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The Reincarnation
of Abraham Lincoln and John Kennedy
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History Repeating Itself
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"All the world's a stage,
and all the men and women
merely players. They have
their exits and their entrances;
and one man in his time
plays many parts, his acts
being seven ages."
- William Shakespeare's excellent analogy of the mechanics of reincarnation |
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The best historical example
of reincarnation, in my
opinion, is that of the
lives and deaths of
President Abraham Lincoln
and
President John F. Kennedy.
Their lives and deaths have
such a large number of
similarities and
parallels that they provide
a very strong circumstantial evidence
supporting the reality of
reincarnation. To examine
the scientific evidence
suggestive of reincarnation,
visit the
main reincarnation section
of this website. |
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Table of Similarities between Presidents
Lincoln and Kennedy |
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Abraham Lincoln
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John Kennedy
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From
1816 to 1830, Lincoln
grew up in a place now
known as
LINCOLN CITY, INDIANA
where his mother,
Nancy Hanks Lincoln,
is currently buried.
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In
1962, President Kennedy
signed a bill preserving
the
LINCOLN CITY, INDIANA,
farm site as a U.S.
Presidential Memorial
called the
LINCOLN BOYHOOD NATIONAL
MEMORIAL.
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Lincoln served in the
MILITARY as an OFFICER
in the
Black Hawk WAR. |
Kennedy served in the
MILITARY as an OFFICER
in
World WAR II. |
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Lincoln was a
BOAT CAPTAIN and
worked as the assistant
pilot of the
Talisman, a Mississippi
River boat. |
Kennedy was a BOAT CAPTAIN
and skipper of
PT 109. |
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On June 13, 1836, 24 years
before he became president,
Lincoln was the first
elected official in
U.S. history to favor
extending the vote to
women. State legislator
Lincoln gave an Illinois
newspaper a statement
endorsing "FEMALE
SUFFRAGE."
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On June 10, 1963, Kennedy
signs the
EQUAL PAY ACT into
law, making it illegal
for employers to pay
a woman less than what
a man would receive
for the same job.
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Lincoln was elected
to
CONGRESS in '46.
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Kennedy was elected
to
CONGRESS in '46.
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Lincoln was the RUNNER-UP
for the nomination of
VICE PRESIDENT in '56.
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Kennedy was the RUNNER-UP
for the nomination of
VICE PRESIDENT in '56.
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In 1867, the
ARMY MEDICAL LIBRARY
was moved to
FORD'S THEATER,
the site of the
LINCOLN assassination.
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In 1956, Senator
JOHN KENNEDY submitted
legislation to Congress
to transform the
ARMY MEDICAL LIBRARY
into the "National
Library of Medicine"
which eventually became
the world's largest
medical library.
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Lincoln was involved
in a historically significant
political DEBATE in
ILLINOIS - the
Lincoln-Douglas debates.
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Kennedy was involved
in a historically significant
political DEBATE in
ILLINOIS - the
Kennedy-Nixon debates.
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
The location of the
Kennedy-Nixon debate
was roughly 80 MILES
from where the Lincoln-Douglas
debate took place.
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The first public suggestion
that Lincoln be the
Republican candidate
for President is believed
to have been on November
6, 1858, by
Israel Green. He
suggested a ticket with
Lincoln for President
and
JOHN P. KENNEDY
for Vice President.
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Kennedy's name was
JOHN F. KENNEDY.
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The Republican CONVENTION
was held in
CHICAGO in '60 where
Lincoln was nominated
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PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE.
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The Republican CONVENTION
was held in
CHICAGO in '60.
The DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
was held in
LOS ANGELES in '60
where Kennedy was nominated
the
PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE.
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
During the convention,
John Connally
publically revealed
that Kennedy would be
unable to serve as president
for a full term because
of
Addison's disease.
Connally's words about
Kennedy not serving
a full term would actually
become prophetic when,
in 1963, both Connally
and Kennedy would face
death in Dallas.
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In the '60 Presidential
election,
Herschel JOHNSON
was a SOUTHERNER who
ran for VICE PRESIDENT
on the DEMOCRATIC ticket.
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In the '60 Presidential
election,
Lyndon JOHNSON was
a SOUTHERNER who ran
for the VICE PRESIDENT
on the DEMOCRATIC ticket.
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Lincoln ran as a
MINORITY PARTY CANDIDATE
and was considered to
be a LONG SHOT for the
Presidency.
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Kennedy ran as a
MINORITY PARTY CANDIDATE
and was considered to
be a LONG-SHOT for the
Presidency. He was also
a Roman Catholic when
nearly all Presidents
before him were Protestant.
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Lincoln was the
first President to be BORN outside
of the original thirteen
colonies; the first to
communicate using
a transcontinental
TELEGRAPH
message; and the
FIRST TO DIE by assassination.
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
Lincoln was also the
first president to receive a patent
(for a device for lifting
boats over shoals);
the first from the Republican
party; the first elected
from Illinois; the
first to be
photographed
at his inauguration;
the first to make appeals
directly to the public
(through writing
thousands of letters);
the first to "pardon" a
Thanksgiving turkey; the first to lie in
state under the Rotunda;
and the first to grace
a U.S. coin; the
first to wear a beard.
AN INTERESTING NOTE: Lincoln grew a beard
after an 11 year old
girl named
Grace Bedell
suggested he do so in
the fall of 1860.
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Kennedy was the
first President to be BORN in the 20th
century; the first
to hold a press conference
on TELEVISION; and the
LAST TO DIE by
assassination (as of
today).
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
Kennedy was also
the first president to
have served in the Navy;
the first former Boy
Scout; the first to be
elected so young; the
first of Irish heritage;
the first to have won a
Purple Heart; the first
to have won a Pulitzer
Prize (for writing
"Profiles
in Courage");
the first of the
Catholic faith; the
first to visit the Pope
while in office; the
first to appoint his
brother to a cabinet
position; the first to
have his wife travel
abroad on her own as
First Lady; the first to
make secret recordings
of phone calls and
meetings a regular tool
of his Presidency; and the first
to die before his parents.
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Lincoln's "deist"
RELIGIOUS BELIEF
caused religious bigots
to accuse him of being
an infidel, if not an
atheist, and of having
called Jesus "an illegitimate
child."
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Kennedy's Catholic
RELIGIOUS BELIEF
caused religious bigots
to accuse him of having
an allegiance to the
pope and that this disqualifies
him from serving in
the White House.
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Lincoln was LOVED by
the COMMON PEOPLE and
HATED by many in the ESTABLISHMENT
and called "THE
PEOPLE'S PRESIDENT".
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Kennedy was LOVED by
the
COMMON PEOPLE and
HATED by many in the ESTABLISHMENT.
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Lincoln was elected
PRESIDENT in ‘60.
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Kennedy was elected
PRESIDENT in ‘60.
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Lincoln's defeated opponent,
Stephen Douglas,
was BORN IN '13.
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Kennedy's defeated opponent,
Richard Nixon. was
BORN IN '13.
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According to Lincoln's
friend
Joseph Gillespie,
Lincoln contented that
"WE are more indebted
to OUR GOVERNMENT than
IT is to US."
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Kennedy spoke these
famous words: "Ask
not what YOUR COUNTRY
can do for YOU, but
what YOU can do for
YOUR COUNTRY."
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In '61, Lincoln's Vice
President was
HANNIBAL HAMLIN
(whose monogram was
"H. H.") followed by
Andrew Johnson.
Hannibal Hamlin returned
to serve in the U.S.
Senate after leaving
the Vice Presidency.
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In '61, Kennedy's Vice
President was Lyndon
Johnson who chose
HUBERT HUMPHREY
(whose monogram was
"H. H.") for his Vice
President. Hubert Humphrey
returned to serve in
the U.S. Senate after
leaving the Vice Presidency.
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Lincoln was uncharacteristically
YOUNGER than his
VICE PRESIDENT.
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Kennedy was uncharacteristically
YOUNGER than his
VICE PRESIDENT.
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Lincoln won the election
with
LESS THAN 50% of
the popular VOTE.
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Kennedy won the election
with
LESS THAN 50% of
the popular VOTE.
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Lincoln was
ELECTED on NOVEMBER
8th for the term
in which he were ASSASSINATED.
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Kennedy was
ELECTED on NOVEMBER
8th for the term in
which he were ASSASSINATED.
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The LEGALITY of
Lincoln's election was
CONTESTED
(i.e., Southern states seceded from the
Union).
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The LEGALITY of
Kennedy's election was
CONTESTED.
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WAR was thrust upon
Lincoln almost immediately
after
INAUGURATION.
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WAR was thrust upon
Kennedy almost immediately
after
INAUGURATION.
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
President Kennedy
technically was never
officially sworn in
as President at his
inauguration. Kennedy
was so nervous while
repeating the
oath of office,
that his left hand repeatedly
slipped off the Bible.
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Lincoln fought against
ENEMIES of the U.S.
(Confederates)
during the
Civil WAR.
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
Lincoln's wife, Mary
Todd, had a brother,
half-brothers and brothers-in-law
who fought on the side
of the CONFEDERATE Army.
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Kennedy fought against
ENEMIES of the U.S.
(Communists)
during the
Cold WAR.
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Lincoln established
the '61 Civil War headquarters
of his
General-in-Chief George
McClellan to be
a house called
HICKORY HILL in
MCLEAN, VIRGINIA.
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
When President Lincoln
met
Harriet Beecher Stowe,
author of "Uncle
Tom's Cabin",
it is claimed that he
said, "So you're the
little woman who wrote
the book that made this
great war!"
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Kennedy bought the house
called
HICKORY HILL in
MCLEAN, VIRGINIA, which
was the '61 Civil War
headquarters of Lincoln's
General-in-Chief George
McClellan.
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In '61, Lincoln ordered
a
BLOCKADE of Confederate
ports.
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In '62, Kennedy ordered
a
BLOCKADE of Cuba.
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Lincoln was directly
involved with
CIVIL RIGHTS and
signed the
Emancipation Proclamation
in '62, which became
law in '63.
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Kennedy was directly
involved with
CIVIL RIGHTS and
presented his
report to Congress on
Civil Rights in
'63 - the year of the
famous March on Washington.
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Lincoln quoted
Thomas Jefferson
in the Declaration of
Independence phrase
"ALL
MEN ARE CREATED EQUAL"
in his Gettysburg Address.
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Kennedy quoted
Thomas Jefferson
in the Declaration of
Independence phrase
"ALL
MEN ARE CREATED EQUAL"
in his book "A Nation
Of Immigrants."
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On NOVEMBER 19, 1863,
Lincoln delivered his
famous
GETTYSBURG ADDRESS.
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On NOVEMBER 19, 1963,
Kennedy was invited
to speak at the 100th
anniversary of Lincoln's
GETTYSBURG ADDRESS.
But because Kennedy
was needed in Texas
for political purposes,
he sent Vice President
Johnson to Gettysburg
in his stead. Three
days later, Kennedy
was assassinated in
Dallas, Texas.
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Lincoln wanted to SWITCH
RUNNING MATES during
his
'64 CAMPAIGN RE-ELECTION.
Lincoln replaced Hannibal
Hamlin with Andrew JOHNSON.
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Kennedy wanted to SWITCH
RUNNING MATES during
his
'64 CAMPAIGN RE-ELECTION.
He was rumored to have
wanted to replace Lyndon
JOHNSON with with
James Terry Sanford.
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In '64, a book entitled
MR. LINCOLN AND THE
NEGROES, by W. O.
Douglas, was published.
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In '64, a book entitled
MR. KENNEDY AND THE
NEGROES, by Harry
Golden, was published.
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On October 3, 1863, Lincoln
proclaimed a national
THANKSGIVING DAY,
to be celebrated on
the final Thursday in
NOVEMBER 1863. According
to tradition, Lincoln's
10-year-old son, Tad,
became fond of a turkey
given to the family
for a holiday feast.
Tad named the turkey
"JACK"
and begged his dad to
SAVE THE BIRD. Lincoln
did.
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
At the age of 7, Lincoln
shot and killed a wild
turkey but suffered great
remorse and never hunted
game again.
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The earliest provable
instance of the word
"PARDON" being used
in connection with a
presidential
THANKSGIVING DAY
bird was a gobbler given
to President Kennedy
on the 18th of
NOVEMBER 1963. He
announced that he didn't
plan to eat the bird;
nevertheless newspapers
reported the following
day that the bird was
"pardoned." Days later,
President John "JACK"
Kennedy was assassinated.
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Lincoln is considered
to be among the
GREATEST of U.S. PRESIDENTS.
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Kennedy is considered
to be among the
GREATEST of U.S. PRESIDENTS.
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In 1862, Lincoln needed
funds to finance the
war against the South;
but he refused to pay
international bankers
the 24% to 36% interest
rates they demanded
on the loans. Lincoln
decided to end the current
banking system, which
gave control to international
bankers over the U.S.
government and the public,
and ordered a
NEW MONETARY POLICY.
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Kennedy decided to end
the
Federal Reserve System,
eliminate the
national debt, and
create a
central bank that
prints money and
loans it to the government.
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Lincoln and Congress
passed the
Legal Tender Act of
1862 and the
National Banking Act
of 1863 empowering
the
U.S. TREASURY to
issue
INTEREST-FREE NOTES
called "Greenbacks."
Lincoln was then able
to print the millions
of dollars he needed
and it was debt and
interest free.
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In June 1963, Kennedy
issued an
Executive Order
allowing the U.S. government
to issue
INTEREST-FREE NOTES.
Kennedy then ordered
the
U.S. TREASURY to
print over $4 billion
worth of "U.S.
Notes" to replace
Federal Reserve Notes
and eventually end the
Federal Reserve System.
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At the end of the Civil
War, Lincoln sought
to make the Greenback
System permanent. But
when Lincoln was assassinated
the U.S. then began
to move towards a
gold standard and
contract the supply
of greenbacks.
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Months after Kennedy's
monetary plan went into
effect, he was assassinated.
