North Dakota native Clint Hill, a Secret Service agent on duty during Kennedy assassination, dies at 93
GRAND FORKS – Clint Hill, who grew up in North Dakota, became a Secret Service agent and was on duty and nearby when President John F. Kennedy was assassinated, died Friday at his home in California. His death was announced Monday by various news agencies, including The Associated Press. He was 93.
Who was Clint Hill? US Secret Service agent who leapt to save JFK from assassination, dies
Clint Hill a US Secret Service agent, best known for his actions on November 22, 1963, when he leapt onto US President John F Kennedy’s limousine in an attempt to shield the US First Lady after shots were fired in Dealey Plaza,
A North Dakota native who went on to guard the lives of several American presidents has died. Now, we remember Clint Hill’s ...
THE brave Secret Service agent who leapt onto John F Kennedy’s limousine after he was assassinated has died at the age of 93.
Washburn native Clint Hill visited Norsk Hostfest in Minot in 2012, when he was inducted into the Scandinavian Hall of Fame. He returned to Hostfest in 2016 to speak about his experiences in ...
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