New york Idlewild International Airport was officially renamed as John F. Kennedy International Airport on February 24th, 1963, and most people used to call it JFK for short.
The U.S. Department of Defense named an aircraft carrier USS John F. Kennedy and launched it on1October 22nd, 1964. 1964 An adult education institution opened in Pleasant Hill, California is called Johns Kennedy University.
In honor of Kennedy, the National Cultural Center in Washington, D.C. (still under construction and officially opened on 197 1) was renamed the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts.
Cape Canaveral, located on the east coast of Florida, was renamed Cape Kennedy at the end of 1963, but 1973 resumed its original name.
/kloc-in October, the launch operation center at Cape Canaveral was renamed the John F. Kennedy Space Center.
The U.S. Treasury issued 50 million 50-cent coins with Kennedy's head on them, but because people want to keep them as souvenirs, they can't keep regular circulation in the market.
A Canadian named a mountain that Robert Kennedy climbed as Mount Kennedy.
Britain has set aside three acres of land on a long-established grassland as the altar of Kennedy, where the Magna Carta was signed.
Funded by the World Rehabilitation Foundation of the United States, 1967 opened. A disabled school located in Shawan, South District of Hong Kong was named the John F Kennedy Center.
John F. Kennedy Library, 1964 In memory of the late American President John F. Kennedy, it was decided to build a permanent building in Boston Harbor-the John F. Kennedy Library. This library, which was built in 15 and completed in 1979, caused a sensation in the American architectural world with its novel design, bold modeling and superb technology, and was recognized as one of the best masterpieces in American architectural history. The American architectural community declared 1979 as the year of I.M. Pei, and awarded him the gold medal of the American Architectural Society that year.
Various committees all over the United States unanimously expressed their respect for President Kennedy by changing the place names, resulting in countless place names such as Kennedy Highway, Kennedy Airport, Kennedy Middle School and Kennedy Street.