1. Consequences of Cuban Missile Crisis, Oct. 14 - 28
U.S. Jupiter ballistic missiles in Italy & Turkey
Summer, Cuba & Soviet
Union agree to missile sites
Agreement: Official – 1 - Cuba
dismantles bombs, 2 - U.S. agrees to
not invade Cuba; Unofficial –
- U.S. removes bombs from Italy & Turkey
PGM-19 Jupiter

2. Cuban Missile Crisis

3. Consequences of Cuban Missile Crisis, Oct. 14 - 28
(1) Moscow-Washington Hotline, the “red phone” – direct communication
(2) LTBT / PTBT – Nuclear agreement to ban all nuclear tests above ground and to slow the nuclear arms race
(3) Krushchev removal – Oct., 1964, Premier Krushchev is replaced by the Politburo, as the Soviet Union Supreme leadership felt humiliated

4. November 22, 1963
JFK was in Dallas trying to get support for next year’s election.
Dallas had an unfriendly reputation towards politicians.

5. Lee Harvey Oswald Shown here in Oak Cliff, Texas.
Tried to defect to the Soviet Union and Cuba.

6. 6th floor

8. Sniper perch 1st shot 3rd shot
4 out of 178 witnesses claimed to hear shots coming from multiple directions

9. Oswald transferred to another jail.
Jack Ruby, a Dallas nightclub owner, shoots Oswald on live TV.
LHO will never go on record why he did what he did. He is now dead.

10. Back and to the left?
Many assume based on JFK’s bodily motion and blood spray that he was shot from the front.

11. All witnesses that day described shots from where Oswald was
Witness described people
but no shots behind fence
Oswald

12. Still frame at 0:15 of various bullet evidence:
Zapruder Film:

13. Picket fence

15. View from behind fence (x marks the spot)
3rd shot

16. Magic Bullet?
Using the bullet wounds, Stone used this diagram to convince people that one bullet could not hit JFK and the governor the way reported.
Notice both
heads are
level with
each other.