The
United States Notes
he had issued were immediately
taken out of circulation.
Federal Reserve Notes
continued to serve as
the legal currency of
the nation.
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Lincoln's
PORTRAIT is engraved
on a U.S. COIN - the
Lincoln penny. Read
about
the controversy behind
the Lincoln penny.
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Kennedy's
PORTRAIT is engraved
on a U.S. COIN - the
Kennedy half-dollar.
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
In 1963, the seal of
the
Lincoln $5 bill
was changed from green
to red. An urban legend
arose claiming that
this change reflected
the nation's mourning
over the assassination
of Kennedy.
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Of the 27 current
official presidential
memorials, one of
them is the
LINCOLN CENTER FOR THE
PERFORMING ARTS
established on June
1956 in New York City.
It is only ONE OF TWO
presidential memorials
established for the
performing arts.
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Of the 27 current
official presidential
memorials, one of
them is the
KENNEDY CENTER FOR THE
PERFORMING ARTS
established on December
1964 in Washington,
D.C. It is only ONE
OF TWO presidential
memorials established
for the performing arts.
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Abraham Lincoln
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John Kennedy
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Lincoln was the
SECOND
child in the family
BIRTH ORDER and was
named after his
GRANDFATHER.
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Kennedy was the
SECOND child in
the family BIRTH ORDER
and was named after
his
GRANDFATHER.
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Lincoln was over 6 FEET
tall and a
NOTABLE ATHLETE
in wrestling and enjoyed
impromptu sport with
family members.
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Kennedy was over 6 FEET
tall and a
NOTABLE ATHLETE
in football and enjoyed
impromptu sport with
family members.
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Lincoln
had
DROOPY EYELIDS which
would sometimes cause
one eye to DEVIATE.
AN INTERESTING
NOTE: To read
Lincoln's complete
health history,
visit this
fascinating web page.
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Kennedy
had
DROOPY EYELIDS which
would sometimes cause
one eye to DEVIATE.
AN INTERESTING
NOTE: To read
Kennedy's complete
health history,
visit this
fascinating web page.
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Lincoln suffered from
GENETIC DISEASES
including
DEPRESSION.
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Kennedy suffered from
GENETIC DISEASES
including
DEPRESSION.
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
In 1954, Kennedy received
the
last rites of the Catholic
Church
after an infection following
spinal surgery.
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
Knowledge of Kennedy's
severe health problems
were kept hidden from
the public eye which
would be impossible
today given the competitive
news atmosphere of today.
But throughout Kennedy's
presidency, reporters
provided an unusual
cloak of privacy around
his unusual personal
life.
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Because of a severe
HEALTH PROBLEM
(depression),
Lincoln would
conduct important
PRESIDENTIAL affairs
from locations
considered VERY
PRIVATE (bed). On
March 14, 1865, a
sick President
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Because of a severe
HEALTH PROBLEM (back
pain), Kennedy would
conduct important
PRESIDENTIAL affairs
from locations
considered VERY
PRIVATE (bed and
bathtub). According
to Kennedy biographer
Richard Reeves,
Kennedy would
HOLD MEETINGS FROM
HIS BATHTUB,
giving the orders of
the day to
assistants sitting
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Lincoln was famous for
his QUICK WIT, ELOQUENCE
and for telling hilarious
STORIES and ANECDOTES.
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Kennedy was famous for
his QUICK WIT, ELOQUENCE
and for telling hilarious
STORIES and ANECDOTES.
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Lincoln had a favorite
ROCKING CHAIR which
he sat in at the WHITE
HOUSE and in Ford's
Theatre when he was
shot.
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Kennedy had a special
ROCKING CHAIR for
his ailing back which
he sat in at the WHITE
HOUSE.
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Lincoln loved to READ
great
LITERARY works and
could recite
POETRY by heart.
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Kennedy loved to READ
great
LITERARY works and
could recite POETRY
by heart.
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
One of John Kennedy's
favorite poems was “I
Have A Rendezvous With
Death,"
by
Alan Seeger.
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Lincoln liked to quote
the
BIBLE and
SHAKESPEARE.
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Kennedy liked to quote
the
BIBLE and
SHAKESPEARE.
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
At the last dinner of
his life in Houston,
Texas, Kennedy told
a friend that a combination
of Bible passages applied
to himself: "Your old
men shall dream dreams,
your young men shall
see visions" and "Where
there is no vision the
people perish.”
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Many of Lincoln's
LITERARY WORKS are
considered to be CLASSICS.
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Many of Kennedy's
LITERARY WORKS are
considered to be CLASSICS.
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Lincoln was an engaging
PUBLIC SPEAKER whose
many speeches are ones
with great HISTORICAL
SIGNIFICANCE such as
Lincoln’s
Gettysburg Address.
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Kennedy was an engaging
PUBLIC SPEAKER whose
many speeches are ones
with great HISTORICAL
SIGNIFICANCE such as
Kennedy's
Inaugural Address
where he said, “Ask
not what your country
can do for you, but
what you can do for
your country” speech.
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Lincoln had an
UNUSUAL ACCENT and
pronunciation peculiar
to his native state
of Kentucky. His voice
has been described as
thin, squeaky, high-pitched,
falsetto. piercing,
and shrill. However,
his unusual voice paid
off politically because
his voice could carry
for hundreds of yards
- a distinct advantage
in open-air speeches
and debates.
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Kennedy had an
UNUSUAL ACCENT and
pronunciation peculiar
to his native state
of Massachusetts - particularly
Boston. His voice has
been described as the
"Harvard accent" or
the "Boston accent".
However, Bostonians
know this accent as
the "Kennedy accent,"
as no one other than
the Kennedys seem to
have that particular
accent. This accent
is separate and distinct
from the
Boston Brahmin accent
associated with the
Boston Brahmin aristocracy.
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Lincoln had a habit
of NOT CARRYING MONEY
around with him and
was known for
CONSTANTLY BORROWING
money from his friends.
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Kennedy had a habit
of
NOT CARRYING MONEY
around with him and
was known for CONSTANTLY
BORROWING money from
his friends.
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Lincoln received many
THREATENING LETTERS
against his life. In
the year of his death,
Lincoln received over
800 such letters.
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Kennedy received many
THREATENING LETTERS
against his life. In
the year of his death,
Kennedy received over
80 such letters.
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Lincoln appeared to
have had
NO FEAR of his own
MORTALITY.
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Kennedy appeared to
have had
NO FEAR of his own
MORTALITY.
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Abraham Lincoln
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John Kennedy
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Lincoln
married while in his
THIRTIES to a TWENTY-FOUR-year
old DARK-HAIRED woman;
who had been previously
engaged to someone else;
who came from a socially
PROMINENT FAMILY;
who was fluent in the
FRENCH language; and
was known for her exquisite
taste and fashion sense
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Mary Todd.
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Kennedy
was married while in
his THIRTIES to a TWENTY-FOUR-year
old DARK-HAIRED woman;
who had been previously
engaged to someone else;
who came from a socially
PROMINENT FAMILY;
who was fluent in the
FRENCH language;
and was known for her
exquisite taste and
fashion sense -
Jacqueline Lee Bouvier.
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Lincoln had two sons
named
EDWARD and
ROBERT.
EDWARD DIED and
ROBERT LIVED on.
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Kennedy had two brothers
named
EDWARD and
ROBERT.
ROBERT DIED and
EDWARD LIVED on.
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Lincoln had
FOUR CHILDREN,
TWO of whom died
before becoming a teen.
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Kennedy had
FOUR CHILDREN,
TWO of whom died
before becoming a teen.
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Lincoln had a CHILD
who rode a
PONIES on the
WHITE HOUSE LAWN.
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Kennedy had a CHILD
who rode a
PONY on the
WHITE HOUSE LAWN.
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Lincoln allowed
HIS CHILDREN to
run and play in the
OVAL OFFICE.
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Kennedy allowed
HIS CHILDREN to
run and play in the
OVAL OFFICE.
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Lincoln LOST a
very-close SISTER
before becoming President.
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Kennedy LOST a
very-close SISTER
before becoming President.
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Lincoln
LOST A SON, Willie,
in '62 while in the White House.
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Kennedy
LOST A SON, Patrick,
in '63 while in the White House.
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Lincoln had a son who
married
MARY EUNICE Harlan.
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Kennedy had a sister
named
EUNICE MARY Kennedy.
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Lincoln's
grandson Abraham
was known as “JACK”.
It was claimed that
Jack was much like President
Lincoln.
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John Kennedy was known
as "JACK".
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
"Jack" has traditionally
been a nickname for
"John". "Black Jack"
was the
nickname of Jacqueline
Kennedy`s father.
"Black Jack" was also
the name of
the riderless horse
that served at Kennedy's
funeral.
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Lincoln's son
Robert was buried
in
ARLINGTON NATIONAL CEMETERY
next to his son Abraham.
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Kennedy's son
Patrick was buried
in
ARLINGTON NATIONAL CEMETERY
next to him.
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Lincoln's SON (Tad)
was buried on
JULY 16, 1871.
Mary Todd Lincoln
also died on
JULY 16 but in the
year 1882.
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Kennedy's SON (John
Jr.) was lost at
sea on
JULY 16, 1999. |
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Of all Lincoln's CHILDREN,
only one SURVIVED past
the AGE 40 -
Robert Todd Lincoln.
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Of all Kennedy's CHILDREN,
only one SURVIVED past
the AGE 40 -
Caroline Bouvier-Kennedy.
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In '61, Lincoln's WIFE
tastefully and expensively
RE-DECORATED the WHITE
HOUSE after many
years of neglect.
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In '61, Kennedy's WIFE
tastefully and expensively
RE-DECORATED the WHITE
HOUSE after many
years of neglect.
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
The Kennedy re-decoration
included a decoration
of the
Treaty Room
with printed borders
that reproduce the wallpaper
in the room that Lincoln
died in at the
Peterson House.
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Lincoln's wife was CRITICIZED
by her husband for her
MONEY-SPENDING HABITS.
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Kennedy's wife was CRITICIZED
by her husband for her
MONEY-SPENDING HABITS.
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Lincoln's WIFE died
around the age of
SIXTY-FOUR
- exactly 63 years
and 215 days.
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Kennedy's WIFE died
around the age of
SIXTY-FOUR
- exactly 64 years
295 days.
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Abraham Lincoln
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John Kennedy
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Lincoln
was the FRIEND of an
ILLINOIS DEMOCRAT named
ADLAI E. STEVENSON
who became the Vice-President
under Grover Cleveland.
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Kennedy
was the FRIEND of an
ILLINOIS DEMOCRAT named
ADLAI E. STEVENSON
who would twice run
for the U.S. presidency
in 1952 and 1956.
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
Stevenson's maternal
great grandfather,
Jesse Fell,
served as Abraham Lincoln's
campaign manager in
his 1858 race for the
U.S. Senate.
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
Following his loss to
Dwight Eisenhower in
the 1952 presidential
election, Stevenson
quoted Lincoln when
asked how he felt: "Like
the boy who stubbed
his toe. I am too big
to cry and too badly
hurt to laugh."
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In July 1864,
LINCOLN visited
Fort Stevens and
was shown around by
the general's aide,
OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES,
JR. As Holmes pointed
out the enemy lines
in the distance, Lincoln,
wearing his customary
stovepipe hat, stood
up for a better view
- prompting a salvo
of musket fire from
the enemy trenches.
"Get down, you fool!"
Holmes shouted, hauling
the president under
cover. A moment later,
having come to his senses,
he began to worry that
disciplinary action
would be taken against
him. Lincoln said nothing,
however, until he was
preparing to leave the
fort. "Goodbye,
Captain Holmes," he
then declared. "I'm
glad to see you know
how to talk to a civilian."
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
One of the Confederate
commanders at Fort Stevens
was Maj. Gen.
John C. Breckinridge
who was a
former U.S. vice president
and one of Lincoln's
opponents in the
presidential election
of 1860.
This battle at Fort
Stevens marks the only
occasion in American
history when two former
opponents in a presidential
election faced one another
across battle lines
and the only time in
American history a sitting
president was under
fire in combat. Maj.
Gen. Breckinridge was
also a cousin of
Mary Todd Lincoln
and a beau in her youth.
During the Battle of
Atlanta, Union
officer
W.C.P. Breckinridge
captured Maj. Gen.
John C. Breckinridge,
his own brother.
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At President
KENNEDY's
1961 Inaugural address,
Kennedy spoke these
famous words: "And so
my fellow Americans,
ask not what your country
can do for you - ask
what you can do for
your country." Many
people would be surprised
to learn that this phrase
did not originate with
Kennedy. The phrase
originated with
OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES,
JR. in a Memorial
Day address to the Grand
Army of the Republic
on May 30, 1884:
"It is now the moment
when by common consent
we pause to become conscious
of our national life
and to rejoice in it,
to recall what our country
has done for each of
us, and to ask ourselves
what we can do for our
country in return."
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
Both
Holmes
and
Kennedy
were former residents
of
Beacon Hill, Boston,
Massachusetts
- a neighborhood covering
approximately one square
mile.
Edwin Booth,
John Wilkes Booth's
brother, is also a former
resident.
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CHARLES TAFT was
one of the attending
physicians on the night
of the assassination.
His younger siblings
(Horatio,
Halsey, and Julia)
were constant
playmates with
Lincoln's children
and frequent White
House guests. Dr. Taft removed a lock
of
Lincoln's hair and
placed it in a ring
which eventually came
into the possession
of
President Theodore
Roosevelt. He wore the
ring in 1905 when he
was sworn in as President.
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
A young Teddy
Roosevelt witnessed
Abraham Lincoln's
funeral procession
when it came through
New York. Roosevelt
considered Lincoln
to be the savior of
the Union and the
greatest Republican
President. Roosevelt
considered himself
to be Lincoln's
political heir. To
commemorate
Lincoln’s 100th
birthday in 1909,
Roosevelt ordered
that the likeness of
President Lincoln
grace a new coin,
the new
Lincoln cent,
replacing the Indian
Head cent. Presidents
Roosevelt and
Lincoln are two of
four U.S. Presidents
whose image graces
Mount Rushmore.
