Bill O'Reilly: Killing Kennedy

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Connally, John

assassination attempt on

Connally, Nellie

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Cuba

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Dallas

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Jack’s assassination in

Jack’s visit planned

Stevenson in

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Davis, Jefferson

Davis, Thomas

Dealey Plaza

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Democratic Party

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Diem, Ngo Dinh

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Ebbins, Milt

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Jack investigated by

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Monroe and

Onassis and

Oswald and

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Finnerty, Frank

Fischer, Ronald

Fischetti, Joe

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Formosa, John

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Hemingway, Ernest

Herter, Christian

“Hidell, A. J.” (Oswald alias)

Hill, Clint

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Holden, William

Hoover, J. Edgar

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India

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Jack’s assassination and

Jack’s inauguration and

Memorial Day address of

personality of

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Senate career of

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Texas trip and

Time and

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travels to Thailand

travels to Vietnam

as vice president

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Joint Chiefs of Staff

Joseph Kennedy Jr., USS (destroyer)

Justice Department

Keeler, Christine

Kellerman, Roy

Kennedy, Arabella (daughter)

Kennedy, Caroline (daughter)

Kennedy, Carolyn Bessette

Kennedy, Edward M. “Teddy” (brother)

Kennedy, Ethel (sister-in-law)

Kennedy, Jacqueline Bouvier “Jackie” (wife)

Bay of Pigs and

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Cape Cod and

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Churchill and

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Dallas trip and

death of

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de Mohrenschildt and

finances and

Garbo and

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Jack’s assassination and

Jack’s birthday and

Jack’s funeral and

Jack’s inauguration and

Jack’s memory and

King and

later life of

LBJ and

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miscarriages and

Mona Lisa and

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pregnancy of

relationship with Jack

Secret Service and

Sinatra and

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travels to France

travels to Greece

travels to India and Pakistan

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White House renovation and

White House schedule and

White House TV tour and

Kennedy, Joan (sister-in-law)

Kennedy, John, Jr. (son)

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Arlington grave of

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Churchill and

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Dallas arrival of

Dallas motorcade route of

death of, announced

death of brother Joe and

death of son Patrick and

Diem assassination and

Dulles fired by

early assassination attempts on

Eisenhower and

elected to Congress

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election of 1964 and

enemies of

father and

finances of

funeral of

Garbo and

health problems of

Hoover and

inauguration of

Jackie’s pregnancy and

Jackie’s relationship with

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Jackie’s White House tour and

King and

last White House dinner of

LBJ and

Lincoln and

Mafia and

Mona Lisa and

Montana speech and

naval intelligence and

nuclear test ban and

Oswald targets

personality of

popularity of

Powers and

Profiles in Courage and

Profumo and

PT-109 and

religion and

Secret Service and

Sinatra and

State of the Union address by

swimming and

tax cuts and

Teddy’s Senate campaign and

Texas trip planned for

Time and

travels to France

travels to Ireland and Germany

UC-Berkeley speech by

Vietnam and

West Virginia primary and

White House staff of

World War II and

Kennedy, Joseph, Jr. (brother)

Kennedy, Joseph P. (father)

Kennedy, Patrick Bouvier (son)

Kennedy, Robert F. “Bobby” (brother)

assassination of

as attorney general

Bay of Pigs and

bond with Jack

Cape Cod house of

CIA and

civil rights and

Cuban missile crisis and

Hoover and

inauguration and

Jackie and

Jack’s affairs and

Jack’s assassination and

LBJ and

Lincoln assassination and

Mafia and

Monroe and

presidential ambitions of

Kennedy, Rose (mother)

Khrushchev, Nikita