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In the year since President John F. Kennedy's death, peoples throughout the world have given his name to countless memorials and landmarks. The impact on gazetteers was immediate, the National Geographic Society says. No other world leader has been so widely commemorated in geographical terms. A traveler can fly from Kennedy (the New York international airport) to Kennedy (the new 2 1/2-mile-high airport at La Paz, Bolivia). Bay City, Alaska, renamed itself Kennedy, as did a fishing village in Spain. Kennedy expressways take motorists through parts of Maryland, Delaware, Chicago, and Brazil. Cars cross Kennedy bridges at Louisville, Munich, Hamburg, Bonna and Vienna.
Kennedy streets are too numerous to list—in cities as remote in miles and spirit as Paris and the Croatian capital of Zagreb; in Belgrade,
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