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Kennedy had a
business
relationship with
CHARLES TAFT who
was the President of
the
Committee for a
National Trade
Policy and
the son of
President
William Taft.
In 1957, a Senate
committee chaired by
John Kennedy named
CHARLES TAFT's
brother,
Robert
Taft, as one of the
five greatest
senators in American
history.
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Lincoln was
CLOSELY ASSOCIATED
with one of America's
greatest POETS -
WALT WHITMAN - who
was also considered
to be the unofficial
"POET
of the NATION."
Walt Whitman wrote several
poems in praise of Lincoln
including a poem about
LINCOLN'S ASSASSINATION
entitled "O
Captain! My Captain!"
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Kennedy was
CLOSELY ASSOCIATED
with one of America's
greatest POETS -
ROBERT FROST - who
was "The
NATION'S POET LAUREATE."
Robert Frost wrote a
new poem entitled "Dedication"
for delivery at the
inauguration of John
F. Kennedy in 1961,
but never read it, because
the sun's glare upon
the snow blinded Frost
from seeing the text.
Instead, he recited
"The
Gift Outright" from
memory.
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Lincoln
had a FRIEND and ADVISOR
named
WILLIAM GRAHAM,
an Illinois schoolteacher.
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Kennedy
had a FRIEND and
SPIRITUAL ADVISOR
named
WILLIAM "Billy" GRAHAM,
the evangelist.
AN INTERESTING
NOTE:
Billy Graham told newsmen
of a
strong PREMONITION
that
Kennedy not go to Dallas.
Graham attempted to contact
Kennedy by phone before
he left for Dallas but couldn't
reach him.
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Lincoln was RELATED
to the
AMBASSADOR to the COURT
of ST. JAMES (Great
Britain) -
Robert Todd Lincoln.
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Kennedy was RELATED
to the
AMBASSADOR to the COURT
of ST. JAMES (Great
Britain) -
Joseph P. Kennedy, Sr.
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Lincoln was RELATED
to a DEMOCRATIC U.S.
ATTORNEY GENERAL (Levi
Lincoln, Sr.) who
graduated from
HARVARD University.
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Kennedy was RELATED
to a DEMOCRATIC
U.S. ATTORNEY GENERAL
(Robert
Kennedy) who graduated
from HARVARD University.
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
When President Kennedy
appointed his brother
Robert to serve as America's
new attorney general
in 1961, charges of
nepotism
naturally abounded.
"I can't see that it's
wrong to give him a
little legal experience,"
Kennedy retorted, "before
he goes out to practice
law."
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Lincoln was related
to a
U.S. SENATOR. Lincoln's
cousin was Senator
Isaac Barnard of
Pennsylvania.
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Kennedy was related
to a
U.S. SENATOR. Kennedy's
brother was Senator
Robert Kennedy of
New York. Brother
Edward Kennedy is
a U.S. Senator from
Massachusetts.
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New York Police Superintendent,
JOHN A. KENNEDY,
played a role in LINCOLN's
protection during his
1861 inaugural train
trip and also in the
investigation immediately
following LINCOLN's
assassination.
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
Lincoln's Secretary
of State telegraphed
John A. Kennedy roughly
three hours after Lincoln
was shot.
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Kennedy had a secretary
was named
Evelyn LINCOLN whose
husband was named "ABE"
LINCOLN.
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
Abraham Lincoln hated
being called "Abe" -
his friends called him
"Lincoln."
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SECRETARY OF STATE,
William H. Seward,
served the Lincoln-JOHNSON
Administration from
'61 THROUGH '69.
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SECRETARY OF STATE,
Dean Rusk, served
the Kennedy-JOHNSON
Administration from
'61 THROUGH '69.
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The first name of Lincoln's
private secretary was
named
JOHN.
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The last name of Kennedy's
private secretary was
LINCOLN.
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Frederick Douglass
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Martin Luther King Jr.
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Lincoln
was
CLOSELY ASSOCIATED with
one of the most IMPORTANT
CIVIL RIGHTS FIGURES in
U.S. history -
FREDERICK DOUGLASS.
In '63, Douglass conferred
with
President LINCOLN on
the treatment of black soldiers,
and with
President JOHNSON on
the subject of black suffrage.
Concerning Lincoln, Douglass
said of him, "In all my
interviews .... I was impressed
by his entire freedom from
popular prejudice against
the colored race." In 1872,
Douglass became the
first African-American nominated
as a Vice Presidential candidate.
Douglass ran on the
Equal Rights Party ticket
with
Victoria Woodhull, the
first woman to run for U.S.
President.
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Kennedy
was
CLOSELY ASSOCIATED with
one of the most IMPORTANT
CIVIL RIGHTS FIGURES
in U.S. history -
MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.
In '63, King met with
President KENNEDY at
the White House to discuss
the current civil rights
legislation. In '64, King
attended the White House
ceremony of the signing
of the Civil Rights Act
of 1964 by
President JOHNSON.
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Frederick Douglass was one
of the two most PROMINENT
BLACK LEADERS in American
history. Douglass had an
impact on some very important
people such as
President LINCOLN. In
his day, Douglass lead the
fight for BLACK RIGHTS.
The civil rights issue of
the Douglass era was the
ABOLITION of SLAVERY.
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Martin Luther King, Jr.
was one of the two most
PROMINENT BLACK LEADERS
in American history. King
had an impact on some very
important people such as
President KENNEDY. In
his day, King lead the fight
for BLACK RIGHTS. The civil
rights issues of the King
era was the ABOLITION of
SEGREGATION and
DISCRIMINATION.
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Frederick Douglass warned
that racial problems would
plague America "until the
American people shall make
CHARACTER and NOT COLOR,
the criterion of respectability.''
Douglass was a strong advocate
that "ALL
MEN ARE CREATED EQUAL."
Douglass's
ABOLITIONIST MOVEMENT
led to many conflicts -
eventually to Civil War.
Douglass was
NOT AFRAID of being
lynched, punished by jail,
or even death.
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Martin Luther King Jr. stressed
the importance of judging
people NOT BY THE COLOR
of their skin, but by the
"content
of their CHARACTER."
King was a strong advocate
that "ALL
MEN ARE CREATED EQUAL."
King's
CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT
led to widespread demonstrations,
riots, and violence. King
was
NOT AFRAID to be punished
by jail, PERSECUTION, or
even death.
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During the DOUGLASS ERA,
slaves in the South were
not permitted to have an
EDUCATION. From youth,
Douglass yearned for knowledge
and knew that education
was the
KEY TO FREEDOM. Douglass
was fortunate enough to
receive an education even
though he was a slave in
the South.
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During the KING ERA, blacks
in the South were not permitted
to have an
integrated EDUCATION.
From youth, King yearned
for knowledge and knew that
education was the
KEY TO FREEDOM. King
was fortunate enough to
attend a college in the
North. It was the first
time he ever attended an
integrated school.
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Douglass was known for his
great
ORATION SKILLS and
FAMOUS SPEECHES like
his "What
to the Slave is your Fourth
of July?" speech. Douglass
used metaphors such as "the
PROMISED LAND" and "EDEN".
For example, Douglass wrote
how slaves were literally
shut out of the master's
garden, a metaphoric "Eden,"
by a perverse chief gardener.
Douglass
CRITICIZED THE CHRISTIANITY
of southern Christians who
endorsed slavery and all
its attendant violence and
injustice.
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King was known for his great
ORATION SKILLS and
FAMOUS SPEECHES like
his “I
have a Dream” speech.
King used metaphors such
as "the PROMISED LAND" and
"EDEN". For example, King
proclaimed, "I've been to
the mountaintop and I've
seen the promised land."
King
CRITICIZED THE CHRISTIANITY
of churches that endorsed
racism. King asked, "What
kind of people worship in
these churches?"
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The National Association
for the Advancement of Colored
People (NAACP)
was founded on the
100th anniversary of the
birth of President Lincoln
who emancipated enslaved
African Americans.
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In 1963, the
NAACP organized a
March on Washington
where Martin Luther King,
Jr. delivered his historic
speech in front of the
LINCOLN MEMORIAL. This
event was widely credited
for encouraging President
Kennedy to initiate the
Civil Rights Act of 1964.
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Abraham Lincoln
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John Kennedy
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Lincoln was
ASSASSINATED while
serving as PRESIDENT.
Read about
Lincoln's last day alive.
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
President Lincoln
was shot at twice before
John Wilkes Booth killed
him. Both times were
while he was on his
way to the
Soldier's Home
and Lincoln joked about
them and ordered that
they not be publicized.
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Kennedy was
ASSASSINATED while
serving as PRESIDENT.
Read about
Kennedy's last day alive.
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
Kennedy's grandmother
was living in Boston
when he was assassinated.
She was also alive the
year that President
Lincoln was assassinated.
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
President Kennedy served
exactly 1,000 days in
office.
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Lincoln's SECURITY at
Ford's Theater was UNCHARACTERISTICALLY
WEAK.
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
Lincoln's last words
were uttered when Mrs. Lincoln
whispered to her husband,
who was holding her
hand, "What will Miss
Harris think of my hanging
on to you so?" This
prompted Lincoln to
reply, "SHE
WON'T THINK ANYTHING
ABOUT IT" only moments before
he was struck.
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Kennedy's SECURITY in
Dallas was UNCHARACTERISTICALLY
WEAK.
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
Kennedy's last words
were uttered when
Governor Connally's
wife
said to him, "Mr. President,
you can't say that Dallas
doesn't love you." This
prompted Kennedy to
reply, "THAT'S
OBVIOUS"
only moments before
he was struck.
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Lincoln would
TRAVEL OPENLY around
the country and
WITHOUT GUARDS being
present.
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
Lincoln would travel
by carriage with his
wife, Mary, without
guards because they
could not hear each
other talk for the ''jingling
of spurs and the jangling
of sabers.''
Lincoln often traveled
alone at night without
guards until a would-be
assassin shot off his
stovepipe hat in August
1864 and sent him galloping
for safety.
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Kennedy's orders were
to
REMOVE THE "BUBBLE TOP"
of his
1961 Lincoln Continental
on clear days. The bubble
top was also removed
in order to prevent
excessive heat and discomfort
to the passengers as
was the case in Dallas
on November 22, 1963.
On that day, Kennedy
ordered that
NO SECRET SERVICE AGENTS
were to ride on the
running boards at the
rear of the car.
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Lincoln's
BODYGUARD was AWAY
FROM HIS POST at the
door of the President's
box at
FORD's THEATER.
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
Hours before Lincoln's
assassination, he signed
the order authorizing
the creation of the
Secret Service.
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
Despite his poor
character, and for reasons
that are not clear,
on April 3, 1865
John F. Parker
was picked for bodyguard
duty at the White House.
Ironically enough, the
letter which informed
Parker's bosses of his
new duties was signed
by Mrs. Lincoln herself.
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Kennedy's
BODYGUARDS were
AWAY FROM THEIR POSTS
on the running-boards
of the President's
FORD Lincoln.
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
It was only after Kennedy's
assassination that a
law was passed making
it a federal crime to
murder the President
of the United States
(U.S.
Code Title 18, Chapter
84)
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
Because of his bad
back, Kennedy would
sometimes wear a
back brace
as he did at the
time he was killed.
Unfortunately, the
back brace kept him
erect after Oswald's
first bullet went
through his neck.
Had he been able to
fall forward after
this first bullet
hit, the second,
fatal bullet may
have missed him and
he may have
survived.
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LINCOLN WAS SHOT
from BEHIND, in the
HEAD, in PUBLIC, in
the PRESENCE of his
WIFE SEATED NEXT to
him who was UNINJURED
and who CRADLED the
bullet-torn HEAD of
her husband who DID
NOT DIE IMMEDIATELY
after being shot in
the head.
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
Abraham Lincoln was
shot while watching
a performance of "Our
American Cousin"
at
Ford's Theatre in Washington,
D.C.
The same play was also
running at the
McVerick Theatre in
Chicago
on May 18, 1860, the
day Lincoln was nominated
for President in that
city.
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KENNEDY WAS SHOT
from BEHIND, in the
HEAD, in PUBLIC, in
the PRESENCE of his
WIFE SEATED NEXT to
him who was UNINJURED
and who CRADLED the
bullet-torn HEAD of
her husband who DID
NOT DIE IMMEDIATELY
after being shot in
the head. Visit one
of the leading websites
devoted to the
Kennedy assassination.
Examine the
medical evidence.
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
Kennedy was shot just
a few months shy of
the
99th anniversary of
the Lincoln assassination.
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 Lincoln was shot in
FORD's THEATER
while sitting in box
SEVEN with ANOTHER COUPLE
of whom one was SERIOUSLY
INJURED.
Major Henry Rathbone
was injured in the
ARM from a knife
wound, but NOT FATALLY.
Clara Harris was
uninjured.
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
Halfway through Act
III, Scene 2 of "Our
American Cousin",
one of the characters
utters a line considered
one of the play's funniest:
"Don't know the
manners of good society,
eh? Well, I guess I
know enough to turn
you inside out, old
gal—you sockdologizing
old man-trap..." During
the boisterous laughter
that followed this line,
Booth shot President
Lincoln. He chose the
timing in hopes that
the sound of the laughter
would mask the sound
of his gunshot.
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 Kennedy was shot in a
FORD LINCOLN while
riding in car SEVEN
with ANOTHER COUPLE
of whom one was SERIOUSLY
INJURED.
Governor John Connally
was injured in the
ARM from a gunshot
wound, but NOT FATALLY.
Nellie Connally
was uninjured.
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
Kennedy's Secretary
of Defense,
Robert McNamara,
was President of the
FORD Motor Company
before becoming part
of Kennedy's Cabinet.
