“and Svendsen showed no other photos to be missing or tampered with. Book Five, Part One had not been signed out since September of 1977 according to the check out log. Both Flanagan and Svendsen stated they would have noticed the photos when the safe was opened at 10 A.M. Fri”
“and Svendsen showed no other photos to be missing or tampered with. Book Five, Part One had not been signed out since September of 1977 according to the check out log. Both Flanagan and Svendsen stated they would have noticed the photos when the safe was opened at 10 A.M. Fri”
“Svendsen showed no other photos to be missing or tampered with. Book Five, Part One had not been signed out since September of 1977 according to the check out I°g' Both Flanagan and Svendsen stated they would have noticed the photos when the safe was opened at 10 A.M. Friday ”
“is not a matter we have to res olve 25 right now. All right. NW 66000 Docld:32266459 Page 9 3 81 1 9 7 Mr. Sprague. Mr. Chairman, with regard to the investiga- 2 3 tion in more detail than we have gone into, I would start with the Kennedy assassi nation. It has come to our attent”
“s not a matter we have to resolve 25 right now. All right. NW 66000 Docld:32266459 Page 9 381 1 97 M r. Sp rague. Mr. Ch airman, with regard to the investiga- 2 3 ti on in more detail th an we have gone into, I would sta rt with the Kennedy assassinatio n. It has come to our atte”
“President is dead. The doctors were working too frantically to revive him to notice the exact moment. SHERR: [voice-over] Dr. Jenkins also has a very poignant memory of Mrs. Kennedy sometime standing next to him. LEXIS-NEX SC Services of Mead Data Central, Inc. EXISNEXISG ”
“paragraph 4). SA’s O’Neill and Sibert were under orders to be observers during the autopsy of President Kennedy at the National Naval Medical Center, Bethesda, Maryland, which commenced on the evening of 11-22-G3, to be of assistance to the Secret Service 9 and to look after”
“13-00000 15 14 71 Street Revives Past After the Crisis." Buninnes Week. 30 November 1963, pp. 28-31. (Flanner, Janet ("Genet," pseud.) "Letters from Paris." Nev Yorker, 7 December 1963, Vorver, Pale. Jhn "‘11-d_the Freefdert? New York: American Preen, 1964. pp. 133-134+, "”
“matter we have to resolve 25 right n ow . All right. NW 66000 Docld:32266459 Page 9 381 1 97 Mr. Spr ague. Mr. Chairman, with regard to the investiga- 2 3 tion in more detail than we have gone into, I would start with the Ke nn edy assassination. It has come to our attention that”
“our attention. 24 Chairman Downing. That is not a matter we have to resolve 25 right now. All right. NW 66000 Docld:32266459 Page 9 381 1 97 Mr. Sprague. Mr. Chairman, with regard to the investiga- 2 3 tion in more detail than we have gone into, I would start with the Kennedy ass”
“resolve 2 5 r ight now. All right. NW 66000 Docld:32266459 Page 9 381 1 97 Mr. Spra gue . Mr. Ch air man, with regard to the investiga- 2 3 tion in more detail than we have gone into, I would start with the Kennedy assassination. It has come to our attention that in the area of t”
“Book Five, Part One of the Kennedy Autopsy photos. On Monday July 10, 1978 at 2;30 P.M. Pvt Alford responded to the Committee offices and in the presence I of Chief -Counsel G. Robert Blakey, Robert Morrison, and William : H. Cross returned all fingerprint cards, and the 13 c”
“Book Five, Part One of the Kennedy Autopsy photos. On Monday July 10, 1978 at 2;30 P.M. Pvt Alford responded to the Committee offices and in the presence■ of Chief Counsel G. Robert Blakey, Robert Morrison, and William j H. Cross returned all fingerprint cards, and the 13 car”
“/J — /) / Selected Documents Relating to Allegations . Concerning the Assassination of President Kennedy Tab No. Document 1. Report of FBI Laboratory re, Dallas "derelicts" and alleged assassins on grassy knoll 2. Report of FBI Laboratory re Hunt and Sturgis photos and”
“president: excerpts from testimonies. 5.S. Neva and World Houts, Marshall. "Freaident Kennedy’s Autopsy was Botched," Medical Feonomics, 4 March 1968, p. 249. 14 November 1966, pp. 68-78. ECE?:s. llC-O uernesees: The Gremay Knoll. San Prmncisco: Idlewild Pubs.,, i<: a, Harcld”
“the bodies of President Kennedy and Governor Connally were rushed to th e Parkland Hospital. Preside nt Kennedy was on a stretcher wheeled into what is called Trauma Room No. 1, Governor Connally into a room right across from that, Trauma Room No. 2. 14 15 16 17 18 President Kenn”
“13-00000 Here is the start of the most famous article that we ever published - excerpted from the May, 1970, issue of Computers and Automation. If you would like to read this article, and look at the eleven photographs it contains, send us $2 (prepayment is necessary). This i”
