We don’t know everything about the 1963 assassination of President John F. Kennedy and, despite the release of a ton of new documents, we never will.

On Sept. 26, 1963, President John F. Kennedy stepped off Air Force One onto the tarmac at Larson Air Force Base in Moses Lake ...

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North Texas revels in wiping the slate and rebuilding, often burying its past, both good and bad. After exhausting the ...

But first they would fly to Texas on November 21, for a two-day campaign swing through five cities, including Dallas ... of the Smithsonian National Museum of American History—were never ...

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Abraham Zapruder’s verbal account of JFK death is preserved, too Abraham Zapruder, the Dallas businessman who filmed the Nov ... Scott donated the original tape of the interview to The Sixth Floor ...

“Many folks leave the JFK Museum in tears, but they are tears of amazing memories ... Austin–Bergstrom International Airport is a two-hour drive. Dallas is a four- to five-hour drive. Home to a ...

The museum's executive director discussed issues, including fallen windowpanes and outdated mechanical and electrical systems ...