As Ford President, McNamara
came very close to terminating
the
LINCOLN limousine
but instead ordered
the smaller
'61 Lincoln Continental
to be built. It was
the model of limousine
Kennedy was assassinated
in.
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
Both the
rocking chair
Lincoln was seated in
at
FORD's Theater
and Kennedy's
FORD Lincoln
are on display at the
Henry FORD Museum
in Dearborn, Michigan.
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
In 1963, President Johnson
appointed then Congressman
Gerald FORD
to the
Warren Commission
to investigate the Kennedy
assassination.
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
In 1962, Oswald and
his wife lived with
Katherine FORD
who was a member of
the Russian community
in Dallas.
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Lincoln's WIFE was
FORCED TO WAIT while
doctors made UNSUCCESSFUL
ATTEMPTS to save her
husband.
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Kennedy's WIFE was
FORCED TO WAIT while
doctors made UNSUCCESSFUL
ATTEMPTS to save her
husband.
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The
FIRST LADY'S CLOTHING
which Mary Todd's wore
on the night of the
assassination became
SYMBOLIC RELIC because
it was stained with
Lincoln's blood. Visit
the outstanding
Chicago Historical Society's
online display of
Lincoln assassination
relics.
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
The
National Archive
has the original blood-stained
theatre program that
was in Lincoln's hands
when he was shot. The
National Archives also
has
Jackie Kennedy's bloody
dress.
Unfortunately, her pink
"pill hat" has mysteriously
disappeared.
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The
FIRST LADY'S CLOTHING
which Jackie Kennedy
wore in Dallas became
SYMBOLIC RELIC because
it was stained with
Kennedy's blood. For
two days after her husband's
death, Jackie refused
to remove her blood-stained
clothing, and even regretted
having washed the blood
off her face and hands.
The photograph of Jackie
wearing her bloody dress
while her husband's
casket was loaded unto
the plane was an image
that shocked a nation.
The reason she continued
wearing her bloody dress
became known when she
told
Lady Bird Johnson,
"I want them to see
what they have done
to Jack."
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On the day of the assassination,
Lincoln was wearing
clothes from
BROOK BROTHERS.
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On the day of the assassination,
the Kennedy was wearing
clothes from
BROOK BROTHERS.
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Lincoln was given the
BEST MEDICAL ATTENTION
available at that time
which included CLOSED
CHEST MESSAGE.
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Kennedy was given the
BEST MEDICAL ATTENTION
available at that time
which included CLOSED
CHEST MESSAGE.
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Lincoln died on the
Good FRIDAY just before
a HOLIDAY (Easter).
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
The significance of
the fact that Lincoln
was shot on Good Friday
was not lost on his
religious contemporaries,
who immediately began
the
Lincoln-Christ comparisons
that have continued
down to this day.
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
At the moment of
Lincoln's death,
Secretary of War
Edward Stanton was
present at Lincoln's
deathbed. It is
recorded that
Stanton gave perhaps
the most celebrated
epitaph in American
history when he
said, "Now
he belongs to the
AGES."
However, a new round
of scholarship
suggests that
Stanton actually
said, "Now
he belongs to the
ANGELS."
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Kennedy died on the
FRIDAY just before a
HOLIDAY (Thanksgiving).
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Lincoln died in a BUILDING
with the initials P
and H (Petersen
House).
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
During
the previous month,
John Wilkes Booth rested
on the exact same bed
upon which Lincoln died.
In March 1865 actor
Charles Warwick had
rented the room and,
on a visit with Warwick,
Booth fell asleep on
the very same bed President
Lincoln later died upon.
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Kennedy died in
a BUILDING with the
initials P and H (Parkland
Hospital).
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
The first
physician to see
Kennedy at Parkland
had
delivered Oswald's
baby
one month before.
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
Both Oswald and Jack
Ruby died at Parkland
Hospital.
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Lincoln's
AUTOPSY was performed
by MILITARY PERSONNEL.
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Kennedy's
AUTOPSY was performed
by MILITARY PERSONNEL.
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CONSPIRACY THEORIES
soon arose and became
POPULAR surrounding
the assassination itself
and a government COVER-UP
that followed.
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
Historical facts concerning
the
Lincoln assassination
had a profound effect
upon one of the two
Kennedy assassination
pathologists,
Dr. James Humes,
who performed the autopsy
of President Kennedy
on that fateful day.
So much so that it led
to Dr. Humes burning
his original autopsy
notes the next day -
an act which conspiracy
theorists use to support
their idea of a cover-up.
What was the reason
Dr. Humes burned his
original autopsy notes?
He stated that he once
saw the Ford Museum's
exhibit of the
blood-stained rocking
chair
in which President Lincoln
was assassinated in
and was "appalled at
this type of display".
Dr. Humes goes on to
say: "When I saw that
my own notes were stained
with Kennedy’s blood,
I vowed that this type
of revolting object
would not fall into
the wrong hands. I burned
the notes that night
in my fireplace."
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CONSPIRACY THEORIES
soon arose and became
POPULAR surrounding
the assassination itself
and a government COVER-UP
that followed.
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
On the day of Kennedy's
assassination in Dallas,
Richard Nixon was also
in Dallas
meeting with Pepsi-Cola
executives.
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
A memo from FBI head
J. Edgar Hoover
was found, stating that,
“Mr.
George Bush of the CIA
had been briefed on
November 23rd, 1963
about the reaction of
anti-Castro Cuban exiles
in Miami to the assassination
of President Kennedy.
(Source:
The Nation,
8/13/88). On the day
of the assassination
Bush was in Texas, but
he denies knowing exactly
where he was. Since
he had been the supervisor
for the secret Cuban
teams, headed by former
Cuban police commander
Felix Rodriguez, since
1960, it is likely Bush
was also in Dallas in
1963.
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TWO major INVESTIGATIONS
were conducted into
the assassination of
the President. The
FIRST INVESTIGATION
concluded that there
probably WAS a CONSPIRACY
involving Jefferson
Davis, but there was
not enough CONCLUSIVE
EVIDENCE. The
SECOND INVESTIGATION
concluded that there
probably WAS a wider
CONSPIRACY
without resolving WHO
exactly WAS INVOLVED.
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TWO major INVESTIGATIONS
were conducted into
the assassination of
the President. The
FIRST INVESTIGATION
(by the Warren Commission)
concluded that there
was NO CONSPIRACY involving
Oswald and there was
CONCLUSIVE EVIDENCE
that he acted alone.
The
SECOND INVESTIGATION
(by the House Select
Committee on Assassinations)
concluded that there
probably was a CONSPIRACY
without resolving WHO
exactly WAS INVOLVED.
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The
official version of
the ASSASSINATION
is in dispute and
CONSPIRACY THEORIES
concerning his death
have been hotly DEBATED
for many decades, and
have never been resolved
satisfactorily in the
mind of the public.
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The
official version of
the ASSASSINATION
is in dispute and
CONSPIRACY THEORIES
concerning his death
have been hotly DEBATED
for many decades, and
have never been resolved
satisfactorily in the
mind of the public.
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The only complete account
of ABRAHAM Lincoln's
assassination was written
by JOHN Zelfindorfer.
(reference needed here)
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The
only complete filming
of JOHN Kennedy's ASSASSINATION
was shot by
ABRAHAM Zapruder.
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On the evening of Lincoln's
assassination,
TELEGRAPH SYSTEM
in WASHINGTON D.C. mysteriously
SHUT DOWN, thus delaying
the news of Booth’s
escape.
AN
INTERESTING NOTE:
Read about all the
bizarre events
that occurred after
Lincoln's assassination.
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Shortly AFTER Kennedy's
assassination, the
TELEPHONE SYSTEM
in WASHINGTON D.C. mysteriously
SHUT DOWN.
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
When Kennedy was
assassinated television
networks went on 24
hour coverage for the
first time in history.
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Lincoln's assassination
became a
highly TRAUMATIC cultural
TRAGEDY which resulted
in a flood of historical,
journalistic, fictional
and even poetical responses
which, taken all together,
left Americans with
A VERY LARGE PSYCHOLOGICAL
WOUND which can even
be felt today.
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Kennedy's assassination
became a
highly TRAUMATIC cultural
TRAGEDY which resulted
in a flood of historical,
journalistic, fictional
and even poetical responses
which, taken all together,
left Americans with
A VERY LARGE PSYCHOLOGICAL
WOUND which can even
be felt today.
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John Wilkes Booth
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Lee Harvey Oswald
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John
Wilkes Booth was
BORN IN '38. He stood
5 FEET, 8 INCHES tall.
He was an excellent
SWORDSMAN and is one
of the most NOTORIOUS
ASSASSINS in recorded
history.
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Lee
Harvey Oswald was
BORN IN '39. He stood
5 FEET, 8 INCHES tall.
He was an excellent
SHARPSHOOTER and is
one of the most NOTORIOUS
ASSASSINS in recorded
history.
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Booth
came from a BROKEN HOME
and lacked a strong
FATHER FIGURE in his
life. His father DIED
when he was a child.
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Oswald
came from a BROKEN HOME
and lacked a strong
FATHER FIGURE in
his life. His father
DIED when he was a child.
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Booth had brother named
Junius who was known
to the family as
JUNE.
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Oswald had a daughter
named
JUNE.
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Booth's
FATHER was named
after a FAMOUS TRAITOR
(Brutus
of
Julius Caesar's fame).
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Oswald's FATHER was
named after a
FAMOUS TRAITOR (Confederate
General
Robert E. Lee).
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In 1859, Booth was determined
to attend the trial
of
abolitionist John Brown
in VIRGINIA. He bought
a
Virginia MILITARY uniform
and infiltrated the
VIRGINIA MILITIA
unit that was guarding
John Brown. When John
Brown was hanged, Booth
stood at the foot of
the scaffold.
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
U.S. Marine Lieutenant
Colonel Robert E. Lee
and Lieutenant J. E.
B. Stuart led a contingent
of
U.S. MARINES
that captured John Brown
and most of the raiders
and turned them over
to the local Virginia
militia. Officers Lee
and Stuart would later
command the Confederate
Army as
General Robert E. Lee.
and
General Stonewall Jackson.
Historians agree John
Brown played a major
role in starting the
Civil War, which followed
sixteen months later.
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In 1956, Oswald enlisted
in the
U.S. MARINE CORPS
headquartered in
VIRGINIA. For a
detailed timeline of
the important events
in Oswald's life visit
Dr. John McAdams JFK
website.
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In OCTOBER 1860, Booth
SHOT HIMSELF when the
pistol he was cleaning
ACCIDENTLY DISCHARGED
striking him in the
thigh and nearly missing
his femoral artery.
It took WEEKS of RECUPERATION
until he was able to
return to work.
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In OCTOBER 1957, Oswald
SHOT HIMSELF when a
pistol fell from his
locker to the floor
and ACCIDENTLY DISCHARGED
striking him in the
upper arm. It took WEEKS
of RECUPERATION until
he was able to return
to work.
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Booth's
MOTHER thought John
Wilkes was a
SPY for the Confederacy.
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Oswald's
MOTHER thought Lee
Harvey was a
SPY for the U.S.
military.
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Booth seemed to have
been involved in
MILITARY INTELLIGENCE
work.
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Oswald seemed to have
been involved in
MILITARY
INTELLIGENCE work.
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Booth had
TWO BROTHERS whose
acting CAREERS he COVETED.
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Oswald had
TWO BROTHERS
whose military CAREERS
he COVETED.
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During Booth's lifetime,
the CONTROVERSIAL ISSUE
was over SLAVERY. Booth
wrote a SPEECH on the
issue but NEVER DELIVERED
IT. It was the issue
of slavery that
motivated Booth to
kill Lincoln.
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
Lincoln is quoted as
saying, "Whenever I
hear anyone arguing
for
SLAVERY,
I feel a strong
impulse to see it
tried on him
personally." Lincoln
also once said, "As
I would not be a
SLAVE, so I would
not be a master.
This expresses my
idea of democracy."
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
In 1865 Lincoln
received a letter
from the
International
Working Men's
Association,
congratulating him
on his reelection
and praising his
ANTI-SLAVERY
stance. It was
penned by
KARL MARX.
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During Oswald's lifetime,
the CONTROVERSIAL ISSUE
was over COMMUNISM.
Oswald wrote a SPEECH
on the issue but NEVER
DELIVERED IT. It was
the issue of
communism that
motivated Oswald to
kill Kennedy.
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
Kennedy is quoted as
saying, "There are
many people in the
world who really
don't understand -
or say they don't -
what is the great
issue between the
free world and the
COMMUNIST
world. Let them come
to Berlin!"
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
After her husband's
assassination, Jackie Kennedy
lamented, "He didn't
even have the
satisfaction of
being killed for
civil rights. It had
to be some silly
little
COMMUNIST."
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Booth was fond of WRITING
HIS THOUGHTS in a
DIARY, some of
which disappeared or
were destroyed while
under FEDERAL POSSESSION.
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Oswald was fond of WRITING
HIS THOUGHTS in a
DIARY,
some of which disappeared
or were destroyed while
under FEDERAL POSSESSION.
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Booth was often
USED THE ALIAS -
"J. Wilkes".
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Oswald often
USED THE
ALIAS - "Alek J. Hidell".
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Booth was known by ALL
of his THREE NAMES -
John Wilkes Booth. His
MIDDLE NAME was derived
from a DISTANT RELATIVE.
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Oswald was known by
ALL of his THREE NAMES
- Lee Harvey Oswald.
His MIDDLE NAME was
derived from a DISTANT
RELATIVE.
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Booth was a SOUTHERNER
favoring EXTREMIST views.
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Oswald was a SOUTHERNER
favoring EXTREMIST views.
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In '62, Booth was ARRESTED
in St. Louis for making
ANTI-GOVERNMENT remarks.
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In '63, Oswald was ARRESTED
in New Orleans for disturbing
the peace while distributing
ANTI-GOVERNMENT literature
and fighting with another
man.
