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On the hallowed fields of Magna Carta, close to the River Thames at Runneymede, Surrey, on May 14, 1965, Queen Elizabeth II, with Mrs Jackie Kennedy at her side, dedicated Britain's memorial to the late American President John F. Kennedy. The seven ton Portland stone memorial and the historic ground around , became American property, in perpetuity, a gift from the British people. From left to right; the Duke of Edinburgh, dean Rusk, American Secretary of State and British Prime Minister Harold Wilson, listen to the Queen making her speech. (AP Photo/Staff)
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1965-05-14
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Associated Press
AP
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