“------ 23-27.- 1963, • aas Memorial Boon," Newaveek, 30 December 1963, pp. 49-50. Bolare, V.A. * One thing worse than this: Sermon delivered at Northhaven Methodist Church. Eduard J. "Der Tod Kau bei Bild 313: eine asue Untersuchung des Kennedy-Hordes." Dallsa, Ngveaber 24, 1”
“10 0 3 V. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION 20 M00 1 0 A. FBI Lab Report (Hunt and Sturgis Photos) B. Kennedy Assassination - Miscellaneous Notes C. Kennedy Assassination Panel of Medical Consultant D. FBI Material re Kennedy assassination E. NPIC Analysis of Zapruder Filming of ”
“1964. U.S. Congress. House. Committee on the Judiciary. Preserving evidence pertaining to the ■ 72 lenses anr trit they Cra Teach Us." leach December 1963, p. 4. Us." Life. 6shows asanssination of President Kennedy: report to accerjers R.R. 9545, Washington: low ca * Grassy K”
“ol= Y 4 A - Ltr from Cyril H. Wecht, M.D., J.D. to Olsen - May 9, 1975 w/ attached booklet on The Medical Evidence in the Assassination of Pres. Kennedy and slides. B - Ltr from Olsen to Wecht - 2 June 75 C - Ltr from Olsen to Wecht - 6 May 75 D - An Advice and Waiver s/”
“had a. shelf or a drawer in it. He also stated that at this time' he did.not observe any of the photos to be out of the plastic sheeting which ordinarily held them in the black binder. Mr. Blahut denied however that he opened the safe at any time other than when he put the. ”
“I Dallas," Reader’s Digest, January 3964, pp. 39-44. Cotte, Frits. "Wach John P. Kannadya Tod,” Die drei, 1964, pp. 143-145, Die erel. 1 a modern," Spectator, 29 November 1963, p. 681. "The Government Still Lives," Time, 29 November 1964,2 1963, pp. 1963, pp. 21-32. ’the Pre”
“ision, 2 SECRET م a. NW 65990 Docld:32374461 Page • មុ از 104-10196-10000 1 SECRET 2 had indicated i n writing to Chief, CIOPS, that he has no objection for Mr . Belin to do whatever is desire d with thèse photographs at this time. It should be noted that Mr. Fensterwald in 1971 ”
“13-00000 % is Street Revives Fast After the Crisis." Business Week, 30 November 1963, PP. 28-91. (Flanner, Jmets ("Const," poaud.) “Letters from Paris," — Tartar. 1 December 1963, : r. Dale. Who Killed the President? New York: American Press, 1964. . pp. 133-134+, ", Ken. *”
“President ------------ ’s Last Hour (motion * 23 November (cose-Picture). 1963, p. 8. ionim, 3. and S. Lund. “Seeds of Doubt: Some Questions About the Assassination." Key Ennchlic. 21 December 1963, FP. 14-17. 0 "Priceless Role." im 29 ,-- - 1963, p. 84. Dazana Wolper Produc”
“18 President Kennedy's condition was such that there was nothing further that would or could be don e. However, Governor Connally was within a short space of t ime wheeled out of Trauma Room No. 2 down a hallway to an elevator and up two flights to a holding room for subs equ ent”
“certain posi- tion and the testim on y was generally presented. Tour Our reading of it is there is a n indication of the wit- ness getting confused. In any event, t he witness ended up 9 saying he was not su re on which stre tcher it was found and 10 11 12 13 there a re o th er p”
“13-00000 APR 04 ‘97 10:03AM P. 12/44 PAGE 12 i. 56 Md. L. Rev. 1, *11 - Footnotes - - n57. See Warren Commission Report, supra note 15, at 19 ("President Kennedy was first struck by a bullet which entered at the back of his neck and exited through the lower front portio”
“from Dalles: the Trrnident is Dead, New York: Exposition Preso, John 1967.- Newavmn, Alfred. The Anaanninstion of John F, Kennedy, The Reason Why, Clarko on N. Potter, 1970. New York: Meinde, Themen M. "The Ameassinetion Industry: A Tentative Checklist of Publications on Nic”
“and Before the Fatal Shot There was in fact a conspiracy. Oswald played 11 The Radio Communicator 33 z a role in the conspiracy, although there is con clusive evidence that on November 22, 1963, he did' Charts no shooting at President Kennedy, and that, Just 1 Spatial Chart”
“ainst the wall but on the Co nna lly stretcher outwards, so the Warren Commission con- clude d t his bullet had to be found on the Connally stretcher. 14 15 I say this be cause obviously the question as to what bullet where, whose s tre tcher could be of some importance. 16 17 18”
“Room No. 1, Governor Connally into a room right across from that, Trauma Room No. 2. 14 15 16 17 18 President Kennedy's condition was such that there was nothing further that would or could be done. However, Governor Connally was within a short space of time wheeled out of Trauma”