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Booth was believed to
be a MENTALLY UNSTABLE
fanatic who was a LONE
ASSASSIN in search of
NOTORIETY.
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Oswald was believed
to be a
MENTALLY UNSTABLE
fanatic who was a LONE
ASSASSIN in search of
NOTORIETY.
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Booth was a TRAITOR
to the U.S. government
and a known SYMPATHIZER
to ENEMIES of the U.S.
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Oswald was a TRAITOR
to the U.S. government
and a known SYMPATHIZER
to ENEMIES of the U.S.
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Booth traveled to ENEMY
TERRITORY (the Confederate
state of Virginia) and
borrowed a MILITARY
UNIFORM pretending to
be a soldier so that
he could witness the
hanging of John Brown
in 1859.
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Oswald traveled to ENEMY
TERRITORY (the U.S.S.R.)
and wrote to his brother
saying, "In the event
of war I would kill
any American who put
a UNIFORM on in defense
of the American Government."
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Booth stayed in NEW
ORLEANS visiting an
UNCLE shortly BEFORE
the assassination.
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Oswald stayed in NEW
ORLEANS visiting an
UNCLE shortly BEFORE
the assassination.
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In October of '64, Booth
was OUT OF THE COUNTRY
in Montreal, Canada,
visiting with CONFEDERATE
SPY OPERATIVES.
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In October of '63, Oswald
was OUT OF THE COUNTRY
in Mexico City, Mexico,
visiting with COMMUNIST
EMBASSY OFFICIALS (Russian
and Cuban).
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DAYS BEFORE the assassination,
Booth ATTEMPTED TO KILL
President Lincoln when
he urged Lewis Powell
to SHOOT the President
on the spot for announcing
his support of giving
SUFFERAGE to former
SLAVES. Powell refused
to do so.
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DAYS BEFORE the assassination,
Oswald ATTEMPTED TO
KILL
General Edwin Walker
when he FIRED A SHOT
at him through the window
of his home. Walker
was an outspoken SEGREGATIONIST
who was relieved of
his command in 1961
by President Kennedy
for distributing RACIST
literature to his troops.
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Booth spent his LAST
DAYS living in a hotel
all ALONE in a SINGLE
ROOM.
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Oswald spent his LAST
DAYS living in a rooming
house all ALONE in a
SINGLE ROOM.
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JEFFERSON DAVIS
was the president of
the Confederate states.
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
Lincoln and Jefferson
Davis
were born less
than eight months of
each other and less
than 100 miles apart.
AN INTERESTING
NOTE:
Charles Darwin
was born on the same
day and year as
Abraham Lincoln
- February 12, 1809
- and roughly FOUR
HOUR APART. These
two great
"Emancipators" were
religious
"non-believers" in a
world were both
Biblical slavery
and
Biblical creationism
were the status quo.
They became
near-mythic figures
in the 19th century
for their imposing
and radical visions.
They were
astrological "twins"
born under the sign
of Aquarius and
whose birth chart
foretold that they
would tend to be
free-spirited,
stubborn, visionary,
rebellious,
tolerant, genial but
remote and detached.
Other parallels
between the lives of
these two great men
can be found
throughout the
internet.
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JEFFERSON DAVIS Tippit
was the police officer
that Oswald murdered
shortly after murdering
Kennedy.
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
Jefferson Davis
Tippit was a near double
for JFK, so much so,
that his nickname was
literally "JFK."
Click here
to see a photo comparison.
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Booth was a
FRUSTRATED,
self-important
ATTENTION SEEKER
with a grandiose
self-image who drew
no boundary between
his SMALL LIFE and
important AFFAIRS OF
STATE and who
seemingly had an
OVERWHELMING DESIRE
to make history no
matter what the
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Oswald was a
FRUSTRATED,
self-important
ATTENTION SEEKER
with a grandiose
self-image who drew
no boundary between
his SMALL LIFE and
important AFFAIRS OF
STATE and who
seemingly had an
OVERWHELMING DESIRE
to make history no
matter what the
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Booth was
in his MID-TWENTIES
when he KILLED the President.
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Oswald was in his MID-TWENTIES
when he KILLED the President.
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Booth committed his
crime while AT HIS PLACE OF
EMPLOYMENT -
Ford's Theater.
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Oswald committed his
crime while AT HIS PLACE
OF EMPLOYMENT -
Texas School-book Depository.
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After Booth shot the
President, he stood
boldly ON STAGE before
a CAPTIVE AUDIENCE and
shamelessly proclaimed
the ACTIONS he had taken.
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After Oswald shot the
President, he stood
boldly before NEWS CAMERAS
and a CAPTIVE AUDIENCE
and shamelessly proclaimed
the ACTIONS he had taken.
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Booth's infamous act
of murder DRAMATICALLY
ALTERED the course of
the NATION in the aftermath
of the assassination
of the President.
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
It is highly ironic
that a UNITED STATES
FLAG was greatly responsible
for John Wilkes
Booth's demise. The
Confederate
sympathizer/spy broke his
leg after tripping over
the U.S. flag that draped
the balcony where Lincoln
sat. Had Booth not tripped
and broken his leg,
there was a good
chance that he would
have gotten away.
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Oswald's infamous act
of murder
DRAMATICALLY ALTERED
the course of the NATION
in the aftermath of
the assassination of
the President.
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John Wilkes Booth
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Lee Harvey Oswald
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Booth
was aided in the conspiracy
by a man named
Lewis PAINE.
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Oswald
got his job at the
Texas School-book Depository
through the aid of
Ruth PAINE, his
landlady.
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The
CONCESSION OPERATOR
at
Ford's THEATER was
Joseph BURROUGHS.
Joseph "Peanuts" Burroughs
was given the duty of
guarding the stage-door
during plays, and was
a part-time CONCESSION
OPERATOR at Ford's Theatre.
Burroughs testified
that on the night of
the assassination
Edmund Spangler
told him to hold Booth's
horse. When Burroughs
replied that "I
had to go in to attend
my door," Spangler told
him that he should hold
the horse anyway and
"if there was any thing
wrong to lay the blame
on him." During Booth's
escape from the theater,
Spangler opened a rear
door and Booth rushed
out to the horse being
held for him by Burroughs.
Booth mounted the horse
and disappeared into
the Washington darkness.
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The
CONCESSION OPERATOR
at
The Texas THEATER
where Oswald fled to
was
Butch BURROUGHS.
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
When Oswald was
captured at the Texas
Theater, the movie playing
was "War
is Hell"
starring
Audie Murphy.
The phrase "War is hell"
was coined by one of
President Lincoln's
Civil War generals -
William Tecumseh Sherman
- whose capture of the
city of Atlanta was
such a military success
that it contributed
to the re-election of
President Lincoln.
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
The last movie which
Kennedy saw in the White
House before his ill-fated
trip was ironically
"From
Russia With Love"
on November 20, 1963.
The
Ian Fleming's
novel was also among
Kennedy's ten favorite
books of all time.
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Booth shot the President
in a
THEATER and fled
to a
STOREHOUSE (a barn).
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Oswald shot the President
from a
STOREHOUSE (a depository)
and fled to a
THEATER (see the
actual seat in the
theater).
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
Oswald entered the theater
without paying and this
aroused the suspicions
of the theater manager
which led to Oswald's
arrest and later murder
by Jack Ruby.
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Booth was DETAINED by
an OFFICER named BAKER.
Lieutenant
Luther B. BAKER
was the leader of the
cavalry patrol which
trapped Booth at Garrett's
barn.
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Oswald was DETAINED
by an OFFICER named
BAKER. Officer
Marion L. BAKER,
a Dallas motorcycle
patrolman,
briefly detained Oswald
on the second floor
of the School-book Depository
until he learned that
he was an employee there.
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Booth was aided in his
escape by a man named
OSWELL Swann.
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Lee Harvey Oswald's
last name was
OSWALD which is
similar to OSWELL.
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After Booth
SHOT LINCOLN, he
broke his left leg while
fleeing Ford's Theater
and escaped to
Dr. SAMUEL MUDD's
house where Mudd set,
splinted and bandaged
Booth's leg.
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Emmy Award-winning journalist
ROGER MUDD is a
descendent of
Dr. SAMUEL MUDD.
At the moment that
OSWALD WAS SHOT,
Roger Mudd was on television
doing a news piece for
CBS News. By the time
Mudd was finished, CBS
missed its live broadcast
from the basement of
the
Dallas Police Department
of
Oswald being murdered.
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John Wilkes Booth
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Lee Harvey Oswald
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Booth's
KILLER,
Boston Corbett,
was a PRIVATE in the
Union Army. Was thought
to be PSYCHOTIC and
PRONE TO VIOLENCE. Castrated
himself "to avoid the
temptations of PROSTITUTES."
Read about the
bizarre story of Boston
Corbett.
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Oswald's
KILLER,
Jack Ruby, was a
PRIVATE in the U.S.
Air Force. Was thought
to be PSYCHOTIC and
PRONE TO VIOLENCE. Was
purported to be a whoremonger
and trafficker in PROSTITUTES.
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Boston Corbett had his
NAME CHANGED from Thomas
Corbett.
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Jack Ruby had his NAME
CHANGED from Jacob Rubenstein.
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Booth was SHOT with
a SINGLE BULLET from
a COLT REVOLVER and
BLED TO DEATH.
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
After Booth was shot,
he begged the solders
to tell his mother that
he died for his country.
Then asked the soldiers
to lift his paralyzed
hands to his face, whispering
his last words, "Useless,
useless!"
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Oswald was SHOT with
a SINGLE BULLET from
a COLT REVOLVER and
BLED TO DEATH.
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
Oswald's last words
were, "There ain't nobody
gonna shoot me." Moments
later Oswald was shot
by Jack Ruby.
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Booth was KILLED in
a
BLAZE OF LIGHT in
front of a burning barn.
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Oswald was KILLED in
a
BLAZE OF LIGHT in
front of television
cameras and flashbulbs.
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Booth died while in
POLICE CUSTODY before
going to TRIAL
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Oswald died while in
POLICE CUSTODY before
going to TRIAL.
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Booth was KILLED BEFORE
he could LEARN the full
OUTCOME of his murderous
act.
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Oswald was KILLED BEFORE
he could LEARN the full
OUTCOME of his murderous
act.
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Booth was KILLED before
HIS VERSION of events
could be told.
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Oswald was KILLED before
HIS VERSION of events
could be told.
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An
AUTOPSY was performed
to VALIDATE Booth's
IDENTITY.
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An
AUTOPSY was performed
to VALIDATE Oswald's
IDENTITY.
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Booth's FAME as Lincoln's
assassin came POSTHUMOUSLY
because he was killed
BEFORE he became famous.
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Oswald's FAME as Kennedy's
assassin came POSTHUMOUSLY
because he was killed
BEFORE it was known
for certain that he
was the assassin.
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Booth was BURIED under
extremely TIGHT SECURITY.
Even his FAMILY had
unusual DIFFICULTY accessing
his BODY.
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Oswald was BURIED under
extremely TIGHT SECURITY.
Even his FAMILY had
unusual DIFFICULTY accessing
his BODY.
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Some
CONSPIRACY THEORISTS
believed that the "real"
Booth was not buried
in his grave. Years
later, his body was
EXHUMED.
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Some
CONSPIRACY THEORISTS
believed that the "real"
Oswald was not buried
in his grave. Years
later, his body was
EXHUMED.
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Abraham Lincoln
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John Kennedy
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After the ceremonies
at the U.S. Capitol,
the funeral procession
with Lincoln's body
left Washington, D.C.
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
Abraham Lincoln's
body lay in state in
14 different cities.
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Jackie Kennedy insisted
that her husband's
STATE FUNERAL mirror
Lincoln's as closely
as possible.
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
Jackie Kennedy consulted
a book on Lincoln’s
funeral to make her
husband's funeral as
close as possible to
his.
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Lincoln's funeral services
were held in the
EAST ROOM of the
WHITE HOUSE where
all of the windows,
mirrors and chandeliers
were draped in black
silk.
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Kennedy's funeral services
were held in the
EAST ROOM of the
WHITE HOUSE where
all of the windows,
mirrors and chandeliers
were draped in black
silk.
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Lincoln's
CASKET
was carried on a
CATAFALQUE and
CAISSON.
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Kennedy's CASKET
was carried on the same
CATAFALQUE and
CAISSON as Lincoln.
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Lincoln was BURIED in
a MAHOGANY CASKET.
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
Eleven years after Lincoln's
burial,
grave robbers
broke into his tomb
and dragged the casket
partially out before
they were caught. The
men were convicted merely
of breaking and entering
and served a year in
prison as there was
no law in America then
against body snatching.
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Kennedy was BURIED in
a MAHOGANY CASKET.
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Lincoln's
PRESIDENTIAL MEMORIAL
is aligned with the
Presidential Memorial
of JOHN KENNEDY at Arlington
National Cemetery across
from MEMORIAL BRIDGE.
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Kennedy's
PRESIDENTIAL MEMORIAL
at Arlington National
Cemetery is aligned
with the
Presidential Memorial
of ABRAHAM LINCOLN
across from
MEMORIAL BRIDGE.
AN INTERESTING NOTE: On November 11, 1963,
while touring Arlington
National Cemetery,
Kennedy prophetically
remarked:
"The view up here is
so beautiful. I could
stay here forever."
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Shortly after the FUNERAL,
Lincoln's surviving
FAMILY moved to
GEORGETOWN at 3014 N
STREET (Google map).
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Shortly after the FUNERAL,
Kennedy's surviving
FAMILY moved to
GEORGETOWN at 3017 N
STREET (Google map).
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Andrew Johnson
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Lyndon Johnson
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Andrew
JOHNSON was BORN
IN ‘08 not far from
JOHNSON CITY, Tennessee,
into a POOR FAMILY.
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Lyndon
JOHNSON was
BORN IN ‘08 not far
from JOHNSON CITY, Texas,
into a POOR FAMILY.
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Andrew's LAST NAME was
JOHNSON and his FATHER
worked as a JANITOR.
