On the 16th of July, John F. Kennedy, with his wife and sister-in-law died in a small plane crash off Martha's Vineyard. Their fate was uncertain for a few days, but ultimately searchers located the wreckage and recovered the bodies. They were buried at sea on July 22 in a private ceremony, but public memorial services were held, including one that evening in Old St. Patrick's Cathedral. The tragedy evoked a tremendous outpouring of sadness and compassion, and deep media coverage. This was, however, especially strong in the US, although note was certainly taken elsewhere. In any case, the question can be asked whether there might be a larger reaction in the US than elsewhere. The following graphs show the GCP data as cumulative Chisquares during the ceremony at St. Patrick's. The first shows data from all eggs, the second from the US eggs only, and the third shows the data from non-US eggs. They speak for themselves.