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(Illustration by Emily Lankiewicz / Images via John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum, Oak Spring Garden Foundation, and public domain)

A Mystery Surrounding the Grave of JFK Is Solved
A sculpture recognizing a spontaneous gesture of affection towards the slain president vanished into thin air more than half a century ago. Here’s the story of how it was just recently rediscovered.
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