ca. 1940	Aleksandr Semyonovich Feklisov, a.k.a.. Aleksandr Fomin (code name CALISTRAT), becomes KGB officer in the New York Soviet Consulate.  During his tenure he will recruit Julius Rosenberg and Ann-Margret Ollson as Soviet spies.
29 November 1946	Ann-Margret, age five, arrives in New York on the steamer Gripsholm  from Valisjobyn, Jamtland, Sweden with her mother, who is a ardent anti-Nazi and a Communist sympathizer.  She is immediately taken to Radio City Music Hall to see "The Al Jolson Story" and meets Feklisov at the concession stand.
August 1947	Howard Robard Hughes testifies on the H-4 Hercules (the "Spruce Goose") before the Senate War Investigations Committee, and is scathingly grilled.  As a result he develops an almost paranoid distrust of government and politics,  and begins maintaining secret files and conducting wiretaps on as many government officials as possible.
ca. 1955	Norma Jeane Mortenson Dougherty DiMaggio, a.k.a. Marilyn Monroe, joins The Actors' Studio in New York, NY.  She meets and forms long term relationships with Soviet sympathizers Lee Strasberg and Arthur Miller, the later of whom she will marry.  While in New York she meets and is seduced by Sen. John Fitzgerald Kennedy.
26 October 1956	Lee Harvey Oswald, a troubled and disturbed youth, begins Marine Corp basic training in San Diego, CA.
August 1957	Ann-Margret performs with the Danny Ferguson Band at the Muehlbach Hotel in Kansas City, MO.  She meets Clay L. Shaw and David William Ferrie, who are on a gambling trip.  She later arranges for them to meet with Feklisov.  They will later return the courtesy and introduce her to New Orleans mob boss Carlos Marcello.
January to March 1958	Elvis Aaron Presley goes on location in Orleans Parish, LA for the filming of "King Creole".  He hires Alan "Hog Ears" Fortas as his bodyguard.  Elvis meets and becomes friends with Shaw and Ferrie, who introduce him to New Orleans society.
29 March 1958	Elvis is inducted into the U.S.Army and begins six months of basic training at Fort Hood, TX.  During the course of his training he will befriend Joseph "Diamond Joe" Esposita and Charles Franklin "Slewfoot" Hodge, both of whom he will later employ as bodyguards.  Towards the end of his training he will attend a USO sponsored mixer and will meet Ruth Hyde Paine. They remain friends after his transfer to Germany.  Another bodyguard, Bobby Gene "The Dragon"  West, will later join him in Germany.  Upon arrival in Germany Elvis is humiliated when the commander of the Twenty Fourth Infantry Division, Maj. Gen. Edwin Anderson Walker,  refers to him as, "That hip swinging, hound dog face soldier".
11 September 1959	Oswald is released from active duty by the Marines.  After his defection to the USSR his discharge status will be downgraded to "undesirable".
September 1959	Oswald celebrates his release from the Marines by attending a performance of "The Suttletones" at the Nevada Club in Las Vegas, NV.  He meets the group's lead singer, Ann-Margret, who encourages him to defect to the USSR.  During the same engagement Ann-Margret will meet Hughes.
29 September 1959	Under Feklisov's orders, and with the assistance of Marcello, Shaw, and Ferrie, Ann-Margret arranges for Oswald to sail from New Orleans to England.  On 10 October he will fly from London to Helsinki, cross the Soviet border, and defect.
December 1959	Elvis, Esposita, West, and Hodge attend a USO tour show while stationed in Germany.  Among the performers is Ann-Margret.  Before returning to the United States she will also perform in Iceland, where she will collect valuable intelligence information for the Soviets.
31 December 1959	Francis Albert Sinatra invites Monroe to a New Years Eve celebration where she meets Kennedy in-law Peter Sydney Lawford and Chicago mob boss Salvatore "Sam Momo" Giancana.
ca. 1960	Feklisov becomes the chief of the KGB station in Washington, DC.
ca. 1960	Monroe maintains her affair with JFK.  She will later have a similar relationship with his brother, Sen. Robert Francis Kennedy.  The tawdry end of both relationships will led her to develop a need for revenge on the Kennedy clan.
