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JFK’S LEGACY 50 YEARS LATER: PART ONE (OF TEN)
November 22, 2013, will mark the 50th anniversary of the assassination of President John Fitzgerald Kennedy. It’s one of those infamous dates that its eyewitnesses will never forget, in a class with...
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JFK’S LEGACY 50 YEARS LATER: PART TWO (OF TEN)
During the 1960 Presidential campaign, then-Senator John F. Kennedy promised to build a Peace Corps to train people in underdeveloped nations to help themselves. John F. Kennedy In March, 1961, the...
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JFK’S LEGACY 50 YEARS LATER: PART THREE (OF TEN)
By October, 1962, the Soviet Union had sent more than 40,000 soldiers, 1,300 field pieces, 700 anti-aircraft guns, 350 tanks and 150 jets to Cuba to deter another invasion. Nikita Khrushchev, the...
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JFK’S LEGACY 50 YEARS LATER: PART FOUR (OF TEN)
John F. Kennedy became President when civil rights suddenly became a burning issue throughout the Nation. At Kennedy’s request, dozen of law firms sent lawyers South, so civil rights demonstrators...
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JFK’S LEGACY 50 YEARS LATER: PART FIVE (OF TEN)
The Kennedy administration’s unprecedented attack on organized crime has led some law enforcement experts to believe the Mob engineered President Kennedy’s assassination. One of these is G. Robert...
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JFK’S LEGACY 50 YEARS LATER: PART SIX (OF TEN)
President Kennedy’s untimely death has since fueled arguments over how, if he had lived, he would have dealt with Vietnam. In his memoirs, former Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev wrote: “Kennedy would...
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JFK’S LEGACY 50 YEARS LATER: PART SEVEN (OF TEN)
John F. Kennedy fired the imaginations and captured the hearts of Americans and foreign citizens as no President since the days of Franklin D. Roosevelt. Millions who voted for him–or against him or...
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JFK’S LEGACY 50 YEARS LATER: PART EIGHT (OF TEN)
Throughout his life, John F. Kennedy was lucky–both personally and politically. Part of the secret lay in his physical presence. He was young and handsome, witty and articulate. He appeared zestful...
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JFK’S LEGACY 50 YEARS LATER: PART NINE (OF TEN)
Elected to the House of Representatives in 1946, John F. Kennedy served six undistinguished years before being elected U.S. Senator from Massachussetts in 1952. In 1956, his eloquence and political...
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JFK’S LEGACY 50 YEARS LATER: PART TEN (END)
Fifty years ago this November 22, two bullets slammed into the neck and head of President John Fitzgerald Kennedy. It has been said that he left his country with three great legacies: The Nuclear Test...
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HERMAN CAIN’S NEXT (PRESIDENTIAL) FLING
Herman Cain may run for President again. Yes, on May 31, he told the annual Republican Leadership Conference in New Orleans that he might once again take up the Presidential quest in 2016. The kicker:...
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SCREEN CRIMINALS AND REAL ONES: PART ONE (OF THREE)
Actor Sean Penn is used to being a tough guy–onscreen. In 2006, he played real-life mobster Mickey Cohen (1913 – 1976) in Gangster Squad. And in 2013, he played Willie Stark, a corrupt, Huey...
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SCREEN CRIMINALS AND REAL ONES: PART TWO (OF THREE)
Actor Sean Penn believes the Mexican Government wants to put him at risk by convincing Joaquin “El Chapo” (“Shorty”) Guzman that Penn played a role—deliberately or negligently—in his capture. “We know...
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JFK: ONE HUNDRED YEARS LATER: PART ONE (OF TEN)
May 29, 2017, will mark the 100th anniversary of the birth of President John Fitzgerald Kennedy in Brookline, Massachusetts. Today–56 years after he took office–those who voted for him bitterly...
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JFK: ONE HUNDRED YEARS LATER: PART TWO (OF TEN)
During the 1960 Presidential campaign, then-Senator John F. Kennedy promised to build a Peace Corps to train people in underdeveloped nations to help themselves. John F. Kennedy In March, 1961, the...
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JFK: ONE HUNDRED YEARS LATER: PART THREE (OF TEN)
By October, 1962, Nikita Khrushchev, premier of the Soviet Union, had supplied Cuba with more than 40,000 soldiers, 1,300 field pieces, 700 anti-aircraft guns, 350 tanks and 150 jets. The motive: To...
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JFK: ONE HUNDRED YEARS LATER: PART FOUR (OF TEN)
John F. Kennedy became President when civil rights suddenly became a burning issue throughout the Nation. At Kennedy’s request, dozen of law firms sent lawyers South, so civil rights demonstrators...
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JFK: ONE HUNDRED YEARS LATER: PART FIVE (OF TEN)
The Kennedy administration’s unprecedented attack on organized crime has led some law enforcement experts to believe the Mob engineered President Kennedy’s assassination. One of these is G. Robert...
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JFK: ONE HUNDRED YEARS LATER: PART SIX (OF TEN)
President Kennedy’s untimely death has since fueled arguments over how, if he had lived, he would have dealt with Vietnam. In his memoirs, former Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev wrote: “Kennedy would...
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JFK: ONE HUNDRED YEARS LATER: PART SEVEN (OF TEN)
John F. Kennedy fired the imaginations and captured the hearts of Americans and foreign citizens as no President since the days of Franklin D. Roosevelt. Millions who voted for him–or against him or...
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