“ns that the pirgsed plasto of Jock Ruby attry day before -NW-65990 Docld 32374797 Page 5 104-1019 6- 10354 he mobil bur son. (A fuett es crian leidung plication it this oncos couchisim ~ dard been the front thert when she hash copy of the been shown the same pl ertographi in her ”
“damage it, it was traveling at half or a third of its speed - fast enough to crush the bone, but not fast enough to deform the bullet. SHERR: [voice-over] The sudden backward motion of the President's head as the third and final bullet struck, blowing away part of his skull, ”
“ISTRY FLE K-2%3 NW 65990 Docld:32403830 Page 2 SUBJECT : Review of Agency Holdings Regarding Photogr aph of Unidentified Individual i n the Warren Commissio n Report REFERENC E: Memorandum fro m David W. Belin to E. Henry Knoche, dated 15 April 1975 1. In accordance with referenc”
“No. 2. 14 15 16 17 18 President Ken ne dy's condition was such that there was nothing further t ha t would or could be done. However, Governor Connally was within a short space of tim e wheeled out of Trauma Room No. 2 down a hallway to an elevator and up two flights to a holding”
“end World Report, 8 June 1964, pp. 38-39. Tupa, Stefan, "Dallas: Declaratif al Ipoteze," tussa. 12 March 1964, pp. 9-10. Sstegel. 17 (1963),76. Len, Joachim. "Der Nord von Dallas," Die Zeit, 19 (1966), P. 3. Turnbull, J.W. "Notes from Texas," •1Coemonweal, Cormomuea% Lumes, ”
“they descri be t he se s tr et ch er s a s s tre tcher A, Stretcher B and perhaps could stretcher B have been in a certain posi- tion and the testimony was generally presented. Tour Our reading of it is there is an indication of the wit- ness getting confused. In any event, the w”
“Scientists." Science, Langer, E. "Kennedy'a ent’s Doeth and the Two Speeches He Could Not Give. Austin, Texas: Pemberton rens, 17.3, December 1963, pp. 1446-1447. ination." New Republic, 1 February 1969, pp. 9-10. The Last Two Days (motion picture). Naval Theto Center 1211-6”
“that, Trauma Room No. 2. 14 15 16 17 18 President Ke nn edy's condition was such that ther e was no thing further that would or could be done. However, Governor Connally was within a short space of time wheeled out of Trauma Room No. 2 down a hallway to an el evator an d up two f”
“ced in the collected documentation backing up the narrative report (see Items 25 27). Chief, LA Divi sion, 2 SECRET م a. NW 65990 Docld:32374461 Page • មុ از 104-10196-10000 1 SECRET 2 had indicated in writing to Chief, CIOPS, that he has no objection for Mr. Belin to do whatever”
“975 SUBJECT: The Photo of an Unidentified Individual in the Wa rre n Commi ss ion Report: A Fa ctual Chronological Survey REFERENCE: Memorandum by Dav id W. Belin to Mr. E. Harry Knoche, 15 April 1975 (Attachment A) 1. Reference memorandum suggests it would be appropriate to reco”
“e narrative report (see Items 25 27). Chief, LA Division, 2 SECRET م a. NW 65990 Docld:32374461 Page • មុ از 104-10196-10000 1 SECRET 2 had indicated in writing to Chief, CIOPS, that he has no objection for Mr. Belin to do whatever is desired with thèse photographs at this time. ”
“I Agent, Badewell D. ODUM. pt The Warren Commissions rogant desko the ice of event 표준 ATM . 364-5 an d 667. (Attachment 8) The f 蝨 Im hich allmately v ou lte d in M is Marguerite sv ald she ha d been sho wn) allegatens that the pirgsed plasto of Jock R uby attry day before -NW-65”
“vator after 5 Governor Connally had been taken to t he second floor - the 6 stretcher w as bro ug ht back to the elevator. That operator M 7 8 9 10 11 12 said he then took the elevator with the stretcher down to the basement floor where President Kennedy's stretcher was against t”
“ent from Kennedy to Connally ends up on President Kennedy's stretcher. 24 The Warren Commission in t heir examination of this witness 25 NW 66000 Docld:32266459 P age 11 383 1 drew the conclusion that, yes, he did find this bu ll et , but 2 he was mistaken as to which stretcher h”
“made. On the other hand it may be that this photograph had not been identified until the time of the assassination but that she had heard or recalled perhaps either reading the transcript from the telephone tapping or getting a condensed report perhaps a weekly report or so”
“re-examined the autop- If Specter and McCloy were as confident to expect, the word "nothing" seemed a otographs and X-rays, and he dis- as the PSE shows them to be in the truthful particularly beautiful example of stress.. jthem at length on the CBS tapes. ness of the Warren R”
“pp. 57-60; 19 October, PP. 50-53. News and World Perort. 5 October 1.964, PP. 35-424. Septeeber, pp. 42-66, 51-54; 21 September, 48-52, "Untold Storice: Aftermath of the Assassination.” U.S. Neva and World Beport. 12 October "let Press Cencent Following Kennedy’s Death.” Curren”