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Lyndon's LAST NAME was
JOHNSON and his FATHER
once worked as a JANITOR.
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Johnson's EDUCATION
was an important influence
in his early adult years
as he was SELF-TAUGHT.
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Johnson's EDUCATION
was an important influence
in his early adult years
as a TEACHER.
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Johnson was a LARGE
MAN who had TWO DAUGHTERS
and had URETHRAL STONES
- one of TWO PRESIDENTS
to ever have them.
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
Johnson
married a 16-year old
child named
Eliza McCardle.
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Johnson was a LARGE
MAN who had TWO DAUGHTERS
and had URETHRAL STONES
- one of TWO PRESIDENTS
to ever have them.
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Johnson was an OFFICER
(Brigadier General)
in the Civil WAR and
a SOUTHERN DEMOCRAT
who served in the HOUSE
OF REPRESENTATIVES in
'47 and was a FORMER
SENATOR.
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
Andrew Johnson was also
the only former president
elected to the U.S.
Senate.
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Johnson was an OFFICER
(Naval Commander) in
World WAR II and a SOUTHERN
DEMOCRAT who served
in the HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
in '47 and was a FORMER
SENATOR.
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Johnson DEFENDED the
RIGHT TO OWN SLAVES
throughout the '40s
and '50s.
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Johnson was a consistent
OPPONENT OF CIVIL RIGHTS
legislation throughout
the '40s and '50s.
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Johnson was
a VICE PRESIDENT from
the SOUTH in his MID-FIFTIES
who was OLDER
than the President.
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Johnson was a VICE PRESIDENT
from the SOUTH in his
MID-FIFTIES who was
OLDER
than the President.
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
Lyndon Johnson was the
first Vice-President
from the South since
Andrew Johnson - 100
years later.
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During the
ELECTION OF '60,
in order to recapture
SOUTHERN VOTES
Hershel V. JOHNSON
(governor of Georgia)
was chosen as the Vice
Presidential candidate
with
Stephen A. Douglas
as the presidential
candidate.
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During the
ELECTION OF '60,
in order to recapture
SOUTHERN VOTES,
Lyndon B. JOHNSON
(senator from Texas)
was chosen as the Vice
Presidential candidate
with
John Kennedy as
the presidential candidate.
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Lincoln chose JOHNSON
as a
RUNNING MATE with
the goal of bringing
more widespread appeal
to his campaign - called
TICKET BALANCE.
Lincoln, a
northern
abolitionist
Republican, chose
Andrew JOHNSON
for his running mate
mostly to appeal to
SOUTHERN,
ABOLITIONIST,
DEMOCRATS.
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Kennedy chose JOHNSON
as a
RUNNING MATE with
the goal of bringing
more widespread appeal
to his campaign - called
TICKET BALANCE.
Kennedy, a
northern
liberal
Catholic
Democrat, chose
Lyndon JOHNSON for
his running mate to
appeal to
SOUTHERN,
PROTESTANT,
DEMOCRATS.
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Johnson became President,
NOT BY ELECTION, but
because of the ASSASSINATION
of his predecessor.
JOHNSON'S PRESIDENCY
was OVERSHADOWED from
the very beginning by
comparison to one of
the MOST IMPRESSIVE
PRESIDENTS in American
history - Abraham Lincoln.
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Johnson became President,
NOT BY ELECTION, but
because of the ASSASSINATION
of his predecessor.
JOHNSON'S PRESIDENCY
was OVERSHADOWED from
the very beginning by
comparison to one of
the MOST IMPRESSIVE
PRESIDENTS in American
history - John F. Kennedy.
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President
Andrew JOHNSON
vetoed the
CIVIL RIGHTS ACT OF
1866 during the
time of
RECONSTRUCTION but
Republicans in Congress
overrode the presidential
veto.
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Senate Majority Leader
Lyndon JOHNSON was
responsible for passage
of the
CIVIL RIGHTS ACT OF
1957, the first
civil rights legislation
passed by the Senate
since
RECONSTRUCTION.
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Johnson was a HEAVY
DRINKER and exhibited
CRUDE BEHAVIOR on occasion.
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
Johnson was the first
and only Vice President
to be drunk at his inauguration.
His doctor had prescribed
an alcoholic drink to
relieve pain.
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Johnson was a HEAVY
DRINKER and exhibited
CRUDE BEHAVIOR on occasion.
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Johnson was CRITICIZED
for what many saw as
his CALLOUS ATTITUDE
towards the PRESIDENT
immediately following
the assassination.
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Johnson was CRITICIZED
for what many saw as
his CALLOUS ATTITUDE
towards the PRESIDENT
immediately following
the assassination.
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A
CONSPIRACY THEORY
arose that Johnson was
KNOWLEDGEABLE BEFOREHAND
of the PLOT to assassinate
the President. FIRST
LADY Mary Todd Lincoln
was rumored to have
ACCUSED JOHNSON of being
a part of the assassination
PLOT. When Johnson ASSUMED
the PRESIDENCY after
Lincoln's assassination,
he was DISTRUSTED by
the dead President's
CABINET.
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A
CONSPIRACY THEORY
arose that Johnson was
KNOWLEDGEABLE BEFOREHAND
of the PLOT to assassinate
the President. FIRST
LADY Jackie Kennedy
was rumored to have
ACCUSED JOHNSON of being
a part of the assassination
PLOT. When Johnson ASSUMED
the PRESIDENCY after
Kennedy's assassination,
he was DISTRUSTED by
the dead President's
CABINET.
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
Conspiracy theorists
point to the fact that
in October of 1963,
President Kennedy signed
an executive order
directing all
American forces to leave
Vietnam by 1965.
But then, days after
Kennedy's assassination,
newly sworn-in President
Johnson signed
his own executive order
reversing Kennedy's
executive order thereby
committing America to
war in Vietnam. Incredibly,
Johnson drafted his
executive order on November
21st, 1963. Later, Johnson
ordered reams of documents
related to the assassination
be locked away in the
National Archives
until 2039.
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Johnson APPOINTED a
COMMISSION of inquiry
into the assassination
but covered up or suppressed
INCRIMINATING EVIDENCE
concerning the assassination.
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Johnson APPOINTED a
COMMISSION of inquiry
into the assassination
but covered up or suppressed
INCRIMINATING EVIDENCE
concerning the assassination.
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Johnson was FACED with
the major task of dealing
with the problems of
a NATION GEOGRAPHICALLY
DIVIDED (i.e., America
during the CIVIL WAR).
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Johnson was FACED with
the major task of dealing
with the problems of
a NATION GEOGRAPHICALLY
DIVIDED (i.e., Vietnam
during their CIVIL WAR).
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Johnson had a VOLATILE
PRESIDENCY that culminated
with IMPEACHMENT and
chose
NOT to run for RE-ELECTION
in '68 leaving
the presidency in DISGRACE
yet historians regard
him as among the MOST
COLORFUL of American
Presidents.
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Johnson had a VOLATILE
PRESIDENCY that culminated
with IMPEACHMENT and
chose
NOT to run for
RE-ELECTION in '68
leaving the presidency
in DISGRACE yet historians
regard him as among
the MOST COLORFUL of
American Presidents.
AN
INTERESTING NOTE:
In 1964, Lyndon Johnson
won the Presidential
election with 61.1%
of the
popular vote
- the largest since
such statistics began
being tabulated in 1824.
But by the time of the
1968
Tet Offensive
in Vietnam, Johnson's
approval ratings plummeted
below 35%. Johnson's
extreme unpopularity
over the Vietnam War
was a factor in his
not seeking re-election
in 1968.
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Johnson was OPPOSED
FOR RE-ELECTION by a
man whose NAME started
with "G" (Grant).
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Johnson was OPPOSED
FOR RE-ELECTION by a
man whose NAME started
with "G" (Goldwater).
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Johnson died 10 YEARS
after the DEATH of the
President leaving NO
LIVING FORMER PRESIDENTS.
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Johnson died 10 YEARS
after the DEATH of the
President leaving NO
LIVING FORMER PRESIDENTS.
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Ulysses S. Grant
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Richard Nixon
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The '60 incumbent VICE PRESIDENT
John Breckenridge under
President
James Buchanan RAN FOR
PRESIDENT in '60 and lost
to
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
Grant was one of the pallbearers
at
Abraham Lincoln's funeral.
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The '60 incumbent VICE PRESIDENT
Richard Nixon under
President
Dwight Eisenhower RAN
FOR PRESIDENT in '60 and
lost to JOHN KENNEDY.
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
Richard Nixon and John Kennedy
shared a sleeping compartment
on a train ride while both
were freshman congressmen.
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In '61, OUTGOING PRESIDENT,
James Buchanan, returned
to his home in
LANCASTER, PENNSYLVANIA.
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In '61, OUTGOING PRESIDENT,
Dwight Eisenhower, returned
to his home in
Gettysburg, Pennsylvania
near
LANCASTER, PENNSYLVANIA
where his ancestors immigrated
to from Germany.
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
There are a number of coincidences
here: (1) Dwight
Eisenhower's farm which
was adjacent to the
Gettysburg Battlefield
in Pennsylvania. (2)
Eisenhower's son,
John,
by coincidence, graduated
from West Point on
D-Day,
June 6, 1944, the day his
father (as Supreme Allied
Commander) led the largest
single-day amphibious invasion
of all time. (3)
In 1968, John Eisenhower's
son,
David,
married Richard Nixon's
daughter
Julie.
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During the
Civil WAR, General Grant
conducted a costly
WAR OF ATTRITION against
the
CONFEDERACY.
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
John Brown,
an abolitionist whose actions
ignited the Civil War, once
lived briefly in Ohio with
Grant's father.
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During the
Vietnam WAR, President
Nixon conducted a costly
WAR OF ATTRITION against
the
COMMUNISTS.
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Grant was elevated to the
rank of a
5-STAR General - the
HIGHEST RANKING GENERAL
in the U.S. Military. Grant
was also a graduate of the
U.S. Military Academy at
WEST POINT.
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Nixon served directly under
a
5-STAR General - the
HIGHEST RANKING GENERAL
in the U.S. Military. -
Dwight D. Eisenhower.
Eisenhower was also a graduate
of the
U.S. Military Academy at
WEST POINT.
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In his
'68 CAMPAIGN for President,
Grant ran against a DEMOCRAT
by the name of
HORATIO Seymour.
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In his
'68 CAMPAIGN for President,
Nixon ran against a DEMOCRAT
by the name of
Hubert HORATIO Humphrey.
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Ulysses
Grant was elected PRESIDENT
in '68. He was
RE-ELECTED in '72. He
became involved in a SCANDAL
in '72. His administration
was RACKED WITH SCANDALS,
most notably, the
Whisky Ring SCANDAL.
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
Ulysses Grant won the 1872
presidential election because
his opponent,
Horace Greeley,
died only a few weeks after
the popular vote was cast.
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Richard
Nixon was elected PRESIDENT
in '68. He was
RE-ELECTED in '72. He
became involved in a SCANDAL
in '72. His administration
was RACKED WITH SCANDALS,
most notably, the
Watergate SCANDAL.
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During
Grant’s PRESIDENCY members
of his administration took
part in ILLEGAL ACTIVITIES
including
TAX INVASION. Because
of this, the term "GRANTISM"
became a common term for
political corruption and
greed.
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
As President,
Grant was once arrested
for speeding his horse and
buggy and fined $20. He
was forced to walk back
to the White House. Grant
was one of two Presidents
arrested while in office.
President
Franklin Pierce
was arrested for running
over an elderly lady with
his horse.
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During
Nixon's PRESIDENCY members
of his administration took
part in ILLEGAL ACTIVITIES
including
TAX INVASION. Because
of this, the term "WATERGATE"
became a common term for
political corruption and
greed. Many scandals since
Watergate have been labeled
with the suffix "-GATE"
(e.g. "Troopergate").
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Grant's VICE PRESIDENT had
an UNUSUAL NAME:
Schuyler Colfax (pronounced
"sky- ler cole-fax").
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Nixon's VICE PRESIDENT had
an UNUSUAL NAME:
Spiro Agnew. His birth
name is Spyros Anagnostopoulos;
but his Americanized name
is pronounced "spear-o
ag-new".
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In '73, Schuyler Colfax
left office because he was
NOT RE-NOMINATED for
VICE PRESIDENT under Grant
because of
CRIMINAL CHARGES committed
BEFORE becoming Vice President.
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In '73, Spiro Agnew
RESIGNED as VICE PRESIDENT
under Nixon because of
CRIMINAL CHARGES committed
BEFORE BECOMING Vice President.
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In '73,
William RICHARDSON was
a
CABINET SECRETARY (Treasury)
under Grant. Richardson
was BORN in
MASSACHUSETTS in '21.
He was a
REPUBLICAN who graduated
from
HARVARD University.
In '74, Richardson was a
PROMINENT FIGURE in a major
SCANDAL (the Sanborn
Incident).
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In '73,
Elliot RICHARDSON was
a
CABINET SECRETARY (Health,
Education and Welfare) under
Grant. Richardson was BORN
in
MASSACHUSETTS in '20.
He was a
REPUBLICAN who graduated
from
HARVARD University.
In '74, Richardson was a
PROMINENT FIGURE in a major
SCANDAL (Watergate).
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In '73,
Henry Wilson succeeded
Schuyler Colfax as
VICE PRESIDENT. Then
around ONE YEAR later, Wilson
DIED.
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In '73,
Gerald Ford succeeded
Spiro Agnew as
VICE PRESIDENT. The
FOLLOWING YEAR, Ford
RESIGNED the Vice Presidency
upon the
RESIGNATION of Richard
Nixon and his
ACCESSION to the Office
of President having
NEVER BEEN ELECTED to
that Office.
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
Gerald Ford once worked
as a male model for Cosmopolitan
and Look magazines in the
1940's.
