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Jimmy Fallon promotes John F. Kennedy's oft-quoted phrase, "Ask not what you can do for your country..." as a rephrased tagline and call to public service, "Ask What You Can Do." The campaign, for the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum, marks today's 50th anniversary of his inauguration.

The library also just launched a website archive, marking the first time a presidential library has digitized all of its documents and put them online. Today's Google Doodle also honors Kennedy's swearing-in to the White House in 1961, while Life magazine released never-seen photos from the inauguration ceremony. NBC News, meanwhile, released an iPad app in November timed to Kennedy's 50-year presidential anniversary.