Could Modern Doctors Have Saved John F. Kennedy? Parkland Was Minutes Away, and It Still Wouldn’t Have Been Enough
A hospital a short drive from Dealey Plaza, a trauma team that did everything right and a row over paperwork that followed the president’s coffin out of the building DALLAS, TEXAS, 22 November 1963 – President John F. Kennedy was shot in an open limousine in Dealey Plaza at about half past twelve, and pronounced dead at Parkland Memorial Hospital at one o’clock. The limousine had covered the distance in…