JFK Time Line

[John Bevilaqua]

Here is Myra's JFK time line. I think it one of the best time lines of any kind I have seen. It is like a multi - dimensional time line and has the big picture as well as the small details. It is a work in progress. If you have anything to add to it post it here.
http://www.deeppoliticsforum.com/JFKtimeline.html

Thanks very much Maggie. I do want to emphasize that it's an early draft. It's really a framework that I need to flesh out. I expect it to be a long process, but I'm hoping to put meat on it as fast as possible.

Input is very welcome/desperately needed. The objective is to give context to the 1963 coup, as well as to other significant events--and show that many significant events are related. I want to see, and show, large patterns.

Did I mention that input is welcome?

Great job Myra. It appears that you might be in general agreement with me that the JFK murder was intricately intertwined with all the issues and participants involved with Civil Rights violence, Segregationism, the Viet Nam War and anti-Union activities. I will try to post what I feel are the significant events in the JFK, MLK and RFK timelines involving the so-called Mississippi Murderers: Wickliffe P. Draper, Elmore D. Greaves, Edwin A. Walker and Senator James O. Eastland whom I believe were among the major principals involved with the demise of JFK. Three of the Draper cash flows from his J.P. Morgan account to the MissSovComm occurred right after the death of Medgar Evers, Jr., just before the Birmingham bombing and then again just before The Freedom Riders in Philadelphia, MS were murdered. Elmore D. Greaves, an attorney from Mississippi who once headed up the U.S. contingent at WACL conferences, raised money for the defense of all the persons involved with those acts of Draper sponsored violence and even gave Bryon DeLa Beckwith a job at the Southern Patriot while he was preparing his appeals.