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John F. Kennedy, President of the United States
Date: November 22, 1963
Location: Dallas, Texas

Assassination:
Lee Harvey Oswald fired multiple shots from the sixth floor of the Texas School Book Depository building, striking Kennedy in the head and neck.

Investigations:
Warren Commission (led by Chief Justice Earl Warren) investigated the assassination, concluding that Oswald acted alone.
Autopsy reports and medical evidence indicate a single bullet entered through the rear of Kennedy's head and exited through the front.

Related individuals and events:

* Lee Harvey Oswald: The assassin was shot and killed by night club owner Jack Ruby on November 24, 1963
* Jack Ruby: Killed Oswald in an attempt to silence him
* Texas School Book Depository building: The location where Oswald fired the shots from the sixth floor

Evidence and testimony:
Multiple photographs and witness statements confirm the events surrounding the assassination.
Bullet holes and fragments were found in various locations, including the presidential limousine and the grassy knoll.

Key figures:

* Lee Bowers (railroad worker): Witnessed the events from a nearby railroad overpass
* Roy Truly (Texas School Book Depository employee): Claimed to have seen Oswald on the sixth floor around the time of the assassination

Other information:
The Warren Commission's report was released in 1964, concluding that Oswald acted alone.
Multiple conspiracy theories have emerged over the years, but none have been proven.

Note: The above summary is based on the provided document content and may not be a comprehensive or definitive account of the events surrounding the JFK assassination.

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