Connally
Dallas motorcade passenger
Connally is a surname of Irish origin, most associated in American history with John Connally, the Texas governor who was wounded while riding in President Kennedy's motorcade during the 1963 assassination.
The name appears in Texas place names and political history: the Connally Amendment, Connally Hot Oil Act.
35th president's monogram
- DallasNorth Texas metropolitan area
- motorcadeProcession of official vehicles
- woundedHaving sustained harm
- limousineStretched luxury automobile
Oswald · governor · trajectory · testimony · survivor
State's chief executive
- Nixon37th U.S. president
- DemocratBlue party supporter
- RepublicanGOP party member
- campaignOrganized effort toward goal
LBJ · cabinet · election · bipartisan · legislation · diplomacy · ambassador · administration
JFK
35th president's monogram
- DallasNorth Texas metropolitan area
- motorcadeProcession of official vehicles
- woundedHaving sustained harm
limousine · Oswald · governor · trajectory · testimony · survivor
governor
State's chief executive
- Nixon37th U.S. president
- DemocratBlue party supporter
- RepublicanGOP party member
campaign · LBJ · cabinet · election · bipartisan · legislation · diplomacy · ambassador · administration · statesman
Texas
Second-largest American state
rancher · oilman · barbecue · ranch · Southern · drawl · cowboy
family
Related people together
Irish · descendants · namesake
ConnallyHubert Humphrey
Ted Kennedy · Barry Goldwater · Bobby Kennedy · Jesse Jackson · Bernie Sanders
ConnallyJohn F. Kennedy
Lee Harvey Oswald · assassin · gunman · perpetrator · Jack Ruby