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Kennedy's America Leadership for the 60's

Kennedy's America
Leadership for the 60's

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An alternate timeline which explores an alternate world where John F. Kennedy survives his assassination attempt, and won a second term. Changing American history forever.

This is a timeline that continues to unfold in real-time. See the News section for the latest news and updates.

Note : This is Khalif Ali Husain2's personal timeline. Unauthorized edits are not welcome. If you have any ideas or suggestions, please refer to the talk page. Sincerely, Khalif Ali Husain2.

Introduction[]

In November 22, 1963, President John F. Kennedy - the popular, highly charismatic president, was traveling to Dallas, Texas. The purpose of his trip was to raise more Democratic Party presidential campaign fund contributions, to begin his quest for reelection in November 1964, and to mend the political fences.

But his trip would take a dark turn in Dealey Plaza, where he was shot on the head by Lee Harvey Oswald. Ending his presidency, paving the way for Johnson to take over the presidency.

But what if things changed?

What if John F. Kennedy was never assassinated?

Point of Divergence[]

In this alternate timeline, Lee Harvey Oswald shot three bullets out of his Carcano M91/38bolt-action rifle. The first bullet grazed president Kennedy before hitting governor Connally (who was sitting in front of the president); The second bullet hit governor Connally on the head; And the final bullet, missed entirely, and hit the pavement, with fragments of the bullet hitting a bystander by the name of James Tague.

This results in Connally's death, and lieutenant governor Preston Smith's ascension to the governor's mansion. Meanwhile, Kennedy, while injured, survived the assassination attempt, with the nation breathing a collective sigh of relief. Kennedy's surviving the assassination attempt, would change american history forever.

Differences[]

News[]

1976[]

June 5, 1976: ROBERT KENNEDY CLINCHES DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION: US flag with 50 stars by Hellerick NEW YORK CITY, New York - Senator Robert Kennedy, brother of former president John F. Kennedy, has just clinched the democratic nomination. Winning 1505 delegates, out of the 3010 total amount of delegates.

1963[]

November 22, 1963: GOVERNOR CONNALLY OF TEXAS SHOT, PRESIDENT SURVIVES: US flag with 50 stars by Hellerick DALLAS, Texas - Governor John Connally of Texas has just been declared dead by the Parkland Memorial Hospital, after being shot in the back of the head while riding in the Presidential limousine with the president.

Meanwhile president John F. Kennedy while also in the car, survived the assassination with only a graze in his shoulder. With millions of Americans breathing a large sigh of relief.

People[]

United States[]

Presidents[]

  • JFK John F. Kennedy (1917-1978)
  • Nixon Richard M. Nixon (1913-1994)
  • Rfk1 Robert F. Kennedy (1925-2005)
  • George H. W. Bush presidential portrait (cropped) George H.W. Bush (1924-2018)
  • Mario-Cuomo Mario M. Cuomo (1932-2015)
  • George-W-Bush George W. Bush (1946)
  • Kerry John F. Kerry (1943)
  • John McCain John S. McCain (1936-2018)
  • Massachusets Senator John F. Kennedy Jr. John F. Kennedy Jr. (1960)

Vice Presidents[]

  • LBJ Lyndon B. Johnson (1908-1973)
  • Spiro Agnew Spiro T. Agnew (1918-1996)
  • Henry Jackson CDM Henry M. Jackson (1912-1983)

Cabinet Members[]

Senators[]

Massachusetts

Representatives[]

Massachusetts

  • Speaker John McCormack John W. McCormack (1891-1980)

New York

Governors[]

New York

  • Mario-Cuomo Mario M. Cuomo (1932-2015)
  • Stan Lundine Stan N. Lundine (1939)
  • George Pataki August 2015 George E. Pataki (1945)
  • Andrew Cuomo Andrew M. Cuomo (1957)

Texas

Judges[]

Other[]

Soviet Union[]

Secretary of the Communist Party[]

  • Nikita S. Khrushchev Nikita Khrushchev (1894-1971)
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