John F. “Jack” Kennedy

May 29, 1917 - November 22, 1963
John F. “Jack” Kennedy headshot

John F. “Jack” Kennedy was a U.S. representative [D-Massachusetts] from January 1947 to January 1953; a U.S. senator [D-Massachusetts] from January 1953 to December 1960; and president of the United States from January 1961 until his assassination on 22 November 1963.

Appears in 25 Conversations
'A Pretty Bad Fix'
October 19, 1962
'As Bad as the Appeasement at Munich'
October 19, 1962
'The Damn Soviets'
October 22, 1962
'We Can’t Invade Cuba'
October 22, 1962
'I Can’t Say That Strongly Enough'
October 22, 1962
'Put the Screws On'
October 24, 1962
'It Might Be Sunk'
October 25, 1962
'Get Them Out Ourselves'
October 26, 1962
'Let’s Not Kid Ourselves'
October 27, 1962
'It Will Look Like a Very Fair Trade'
October 27, 1962
'A Quid Pro Quo'
October 27, 1962
'I Don't See How He Can Ever Recover'
November 7, 1962
'Bringing a Thousand Men Home'
May 7, 1963
'It’s Pretty Horrible to Contemplate'
August 26, 1963
'They’re Just Not Right Very Often'
August 26, 1963
'I Don’t Think We Do Have to Do It'
August 28, 1963
'We’re on Our Way'
August 28, 1963
'You Both Went to the Same Country?'
September 10, 1963
Dispatching the McNamara-Taylor Mission
September 17, 1963
'We’re Not Here Forever'
September 19, 1963
'We Have Plans for Withdrawal'
September 23, 1963
'Everybody’ll Say We Did It'
October 25, 1963
'The Road to Disaster'
October 29, 1963
'The Death of Diem and Nhu'
November 2, 1963
'The Coup in Saigon'
November 4, 1963