After Adlai Stevenson surprisingly allowed the party to decide his running mate at the 1956 DNC, a congressman from this state presiding over the DNC swung it away from John F. Kennedy and towards Estes Kefauver. In 1960, JFK gave a speech in this state to a group of Protestant ministers, warning “[t]oday I may be the victim, but tomorrow it may be you,” defusing controversy over his (-5[1])Catholicism. The day JFK won the Democratic nomination, he allied with (10[1])the (*) Speaker of the House from (10[1])this (10[2]-5[1])state, (10[1])Sam Rayburn. (10[1])In (10[2])response to an incredibly petty feud involving progressive (-5[1])senator Ralph Yarborough, JFK embarked on (10[1])a unity tour of this state where he sat with governor (-5[1])John Connally in a motorcade. For 10 points, name this (10[1])state (10[2]0[1])where JFK (10[2])was assassinated. ■END■