Prusakova

Dallas friends of

FBI and

later life of

marriage to Oswald

moves to New Orleans

moves to Paine house

moves to U.S.

Oswald’s attack on Walker and

Oswald’s weapons and

Oswald, Rachel

Oswald, Robert E. Lee (Oswald’s father)

Oswald, Robert (Oswald’s brother)

Paine, Ruth

Parent Trap
(movie)

Parkland Hospital

Peace Corps

Pearl Harbor attack

popular culture of 1960s

books

cars

children’s names

dances

famous people born in

fashion and hair styles

foods

movies

music

prices

sports

TV shows

Portrait of a President
(Manchester)

Postal, Julia

Powers, David Francis “Dave”

Presley, Elvis

Profiles in Courage
(Kennedy)

Protective Research Section (PRS)

PT (patrol torpedo) boats

PT-109

PT-162

Ray, James Earl

Ready, John

Reily Coffee Company

Resolute
desk

Reunion Tower

Robertson, Carole

Roosevelt, Franklin D.

Roosevelt, Theodore “Teddy”

Ross, George “Barney”

Ruby, Jack

Oswald shot by

trial and death of

Warren Commission and

Russia.
See
Soviet Union

Ryan, Meg

Salinger, Pierre

Schlesinger, Arthur, Jr.

Schlossberg, Edwin

Secret Service

Dallas trip and

JFK’s assassination and

JFK’s children and

LBJ and

Mona Lisa
and

Montana trip and

Oswald and

Warren Commission and

White House duties of

Zapruder film and

Shannon, Del

Shirelles

Simon, Carly

Sirhan Sirhan

sit-ins

Sixteenth Street Baptist Church (Birmingham)

Sixth Floor Museum

Skelton, Byron

Solomon Islands

Sorensen, Ted

Sorrels, Forrest V.

South

Soviet Union (Russia)

Central Committee

Cold War and

Cuban missile crisis and

Dallas embassy of

nuclear test ban treaties and

Oswald defects to

Oswald leaves

Oswald marries Marina in

Oswald’s visa application and

WW II and

space program

Sports Drome Rifle Range

Starkey, Raymond L.

State Department

Stevenson, Adlai

Stoughton, Cecil

St. Brigid’s Catholic School

St. Matthew’s Cathedral

Swindal, Jim

Taylor, Maxwell D.

television

Cuban missile crisis and

elections of 1960 and

Jackie’s White House tour and

JFK’s assassination and

JFK’s inauguration and

Teresa, Mother

Texas.
See also
Dallas

election of 1960 and

JFK’s trip planned

Texas Democratic National Committee

Texas Observer

Texas School Book Depository

map of

Oswald escapes from

Oswald gets job at

Oswald plots to kill JFK from

Oswald shoots JFK from

rifle found in

Sixth Floor Museum at

Texas State Police

Texas Theatre

Thom, Leonard Jay

Thomas, George

Time
Man of the Year

Tippit, J.D.

Tokyo Express

Truman, Harry

Twitty, Conway

U-2 spy planes

United Nations

U.S. Air Force

U.S. Army

Green Berets

Map Service

U.S. Congress

U.S. House of Representatives

Committee on Assassinations

JFK elected to

U.S. Marine Corps

U.S. Navy

JFK serves in

Joe Jr. serves in

SEALS

U.S. Senate

Victoria, Queen of England

Vienna summit

Vietnam War

Walker, Edwin Anderson “Ted”

Walker, John

Wallace, George

Wall Street Journal

Warren, Earl

JFK’s funeral and

JFK’s inauguration and

Warren, Nina

Warren Commission (President’s Commission on the Assassination of President Kennedy)

Washington Post

Wesley, Cynthia

West Side Story
(movie)

WFAA-TV

White, E.B.

White House

East Room performances

first president to live in

Jackie renovates

Jackie’s TV tour of

JFK’s assassination and

JFK’s family life in

Oval Office

Secret Service and

State Dining Room

swimming pool

tours of

Wincote, Lieutenant

Winter, Paul

Wood, Homer

Wood, Sterling

World War II

Gold Star Mothers and

Joe Jr.’s death in

PT-109
and