FBI knows who shot President JFK. "What difference does it make, now?"
FBI knows who shot President JFK. "What difference does it make, now?"
Does it make a difference to me? I was in Junior High School, in Houston Texas. The assassination of JFK has never helped me trust the United States of America, Inc. Not only POTUS was assassinated but Robert Kennedy,
1963 The biggest news from 1963 was the assassination of the US President Kennedy on November 22nd which thrust Lyndon Johnson into the role of president and the murder two days later of Lee Harvey Oswald by nightclub owner Jack Ruby.
Vietnam where the Viet Cong Guerrillas had now killed 80 American Advisers.
Campaign for civil rights by the "colored people" caused violent reactions from whites including Mississippi, Virginia, and Alabama where the black civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr was arrested.
Now, can you imagine "The Beatles?" "I Want To Hold Your Hand/ I Saw Her Standing There"
South Korea
- Korea returns to Civilian Rule
- American Express introduces Credit Cards Into The UK
- An earthquake in Libya destroys the village of Barce - 500 dead
- An Earthquake Strikes Skopje, Yugoslavia destroying 80% of the city
- Bloodless Military coup deposes President George Papadopoulos
- Typhoon Olive with 110MPH Winds destroyed most of the homes on the Island of Saipan
- Alcatraz federal penitentiary is known as "The Rock" SHUTS DOWN
- Berlin Wall Opened For 1 Day Passes
- 25% of British Railways
- The Sabin oral Polio Vaccine which is taken with a lump of sugar is given nationwide in US and UK - look which Nations get it first?
- Kenya Gains Independence from Britain
- In the Supreme Court case of Gideon v. Wainwright ruled that a fair trial "cannot be realized if the poor man charged with [the] crime has to face his accusers without a lawyer to assist him."
- Members of Ku Klux Klan dynamite Baptist Church in Birmingham, Alabama killing 4 young girls causing US Wide public outrage and Condemnation for the action.
- Nuclear-powered attack submarine USS Thresher sinks in the Atlantic Ocean
- Student riots break out all over Coro and Valencia, Venezuela.
- Pope John XXIII dies on June 3rd
- Pope Paul VI is elected by College of Cardinals.
- The United States and the Soviet Union agree to establish a "hotline" on June 20th a direct communication system between the two nations to prevent a possible Nuclear War.
- The Great Train Robbery takes place in Buckinghamshire, England
- First US State Lottery in New Hampshire
- Yugoslavia declares President Tito President for Life.
The nation of Yugoslavia became the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia in April of 1963 and the country’s leader, Josip Broz Tito, was named as the “President for Life.” The changes to the European nation’s name and Tito’s authority were a part of several socialist reforms added into the country’s constitution during that year. With his increased authority, Tito relaxed many religious and political restrictions and helped to improve the economy by encouraging foreign tourism and the expansion of private enterprise. Tito was generally liked by the people and was commended for going against Soviet-era communism and developing a successful form of socialism. Tito died in 1980 and the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia broke up in 1992.
U.S.
- Martin Luther King, Jr. delivers his
- "I have a dream" speech
- James Meredith becomes the first "colored man" to graduate from the University of Mississippi
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