

President John F Kennedy's presidential library has released the final 45 hours of his private recordings, representing the last months of Kennedy's life. The tapes include discussions on the growing conflict in Vietnam and plans for the 1964 election.
Kennedy recorded many of his White House meetings secretly, keeping their existence away from top aides. The library has declassified and released portions of the tapes since 1993. Among the conversations recorded is Kennedy discussing his ill-fated trip to Dallas, Texas in November 1963, and what would become the day of his funeral.
Monday? he asks during a discussion about scheduling. Well that's a tough day.
It's a hell of a day, Mr President, a staffer replies.
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