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Allegations of
ANTI-SEMITISM were brought
into question against Grant
mainly because of an
ANTI-SEMITIC ORDER he
issued that stated, "The
Jews, as a class, violating
every regulation of trade
established by the Treasury
Department, and also Department
orders, are hereby expelled
from the Department." Later,
Grant maintained that he
was unaware that a staff
officer issued it in his
name.
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Allegations of
ANTI-SEMITISM were brought
into question against Nixon
mainly because the Watergate
tapes revealed some
ANTI-SEMITIC STATEMENTS
Nixon made such as Nixon
repeatedly demanding to
know who in various government
organizations was Jewish,
saying that Washington and
the IRS was "full of Jews"
and, when speaking generally
of Jewish people, said that
"Most Jews are disloyal"
and that "you can't trust
those bastards". However,
several Jewish people worked
for Nixon including Secretary
of State
Henry Kissinger, Secretary
of Defense
James Schlesinger, speechwriter
Ben Stein, and economic
adviser
Herbert Stein.
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Grant wrote his autobiographical
"MEMOIRS"
which became an immediate
BESTSELLER and is considered
among the greatest of military
memoirs. Download a free
copy of Grants "Memoirs"
at
www.gutenberg.org.
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
Grant was defrauded of his
estate which left him and
his family completely destitute.
His financial situation
was so poor he had to resort
to selling wartime souvenirs
and swords to keep afloat.
But with the help of his
publisher,
Mark Twain, Grant wrote
his memoirs up to the very
end of his life to leave
some kind of financial legacy
for his family. Grant died
of throat cancer three days
upon completion of his memoirs.
When his memoir was published,
it became a bestseller.
Grant's wife received a
first royalty check of $200,000
and eventually receive between
$500,000 and $1,000,0000.
Grant remains the only U.S.
President to die of cancer.
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Nixon wrote his autobiographical
"MEMOIRS
of Richard Nixon" which
became a New York Times
BESTSELLER.
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
President Richard Nixon
was a tremendous admirer
of President
Woodrow Wilson.
Nixon saw himself as the
President who would establish
Wilson's vision of global
stability and usher a new
"Wilsonian" world order
of security with the Russians
and Chinese. So Nixon was
very proud to use the historic
"Wilson
desk"
for all 13 years that Nixon
served in the White House.
But later research revealed
that the desk belonged to
Henry Wilson,
the Vice President of Ulysses
Grant, and not Woodrow Wilson.
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Grant
DIED in Wilton, NEW
YORK.
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
Grant claimed to smoke 20
cigars a day. When word
got out of the President’s
love of stogies, people
sent him more than 10,000
boxes of cigars.
AN INTERESTING NOTE:
Who is buried in
Grant's tomb?
Think again. Though the
proper answer is "nobody"
(Nobody is buried in a mausoleum
because the bodies are above
ground). Grant's tomb/mausoleum
contains the bodies of
Ulysses S. Grant
and his wife,
Julia Dent Grant.
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Nixon
DIED in New York City,
NEW YORK.
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President
Ulysses S. Grant was succeeded
by President
RUTHERFORD Birchard Hayes.
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President
Richard Nixon was succeeded
by President
Gerald RUDOLPH FORD.
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Abraham Lincoln
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John Kennedy
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Lincoln
had numerous
CLOSE BRUSHES with
DEATH throughout his
life. When he was 7 years
old, he fell into a stream
and
ALMOST DROWNED. Unable
to swim, Lincoln was "almost
dead" when his childhood
friend pulled him out of
the water with a stick.
When he was 10 years old,
he was
KICKED IN THE HEAD by a
horse and "apparently
killed for a time" according
to Lincoln. In July 1864,
Confederate troops
FIRED SHOTS at HIM while
he was visiting Fort Stevens.
The man standing next to
Lincoln was wounded. In
August 1864, while riding
a horse one evening alone,
a "disloyal bushwhacker"
FIRED A SHOT at Lincoln
from around 50 yards away
knocking his hat off. A
bullet hole was later found
in it. On March 17, 1865,
John Wilkes Booth learned
that Lincoln would be attending
a play near the Soldier's
Home. Booth assembled his
team on a stretch of road
near the Soldier's Home
in an
ATTEMPT TO KIDNAP him
but Lincoln never showed
up. The President had changed
his plans at the last moment
and attended a reception
at the National Hotel in
Washington where Booth was
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Kennedy had
a CLOSE BRUSH with DEATH
in World War II when the
PT-109 boat he commanded,
along with a crew of 11
men, was rammed by a Japanese
destroyer. The explosion
killed 2 of his men and
Kennedy was thrown into
the cockpit on his bad back.
Despite a severely injured
back, Kennedy led the surviving
men on a weeklong survival
struggle. Swimming over
vast distances, they found
very little food or water
on the series of tiny deserted
islands they swam to. Despite
his injuries, Kennedy towed
one of his men for 3 miles
with the strap of the man's
lifejacket in his teeth.
After 15 hours of swimming,
they eventually found an
island with several natives.
Kennedy carved an SOS message
on a coconut and handed
it to one of the natives
to take to another island
with a PT base. The next
day, help arrived and they
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Did a "LINCOLN
CURSE" exist? Author
Michael Williams makes the
case for it in his book
called "Stranger
Than Fiction: THE LINCOLN
CURSE." The true mystery
of how four American presidents
were assassinated and each
time a member of the Lincoln
family was present.
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Did a "KENNEDY
CURSE" exist? Author
Edward Klein makes the case
for it in his book called
"The
KENNEDY CURSE: Why Tragedy
Has Haunted America's First
Family for 150 Years."
The true mystery of how
the Kennedy family was subjected
to such a mind-boggling
chain of public calamities.
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The
FAMOUS ASTROLOGER,
Dr. Luke Broughton,
PREDICTED the DEATH of the
PRESIDENT in a magazine
article in 1864 using the
infamous
20-year astrological cycle.
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The
FAMOUS ASTROLOGER,
Jeane Dixon, PREDICTED
the DEATH of the PRESIDENT
in
Parade magazine article
in 1956. In a recurring
vision, she would see a
BLACK CLOUD HOVERING OVER
THE WHITE HOUSE and Kennedy,
the ominous sign having
first appeared to her clairvoyant
sight 11 years before the
fateful event.
In another incident, during
a meeting at the
Ambassador Hotel, Jeane
Dixon was asked if
Robert Kennedy would ever
become president. She
responded, "No, he will
never become President of
the United States because
of a tragedy right here
in this hotel." Twelve years
later, Dixon's prophecy
was fulfilled in 1968 when
Robert Kennedy was
ASSASSINATED at the
Ambassador Hotel.
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Lincoln was the FIRST U.S.
PRESIDENT to be assassinated
under the infamous
20-YEAR PRESIDENTIAL DEATH
CYCLE which ran for
120 years, beginning in
1840 and ending in 1960.
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Kennedy was the LAST U.S.
PRESIDENT to be assassinated
under the infamous
20-YEAR PRESIDENTIAL DEATH
CYCLE which ran for
120 years, beginning in
1840 and ending in 1960.
It involved every U.S.
President elected or
reelected in 20-year
intervals beginning in
1840 had died in office
1840:
William Harrison
(pneumonia); 1860:
Abraham Lincoln (assassination);
1880:
James Garfield (assassination);
1900:
William McKinley (assassination);
1920:
Warren Harding
(heart attack); 1940:
Franklin Roosevelt
(brain hemorrhage);
1960:
John Kennedy (assassination).
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Spiritualist PSYCHIC
Nettie Colburn Maynard
WARNED Lincoln that "the
SHADOWS others have told
of still HANG OVER YOU."
Lincoln replied that he
received letters from spiritualists
all over the country WARNING
him of
IMPENDING DOOM. |
The
20-YEAR PRESIDENTIAL DEATH
CYCLE
ultimately broke with
Ronald Reagan who was
elected in 1980 and
survived being shot in a
March 1981 assassination
attempt. It is no secret
that the Reagan
presidency was literally
controlled by astrology
and the astrological
forces of the cosmos.
The Reagans relied
heavily on astrology in
the making of important
decisions in the White
House. Reagan's entire
schedule was coordinated
by an astrologer named
Joan Quigley who
planned almost all
presidential travel,
press conferences, and
even the president's
cancer surgery based on
astrology. Many
astrologers credit the
Reagans' adherence to
astrology for "breaking"
the 20-year cycle. |
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When Lincoln was 22 years
old, he sought the ADVICE
of a "Negro oracle" (a
VOODOO woman) while
in New Orleans with his
friend
John Hanks. Lincoln
asked about "his history,
his end, and his fate."
Gazing into Lincoln's eyes
she made the PROPHETIC
STATEMENT, "You will
be President, and all the
negroes will be free." (Source:
"The
Life of Abraham Lincoln"
by Issac N. Arnold, 31)
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In October 1963, the famous
British
ASTROLOGER,
John Pendragin, wrote an
urgent letter to President
Kennedy
WARNING
him of IMPENDING DOOM. The
letter was also published
in
Fate magazine and was
on the news stands that
fateful day in Dallas. The
letter stated, "I would
not rule out the possibility
of an attempted assassination
or worse if he is caught
off his guard. Mr. President,
I am deeply concerned for
your personal safety and
would respectfully urge
you to strengthen your bodyguard,
especially when you are
in the streets and other
public places."
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In 1864, Lincoln consulted
a black
PROPHETESS in Georgetown
about his future. She retired
to a dark room to raise
up mystic spirits to speak
with them. Afterward, she
returned and told Lincoln,
"General
Grant will capture Richmond,
you will be the next PRESIDENT
- but beware of
Chase." (Source:
Sandburg, Carl. "Abraham
Lincoln", 496) |
On May 27, 1968,
Robert Kennedy gave
a speech to the Voice of
America in which he made
a PROPHETIC STATEMENT that "things
are
moving so fast in race relations
a Negro could be PRESIDENT
in 40 YEARS." On November
4, 2008, the first black
man was elected PRESIDENT
-
Barack Obama - 40 YEARS,
5 months, 9 days after Robert
Kennedy's gave his prophecy. |
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Months before his death,
Lincoln stated, "If I am
killed, I can die but once;
but to live in constant
dread of it, is to die over
and over again." |
Kennedy was once asked how,
if given the choice, he
would prefer to die. He
replied, "You never know
what's hit you.
A gunshot is the perfect
way." |
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DAYS BEFORE his assassination,
Lincoln had a
PREMONITION of his DEATH
in a dream in which he saw
himself dead in a coffin
in the White House. |
DAYS BEFORE his assassination,
Kennedy was given a
PREMONITION of his DEATH
from his secretary, Evelyn
Lincoln, who said his trip
to Dallas could have tragic
consequences and urged him
not to go. |
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Lincoln
made a PROPHETIC
STATEMENT when he wrote
to his wife to be
watchful with their son
Tad because Lincoln had
experienced an
"unpleasant" dream. On
the day of his
assassination, April 14,
1865, he was so troubled
by a dream that he
actually discussed it at
a Cabinet meeting. He
told his colleagues that
he had seen himself
sailing "in an
indescribable vessel and
moving rapidly toward an
indistinct shore."
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On the day of his
assassination Kennedy
made several strange
PROPHETIC STATEMENTS.
Hours before Kennedy was
killed, he said to his
wife Jackie, "If
somebody wants to shoot
me from a window with a
rifle, nobody can stop
it, so why worry about
it?"
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Lincoln
MADE A
PROPHETIC STATEMENT
just HOURS before his death.
He said to his bodyguard
William H. Crook, "Crook,
do you know I believe there
are men who want to TAKE
MY LIFE? And I have no doubt
they will do it ... I know
no one could do it and escape
alive. But if it is to be
done, IT IS IMPOSSIBLE TO
PREVENT IT." |
Kennedy
MADE ANOTHER
PROPHETIC STATEMENT
just HOURS before his death.
Kennedy said to Jackie and
his personal advisor
Ken O'Donnell,
"You know, last night would
have been a hell of a night
to ASSASSINATE a President." |
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Lincoln was haunted by a
GHOSTLY VISION
OF HIMSELF that appeared
to him on the evening of
his Presidential election.
While laying on a sofa,
he glanced into a large
opposing mirror that was
across the room and saw
a "ghostly double" image of himself.
One of his faces was paler
than the other and the image
disappeared when he stood
up. The vision greatly disturbed
him; but with all the election
excitement, he dismissed
it and laid back down on
the sofa. But when glanced
at the mirror again, the
ghostly double image appeared
again with one face paler
than the other. Startled,
he stood up and the vision
disappeared again. But when
it returned once more, he
became greatly distressed.
A few days later he tried
it again and the ghostly
double image appeared again
- for the last time. Lincoln
told his wife about the
haunting experience and
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was a sign that he would
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In another PROPHETIC
STATEMENT just HOURS
before his death,
Kennedy saw a
STARTLING
PICTURE of HIMSELF in a
full page ad in the
Dallas newspaper published
by
Ted Dealey (as in
Dealey Plaza).
Kennedy's picture was
ominously bordered in black
like an announcement of
mourning. It was paid for
by major
hate-Kennedy organization
based in Dallas. It included
a "Wanted
for Treason" page complete
with a "criminal profile"
of Kennedy. Upon seeing
the ad, Kennedy's face turned
grim and he turned to his
wife and said that they
were "heading into nut country
today." Later, still fuming
from what he saw, Kennedy
said to one of his aides,
"You know who's responsible
for that ad? Dealey." Then
he said something derogatory
about Dealey. Hours later,
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When Mary Todd Lincoln was
a YOUNG GIRL, she PREDICTED
that she would GROW UP to
be the wife of a
PRESIDENT.
It HAPPENED just as she
PREDICTED it would.
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When Lyndon Johnson was
a YOUNG BOY, his grandfather
PREDICTED
that Lyndon would GROW UP
to be a SENATOR.
It HAPPENED just as he PREDICTED
it would.
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Booth's mother described
having
a NIGHTMARE while dozing
beside the cradle of her
infant SON, JOHN Wilkes.
