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New docu-series 'JFK: A Day In America' gathers surviving witnesses to the assassination that forever changed a nation.

 

One author has claimed that JFK's Secret Service agents were hungover and sleep-deprived the fateful day of the President's assassination in 1963.

Tuesday marks the 59th anniversary of President John F. Kennedy's assassination. Here's a review of the most important moments from that day.

President John F. Kennedy was assassinated 55 years ago sparking decades of speculation

The most controversial theory of the JFK assassination is that president Kennedy  was killed in a deadly crossfire with multiple shots from both the front and  the back. According to some prominent critics of the Warren Commission (WC), a “fraudulent” Bethesda autopsy–including pre-autopsy surgery–was necessary to “remove evidence of shots from the front” and to secure the notion that JFK was killed by a lone nut firing from the 6th floor School Book Depository. Throat Woun...

though the girlfriends were a family friends and basically co-opted her. the second wife did not have any intention of sharing him with anybody and the relationship really had come to an and before she came on the scene. >> how did either of those influences politics and his policies? >> i wouldnt say either of them influence his policies. he was a very deep thinker. he not only was a professor at princeton but the president of trends in. he had written a number of books. he was a very...

>> i need to remind folks, we need you to turn your cell phones off, not just put em on silent, but turn them off. theres a lot of radio interference in the area, and we want to make sure the recorderrings come out well. there are two cameras here, those are from c-span. the program is being recorded for c-span, and theyll broad this sometime probably within the next week or two. and our associate curator is recording, also, for our oral history program which now totals over 800 people...

the reunion in dallas this last year that we had a chance to sit down and communicate about it from the emotional aspect. we all had our responsibilities or writing reports and so forth but emotionally, we never got it out. >> clint hill, when did you first talk about this? >> well, i had an interview with "60 minutes" in 1975, but it didnt really go into depth at that time. and then i got another interview with "60 minutes" in 1991 or so and then an interview with national geographic ...

>> that is what she did. alaskans are much more like that. theyre much more a hands off when it comes to social issues than conservatives in the lower 48. >> there have got to be a couple more questions. >> will you send her a copy of the book tinactin you think she will be the? >> we dont really know where she lives. >> we could definitely drive to her house, but did have a street address. the answer from the people was e-mail. we didnt want to e-mail. i know it is in bookstores. >> i...