May 1960	Sgt. Elvis Presley is honorably discharged from the U.S.Army.  He returns to his career as an entertainer, appearing first on the "Frank Sinatra's Welcome Home Party for Elvis Presley" television special, but carries a burning hate for Walker.
July 1960	Monroe begins filming "The Misfits", written by Miller, on location in Reno, NV.  Miller introduces her to Ann-Margret, who is preparing for a six week engagement with "The Suttletones" at the Riverside Hotel.  Ann-Margret begins recruiting Monroe as a Soviet agent.
20 January 1961	JFK is inaugurated as the thirty-fifth President of the United States.
6 May 1961	Ann-Margret records "And Here She Is: Ann-Margret" on the RCA label in Nashville, TN.  She meets Elvis and learns of his enmity for Walker.  She suggests that he consider hiring a professional gunman.
May 1962	Under orders from Feklisov, Oswald leaves Minsk with his wife, Marina Nikolayeva Prusakova, and returns to the United States.  They eventually settle in Fort Worth, TX.
19 May 1962	Monroe sings a sensuous, taunting version of "Happy Birthday To You" for JFK in a public performance at Madison Square Garden.  JFK's embarrassment is so great that he resolves to have Monroe eliminated
5 August 1962	Monroe is murdered in her Brentwood, CA home by RFK and Lawford in order to cover-up her liaisons with the Kennedy brothers, to safe guard the national security secrets divulged by them, and to save the Kennedy's embarrassment of their remote connections with La Costa Nostra.   Ann-Margret reports the "suicide" to Feklisov.
October 1962	The Cuban Missile Crises.  Feklisov helps negotiate a face saving settlement.  Afterwards he concludes that it would be desirable to have JFK eliminated.
January and February 1963	Elvis, eaten by hate, decides to murder Walker through a hired gunman.  Ann-Margret arranges for Elvis to meet Oswald in Dallas, TX during a layover as Elvis returns from location after filming "Fun in Acapulco".
22 February 1963	Elvis arranges for Paine to meet the Oswalds and take them under her wing.
10 April 1963	Oswald botches the assassination attempt on Walker.  Elvis is unforgiving, and will later conclude that Oswald is too inept to succeed in the assassination of JFK, but would make the perfect patsy.
29 May 1963	Ann-Margret performs in Washington, DC at JFK's birthday party.  She sings "Baby, Won't You Please Come Home?", a subtle reference to the Monroe "suicide". During her stay in the capitol she consults with Feklisov, where they discuss their plans for Oswald.
June 1963	Using evidence from a wiretap placed in John Edgar Hoover and Clyde Anderson Tolson's love nest at the Desert Inn Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas, NV, Hughes advises Ann-Margret that Monroe's death was ordered by JFK.  Ann-Margret swears vengeance.
July 1963	Elvis and Ann-Margret begin filming "Viva Las Vegas" on location.  After a torrid night of love making with Elvis at the Sands Hotel & Casino she confides that JFK was behind the murder of Monroe.  Using her knowledge of the botched Walker assassination, she blackmails Elvis into helping with the JFK assassination.
9 August 1963	Oswald is arrested in New Orleans while distributing "Fair Play for Cuba" leaflets.  Feklisov, Shaw, and Ferrie conclude that he is a loose canon and must be eliminated.  Feklisov suggests to Ann-Margret that Oswald would be the perfect patsy for the Kennedy assassination.  Marcello helps Oswald obtain weapons.
15 October 1963	Paine befriends Marina and, with the assistance of a friend named Linnie Mae Frazier Randle, arranges for her husband to be hired at the Texas School Book Depository on 411 South Elm Street in Dallas.
22 November 1963	Elvis, with assistance of  Esposita, Fortas, Hodge, and West, assassinates JFK while the president's motorcade passes through Dealey Plaza in Dallas, TX.  Infuriated by Elvis' rejection, Oswald murders Elvis look alike, Officer J.D.Tippit.
24 November 1963	At Ann-Margret's request Giancana and Marcello associate Jacob Rubenstein, a.k.a. Jack "Sparky" Ruby, assassinates Oswald in order to protect the true conspirators.
21 December 1970	Elvis shares the secret of the true events in Dallas with President Richard Milhous Nixon.  Nixon will carry Elvis' secret with him to his grave.

 
 

"Suspicious Minds" by Mark James First recorded by Elvis as a single 23 January 1969