He's gotten criticism for including murderers in past videos, so I can understand not including Oswald.

Yes...a brave man indeed. 🕯

There's a lot of conspiracy theories about him. One is that he was a Klan member. Another is that he was supposed to clip Oswald instead. If he had.....there would probably be no mystery about the assassination.

​@@calvinkatt662 LHO was never convicted of killing Tippit, so that statement needs to be removed from Tippit's cause of death.

My thoughts exactly. Rest in peace, officer Tippit...but so many questions yet remain.

For me it was finding out Oswald killed a cop 45 minutes after he assassinated Kennedy. Never knew that.

I'm 62 and I knew, it is on the biography of both Jackie and John.

And I am 73 and European. This news was in the newspapers in August 1963 that Patrick as his name was had died. I was in Basel Switzerland at the time and remember it vividly. Did US papers not report such facts?

@@madelonaw Of course, US newspapers and tv and radio reported it. People don't remember Patrick as he was only 2-days old, but I did then. Also the shocking suicide in S. Vietnam in the Buddist official who burned himself to protest the anti-Buddist treatment by the Vietnamese government, the Diem brothers who were Catholic. It made the news all over the world, with some papers refusing to show the awful picture of him burning.

​​@@freeguy77 Wow!! Point taken, of Patrick's age. The monk that perpetrated that, I remember, happened in '64, correc t??

I agree.

Incomplete without, Mary Wickes', innocent personality input, in her very first, film🎞️ role.

Glad to hear that. Thank you.

I still listen to “ What a difference a day makes”.

I know, right? I was 7 years old, and remember Kennedy's assassination - but was surprised at how many of these people I recognize died in 1963...😮

@@almcclung2783 Rogers Hornsby, 66, baseball Hall of Fame. Has the second-highest batting average of any player, .358, with only Ty Cobb's .366 the highest. Hornsby was given the label, "The Babe Ruth of the National League" because of his high batting, on-base, and slugging averages (.358, .434, and .577 respectively for 1.010 OPS and 175 OPS+). Apr. 27, 1896 Winters, TX - Jan. 5, 1963 Chicago, IL). He had 2,930 hits, missing the coveted 3,000 by only 70 in his 23-year career (1915-37), and hit over .400 three times (..401-1922, .424-1924, .403-1925), and only Ty Cobb (.419-1911, .409-1912, .401-1922) and Rogers Hornsby have accomplished that highest-level batting level!

He couldnt have. Not enough time.

@@stepanbandera5206 And witnesses reported a short, heavy-set man who killed Tippit. Does that sound like Oswald's description? Heck, no! I suspected a cover-up years ago, with Oswald shooting nobody! Confirmed facts: he passed a nitrate, gunpowder residue test that Fri. afternoon at the Dallas P-D, so that clears him by itself! Also, a 2013 book by Barry Ernest, "The Girl on the Stairs" tells of Barry's long-fight to find the "witness" Victoria Adams, on the 4th floor back stairway in that TSBD building, who came down those same creaky, old steps (along with co-worker Sandra Styles) at the same time Oswald supposedly did! They both said they saw or heard NOBODY coming down, as the two women left the window watching the motorcade pass, and within 30 sec. after the last shot, they were down those stairs! That also proves the "Oswald lone nut" shooter was a fraud and scam by the government on the people, to protect the real plotters and professional, hired shooters from the front, and the rear. But Oswald was a poor shot, never fired a gun after his last Marines' test in May 1959 ('191' score, barely made the 'marksman' lowest level, with 210 'sharpshooter' mid-level, and 230 'expert' as the highest level).

One of the cool things about YT is hearing from relatives of famous people! Thanks for letting us know you are Jack Carson's 2nd cousin, once removed.

He also had a role in 1954's "A Star Is Born" with Judy Garland.

Jackie Kennedy was a brave woman.

She seriously thought of suicide, so depressed and distraught after the murder. But telling her priest, he helped her realize she had to live to rear her two young children. That was how she was able to get past the terrible act she witnessed and left her a widow at only 34.

Not to mention the rest of the Kennedy family: Joe Sr. and Rose lost a son and grandson, Caroline and John Jr. lost their father and baby brother, JFK's siblings lost their second brother and an infant nephew.

Jackie suffered a miscarriage in 1955, and a stillbirth daughter, Arabella, in Aug. 1956, seven years before Patrick.

Yeah, I was born in '69. Even so, this series has prompted me to look up some of the actors and musicians I'd not heard of.

He wanted peace and co-existence with the USSR/Cuba, while his enemies in the Pentagon and Intelligence Agencies wanted their "enemy" to remain one forever, so they can handsomely profit from investing in more and more WAR armament stocks, as LBJ and other insiders did in becoming multi-millionaires. "Containing communism" was their cover for constant war desires, and not peace! Kennedy's magnificent Peace Speech at American Univeristy on Sun. June 10 (speech available here on YT), shocked his opponents in his own government that he was then labeled "soft on communism" and wanted him out as president! They knew he was going to win in '64, so the only way to get him out of office was to kill him somewhere, and Texas was LBJs home, and could control the events there. The "Oswald did it" line was NEVER believed by the smart, skeptical public on the "lone nut" theory, as proven by the Gallup Polls done over the next 50 years. The first one on Nov. 29, one week later, showed 52% for conspiracy, only 29% for the "Oswald did it." The last poll they did, in 2013, showed 61% for conspiracy. In between, it was far higher percentage for conspiracy, and lower percentage for Oswald alone.

It always bothered me that Patrick Kennedy was born at Otis AFB. Yet, Mass General Hospital, and Bingham Children's hospital were a swift helicopter ride away when she went into labor.

Are you sure you want that? Think about it for a second. That show premiered in 1969, over 50 years ago. If they did a memorial video for the people who guested on Love American Style, you'd get at least a two hour or a three part video.

How many years were you? You didn't say.

@@freeguy77 I was only 3 years old. funny I forgot to put that in.

Monday, Nov. 25, same day John Jr. turned 3. We all know and seen his iconic salute after Jackie told him to do that when the caisson passed by them. He was taught how to salute about two weeks earlier when they all were at their country retreat in Virginia, with the President famously seen in pics feeding a horse some sugar cubes, and joked to their photographer taking the pics, "Watch a President eaten by a horse."

Only because he was killed before he could stand trial, and the controversy was whether or not he actually killed President Kennedy but he did indeed kill Officer Tippit, there were eyewitnesses to the shooting.

I'm not saying LHO is innocent or guilty, but this accusation always bothers me. How did he get from the book depository so fast to be able to kill Officer Tippit. Without driving

@@Leader-fq1dq He didn't. After LHO realized Ruth Paine and the CIA set him up to be the fall guy "patsy", Oswald knew not to go anywhere near his rooming house,and the CIA anticipated this and had Oswald's double moving around the area to attract attention; that unknown caller who said they saw LHO near the area where Tippit was murdered, was a CIA operative. The CIA plan worked very well, Ruth Paine and the assasins who were involved were paid very well, but the assasins were murdered before they could spend a dime. Paine is still laughing all the way to the bank.

There are a lot of facts and facets of JFK's assassination that don't add up - the more you research and discover, the cloudier the whole situation becomes. I don't think we'll EVER know for sure who killed him. I know that I, for one, don't believe it was Oswald, and if he did I don't think he acted alone. The killing of Oswald by Ruby is a weird, twisted series of facts (and coincidences?) in itself... I was 7, and I do remember the funeral - John John saluting the caisson carrying his father, and the bugler playing Taps breaking that one note - was strangely poignant to me as a youg'un...😢

Exactly right.