Maasdam Departure from Holland
Lee, Marina, and June departed Holland aboard the SS Maasdam on June 4, beginning their Atlantic crossing to the United States.
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Lee, Marina, and June departed Holland aboard the SS Maasdam on June 4, beginning their Atlantic crossing to the United States.
The Oswald family arrived at Hoboken, New Jersey, aboard the Maasdam on June 13, 1962.
New York welfare officials helped the returning Oswald family obtain a room at the Times Square Hotel after their arrival from Europe.
Oswald, Marina, and their daughter flew from New York to Texas on June 14, 1962, after receiving family assistance with the fare.
Robert Oswald met Lee, Marina, and June at Love Field after their flight from New York to Texas.
After initially resisting family assistance, Lee accepted money sent by his brother Robert to help finance the trip from New York to Texas.
Lee, Marina & June arrive in Fort Worth
Oswald met Peter Gregory on June 19, 1962, demonstrated his ability to read Russian, and obtained a letter supporting his language skills.
FBI Agents Fain & Carter interview Oswald about his activities in Russia
FBI Agents Fain & Carter interview Oswald about his activities in Russia
FBI Agents Fain & Carter interview Oswald about his activities in Russia
FBI Agents Fain & Carter interview Oswald about his activities in Russia
FBI agents questioned Lee about his Soviet residence; he declined to explain why he had gone there and denied providing intelligence information.
The FBI agent assigned to investigate Lee Harvey Oswald upon Oswalds June 1962 return to the US after his brief defection to the Soviet Union
The FBI agent assigned to investigate Lee Harvey Oswald upon Oswalds June 1962 return to the US after his brief defection to the Soviet Union
Donovan begins direct negotiations with Castro for release of brigade prisoners.
Oswald hired public stenographer Pauline Bates to type notes about his Soviet experiences shortly after his return to Fort Worth.
McCone and Richard Helms visited Saigon and reviewed counterinsurgency, intelligence reporting, and CIA programs as the American commitment in South Vietnam expanded.
Bith of Thomas Cruise Mapother IV
A CIA memorandum dated July 3, 1962, reviewed information about Frank Fiorini, later known as Frank Sturgis, and his Cuban activities.
Records Blowin in the Wind during Freewheelin sessions.
NASA adopts lunar orbit rendezvous for Apollo lunar landing missions.
Senate rejects medicare for the aged
The US performs nuclear tests at the Nevada test site
Mariner 1 is launched toward Venus but a guidance failure forces controllers to destroy the spacecraft shortly after liftoff.
An greement signed by 14 nations guarentees the neutrality & independence of Laos
An greement signed by 14 nations guarentees the neutrality & independence of Laos
An greement signed by 14 nations guarentees the neutrality & independence of Laos
After the Geneva agreement on neutral Laos, McCone managed CIA responsibilities for supporting Hmong forces while seeking to keep the covert role limited.
An greement signed by 14 nations guarentees the neutrality & independence of Laos
An greement signed by 14 nations guarentees the neutrality & independence of Laos
Donovan continues direct talks with Castro's government over terms for releasing Bay of Pigs prisoners.
Miskovsky assists Donovan with legal, logistical and diplomatic aspects of negotiations.
Oswald obtained work as a sheet-metal worker with the Louv-R-Pak Division of Leslie Welding Company during July 1962.
Legally changes his name from Robert Allen Zimmerman to Robert Dylan.
Marilyn Monroes death was officially confirmed by Monroes physician, Dr. Hyman Engelberg, who arrived at the house at around 3:50 a.m. At 4:25 a.m., the Los Angeles Police Department is notified
Death of Marilyn Monroe
Marilyn Monroes death was officially confirmed by Monroes physician, Dr. Hyman Engelberg, who arrived at the house at around 3:50 a.m. At 4:25 a.m., the Los Angeles Police Department is notified. Death of Marilyn Monroe, found dead in the bedroom of her Brentwood home by her psychiatrist Dr. Ralph Greenson
Death of Marilyn Monroe, found dead in the bedroom of her Brentwood home by her psychiatrist Dr. Ralph Greenson
It was estimated that she had died between 8:30 mins 10:30 p.m., and the toxicological analysis concluded that the cause of death was acute barbiturate poisoning.
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