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PAST EVENTS THAT MADE CURRENT HISTORY

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MATT FRIEDMAN

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PAST EVENTS THAT MADE HISTORY

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THE MURDER OF THE 35th U.S. PRESIDENT

Prime Video: The Assassination of JFK

How to Watch The Kennedy Assassination Coverage as It Happened - The  Atlantic

After JFK assassination, TV news comes of age - Newsday

After John F. Kennedy's assassination, wandering Oregonian reporter  documents Portland scenes - oregonlive.com

The Oregonian JFK Assasinated Newspaper

John F. Kennedy | National Geographic Kids
John Fitzgerald Kennedy (May 29, 1917 – November 22, 1963)

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THESE PAST EVENTS MADE HISTORY

Dissecting the A.P. Phone Log Seizure

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LIFT OFF OF SECOND MANNED MISSION

OTD: 14 Nov. 1969 Apollo 12 Launches to the Moon for Second Crewed Landing  - Space Center Houston

55 Years Ago: Apollo 12 Makes a Pinpoint Landing on the Moon - NASA

Left: The crew of Apollo 12 – Charles “Pete” Conrad,
left, Richard F. Gordon, and Alan L. Bean. Right:

Apollo 12, the second manned mission to the surface of
the moon,was launched from Cape Canaveral, Florida,
with astronauts Charles Conrad, Jr.; Richard F. Gordon,
Jr.; and Alan L. Bean aboard.

President Richard Nixon viewed the liftoff from Pad A at
Cape Canaveral. He was the first president to attend the
liftoff of a manned space flight.

Thirty-six seconds after takeoff, lightning struck the
ascending Saturn 5 launch rocket (below )which tripped
the circuit breakers in the command module and caused
a power failure.

Fortunately, the launching rocket continued up normally,
and within a few minutes power was restored in the
spacecraft.

Apollo 12 Lightning Strike Incident
President Richard Nixon (white coat) viewing the liftoff of
Apollo 12.

That Time Apollo 12 Got Struck by Lightning, Twice

                                 Apollo 12 - Wikipedia

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