She watched the infant's
hand as it suddenly grew
to gigantic size and became
the grotesque paw of a monster.
Later, when John Wilkes
was a student at a Quaker
School in Cockeysville,
Maryland, John Wilkes and
some of his friends paid
a visit to
an old gypsy palm reader
who told him, "Oh, you have
a bad hand. It is full of
trouble and sorrow. You'll
die young and you'll make
a bad end. Young sir, I
have never seen a worse
hand. You'd best try to
escape by turning missionary
or priest."
Asia Booth, John Wilkes'
sister, recorded both of
these prophecies.
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Jackie Kennedy would have
a
recurring NIGHTMARE
of her SON,
JOHN Jr., dying in a
plane crash. On July 16,
1999, her nightmare came
true when John Jr. was killed
in a plane crash at sea.
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There have been several
reports from credible people
who have seen the
GHOSTS of FORMER PRESIDENTS
haunting the White House.
The most popular and the
most seen ghost is that
of ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
LINCOLN'S GHOST, also
known as
The White House Ghost,
is said to have haunted
the White House since his
assassination.
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PRESIDENT KENNEDY frequently
said he believed in life
after death. Kennedy claimed
to have regularly sought
LINCOLN's advice on matters
of utmost importance.
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The chart below represents
a
NUMEROLOGY connection
between Presidents Lincoln
and Kennedy.

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 These
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of Lincoln and Kennedy.
An analysis of these charts
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HIGHLY
UNUSUAL SIMILARITIES BETWEEN LINCOLN
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John Wilkes Booth's brother saved Abraham Lincoln's son
Edwin Booth,
John Wilkes'
Booth brother,
saved the
life of
Robert Lincoln,
the son
of President
Lincoln,
on a train
platform
in Jersey
City at
the beginning
of the Civil
War. Because
of this,
Edwin Booth
was invited
to give
a command
performance
in the White
House and
was forever
after
a Lincoln
sympathizer,
even though
he had been
raised in
the South.
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Ford's Theater collapsed on the day of John Wilkes Booth's brother's funeral killing 22 people
There is
another
unusual
connection
involving
Edwin Booth
occurred
around the
time of
his death
on June
7, 1893.
Two days
later, at
the very
moment Edwin's
casket was
being carried
from the
Little Church
Around the
Corner
in New York
City,
all three
floors of
Ford's Theater
collapsed
killing
22 people
and injuring
68 others.
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Robert Lincoln, the son of Abraham Lincoln, was invited to the assassinations of
four U.S. Presidents
and one New
York City Mayor
President
#1:
ABRAHAM
LINCOLN
Robert Lincoln
was invited
to accompany
his parents,
President
Lincoln
and Mary
Todd Lincoln,
to the Ford's
Theatre
on the night
his father
was shot
by John
Wilkes Booth
on April
14, 1865.
Citing fatigue
from riding
in a covered
wagon for
an extended
period of
time, Robert
declined
and remained
behind at
the White
House where
he immediately
went to
bed. He
was informed
of the President's
assassination
just before
midnight.
President
#2:
JAMES GARFIELD
At
President
Garfield's
invitation,
Robert Lincoln
was at the
Sixth Street
Train Station
in Washington,
D.C. where
President
Garfield
was shot
by Charles
J. Guiteau
on July
2, 1881.
Robert Lincoln
was an eyewitness
to the event
and was
serving
as Garfield's
Secretary
of War at
the time.
 President
#3:
WILLIAM
MCKINLEY
At
President
McKinley's
invitation,
Robert Lincoln
was at the
Pan-American
Exposition
in Buffalo,
New York,
where the
President
was shot
by Leon
F. Czolgosz
on September
6, 1901,
though he
was not
an eyewitness
to the event.
After McKinley's
death, Lincoln
let it be
known that
he wanted
no further
invitations
from any
U.S. President.
Interestingly
enough,
Robert Lincoln
would not
have been
able to
attend these
events had
not
John Wilkes
Booth's
brother,
Edwin Booth,
saved his
life years
earlier.
Mayor #1:
WILLIAM
JAY GAYNOR
Robert Lincoln
witnessed
the assassination
attempt
on New York
Mayor
William
Jay Gaynor
on August
9, 1910.
After Gaynor
was shot,
Robert Lincoln
rushed to
his aide.
President
#4:
JOHN F.
KENNEDY
Robert Lincoln
chose as
his gravesite
a nice quiet
spot in
Arlington
Cemetery.
In 1926,
Robert Lincoln
died and
was buried
in that
quiet spot.
Then in
November
1963, to
his quiet
spot, a
military
honor
guard
carried
yet another
assassinated
President,
John F. Kennedy,
to be
laid to
rest
just
feet
away.
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The New York City terrorist attack involved John and Robert Kennedy, Abraham Lincoln, the Booth brothers, and the Warren Commission
 Confederate
agents planned
a desperate
act of terrorism
in New York
City for
Election
Day, 1864
to disrupt
elections
by firebombing
a large
number of
the city's
hotels.
The Lincoln
administration
knew about
the plot
through
a Union
double agent.
The New
York City
Superintendent
of Police,
JOHN A.
KENNEDY,
believed
the plot
to be a
hoax; but
on November
25, 1864,
the firebombing
began. At
the exact
same time,
three famous
acting brothers,
Edwin Booth,
Junius Booth,
and
John Wilkes
Booth
were performing
together
for one
day only in New York
City at
the
Winter Garden
Theatre
in a Shakespeare's
play
about
the assassination
of Julius
Caesar.
The terrorist
act failed
and only
one of the
Confederate
agents was
apprehended,
namely
ROBERT C.
KENNEDY,
who had
escaped
six weeks
earlier
from
JOHNSON's
Island Prison.
Robert C.
Kennedy's
trial was
presided
over by
the
WARREN Commission
of General
Fitz-Henry
Warren
which lasted
23 days.
Robert C.
Kennedy
was hanged
on March
25, 1865
and was
the last
Confederate
soldier
executed
by the Union.
(For more
information,
visit the
Mr. Lincoln
and New York
website).
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John Kennedy thwarted an assassination plot against Abraham Lincoln
New York
Police Superintendent
JOHN A.
KENNEDY
played a
role in
President
Abraham
Lincoln's
protection
during his
1861 inaugural
train
trip and
in the investigation
immediately
following
Lincoln's
assassination.
Kennedy
was so influential
in his role
in protecting
the President
that
Edwin Stanton,
Lincoln's
Secretary
of State,
telegraphed
Kennedy
roughly
three hours
after Lincoln
was assassinated.
In 1951,
John A.
Kennedy
was the
subject
of a movie
called "The
Tall Target"
based on
his role
in protecting
President
Lincoln.
Actor Dick
Powell starred
in the role
of Kennedy
who foils
an assassination
plot against
Lincoln.
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WORDS
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Kennedy's opening statement during his debate with Richard Nixon was a quotation by President Lincoln:
 "In the
election
of 1860,
Abraham
Lincoln
said the
question
was whether
this Nation
could exist
half slave
or half
free. In
the election
of 1960,
and with
the world
around us,
the question
is whether
the world
will exist
half slave
or half
free, whether
it will
move in
the direction
of freedom,
in the direction
of the road
that we
are taking,
or whether
it will
move in
the direction
of slavery."
During another 1960 campaign debate with Richard Nixon, Kennedy responded to a question about his relative inexperience by saying:
"The question
is of experience
and the
question
also is
what our
judgment
is of the
future and
what our
goals are
for the
United States
and what
ability
we have
to implement
those goals.
Abraham
Lincoln
came to
the Presidency
in 1860
after a
rather little
known session
in the House
of Representatives
and after
being defeated
for the
Senate in
'58, and
was a distinguished
President.
There is
no certain
road to
the Presidency.
There are
no guarantees
that if
you take
one road
or another
that you
will be
a successful
President."
Kennedy spoke of an incident when Harry Truman, one of his very first visitors in the White House, asked him if he was ready for the responsibilities of
the Presidency. Kennedy invoked the words of Lincoln:
"Mr. Truman asked me
if I think I am
ready. I am reminded
that one hundred
years ago Abraham
Lincoln, not yet
President and under
fire from
veteran politicians,
wrote the words, "I
see the storm
coming, and his Hand
is in it. If He has
a place and work for
me, I believe I am
ready.”
Today I say to you,
with full knowledge
of the
responsibilities of
that high office, if
the people of the
nation select me to
be their President,
I believe that I am
ready."
AN INTERESTING NOTE: President Truman's mother, a Confederate sympathizer, refused to sleep in Lincoln's bed during a White House visit.
In a 1960 speech during a Lincoln Monument Rally, Kennedy stated:
"I think
it is most
appropriate
in the election
of 1960
that we
should meet
in the shadow
of a distinguished
Republican,
Abraham
Lincoln,
because
we believe
that his
spirit motivates
our party
in the great
election
100 years
after he
assumed
the responsibility
of office."
In a speech during
the Convocation of
the United Negro
College Fund in
1959, Kennedy
stated:
"As Lincoln
said, the
Declaration
of Independence
"gave liberty
not alone
to the people
of this
country,
but hope
to all the
world."
It "gave
promise
that in
due time
the weights
would be
lifted from
the shoulders
of all men,
and that
all should
have an
equal chance."
Never before
have we
had so excellent
an opportunity
to fulfill
that promise
of an equal
chance."
In a 1963 radio and television report on Civil Rights, Kennedy stated:
"One hundred
years of
delay have
passed since
President
Lincoln
freed the
slaves,
yet their
heirs, their
grandsons,
are not
fully free.
They are
not yet
freed from
the bonds
of injustice.
They are
not yet
freed from
social and
economic
oppression.
And this
Nation,
for all
its hopes
and all
its boasts,
will not
be fully
free until
all its
citizens
are free."
Kennedy said the following in a campaign speech in 1960:
"I am thinking
of Abraham
Lincoln
summoning
his war-time
Cabinet
to a meeting
on the Emancipation
Proclamation
... If my
name goes
down in
history,
it will
be for this
act. My
whole soul
is in it.
If my hand
trembles
when I sign
this proclamation,
all who
examine
the document
hereafter
will say
"He hesitated."
But Lincoln's
hand did
not tremble.
He did not
hesitate.
He did not
equivocate.
For he was
the President
of the United
States.
It is in
this spirit
that we
must go
forth in
the coming
months and
years."
In a campaign speech in 1960 before the National Press Club, Kennedy said the following:
"I prefer
the example
of Abe Lincoln,
who loved
politics
with the
passion
of a born
practitioner.
For example,
he waited
up all night
in 1863
to get the
crucial
returns
on the Ohio
governorship.
When the
Unionist
candidate
was elected,
Lincoln
wired: "Glory
God in the
highest.
Ohio has
saved the
Nation."
In a 1960 campaign speech in Eugene, Oregon, Kennedy stated:
"American
labor can
advance
into the
sixties
unafraid,
and with
full confidence
in its strength
and in the
righteousness
of its cause.
For as Abraham
Lincoln
said of
labor: "All
that serves
labor serves
the nation.
All that
harms labor
is treason
to America.
No line
can be drawn
between
these two.
If a man
tells you
he loves
America,
yet hates
labor, he
is a liar.
If a man
tells you
he trusts
America,
yet fears
labor, he
is a fool.
There is
no America
without
labor, and
to fleece
the one
is to rob
the other."
In his book "Profiles in Courage", Kennedy quoted Lincoln:
"And nine
years in
Congress
have taught
me the wisdom
of Lincoln’s
words: "There
are few
things wholly
evil or
wholly good.
Almost everything,
especially
of Government
policy,
is an inseparable
compound
of the two,
so that
our best
judgment
of the preponderance
between
them is
continually
demanded."
In Arthur Schlesinger's book about John Kennedy entitled "A Thousand Days", Kennedy is said to have been fond of using this quote from Lincoln:
"Public
opinion
is everything.
With it
nothing
can fail,
without
it nothing
can succeed."
In a televised speech, Kennedy borrowed a sentence from Lincoln's first inaugural when he said:
"In your
hands, my
fellow citizens,
more than
in mine,
will rest
the final
success
or failure
of our course."
On October 28, 1962, after receiving word from Khrushchev that he agreed on a plan to end the Cuban Missile Crisis, Kennedy remarked:
"This is
the night
to go to
the theatre,
like Abraham
Lincoln."
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SIMILARITIES
BETWEEN THE FACES OF LINCOLN AND
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The lives
of President
Kennedy
and President
Lincoln
had so many
bizarre
coincidences
between
that, in
my opinion,
they are
immensely strong circumstantial
evidence
suggesting
the reality
of
synchronicity,
astrology,
karma,
and
reincarnation.
The
totality
of this
evidence
cannot be
brushed
off
as being
just an
urban
legend
in my opinion.
These synchronicities
suggest
that President
Kennedy
was in fact
the reincarnation
of President
Lincoln.
It should
be clear
to you now
that these
facts all
add up to
more than
mere coincidence.
In the case
of Presidents
Lincoln
and Kennedy,
history
did indeed
repeat itself.
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Is Barack
Obama the
reincarnation
of John
F. Kennedy?
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"A week before
his assassination,
LINCOLN
was in MONROE,
MARYLAND.
A
week before
his assassination,
KENNEDY
was in MARILYN
MONROE."
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an urban
legend
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Jung on Synchronicity and the Paranormal
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Jung's
encounters with and observations of
the paranormal, the influences that
contributed to his theory of synchronicity,
and the central ideas of the theory
itself.
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The Psychic Life of Abraham Lincoln
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B. Martinez
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The
otherworldly President, whose precognitive
dreams, evil omens, and trancelike states
are carefully documented here in this
bold yet poignant chronicle of tragic
beginnings, White House séances, and
paranormal eruptions of the Civil War
era.
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Remarkable Stories of the Lincoln Assassination
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A collection
of engaging stories surrounding the
events and characters involved in one
of America's most tragic events - the
assassination of President Abraham Lincoln.
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