John F Kennedy Memorial Act 1964 (1964 c 85)

The Act established a memorial in the United Kingdom to honour the late President John F. Kennedy. It specifically facilitated the development of a memorial site at Runnymede, where a commemorative acre was donated to the people of the United States. The legislation symbolised the United Kingdom's acknowledgement of JFK's contributions to international affairs and his efforts to foster Anglo-American relations. It reflects the sentiments of the era and underpins the strong diplomatic ties and shared values between the two nations during a period marked by Cold War tensions.

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John F Kennedy Memorial Act 1964 (1964 c 85)

The Act established a memorial in the United Kingdom to honour the late President John F. Kennedy. It specifically facilitated the development of a memorial site at Runnymede, where a commemorative acre was donated to the people of the United States. The legislation symbolised the United Kingdom's acknowledgement of JFK's contributions to international affairs and his efforts to foster Anglo-American relations. It reflects the sentiments of the era and underpins the strong diplomatic ties and shared values between the two nations during a period marked by Cold War tensions.

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John F Kennedy Memorial Act 1964 (1964 c 85)

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