“PlisseS UP1 9N Now reporter Smith is dictating a BULLETIN 1ST LEAD SHOOTING story ready for printing. DALLAS, NOV. 22 (UPI)--PRESIDENT KENNEDY AND GOV. JOHN B. CONNALLY OF TEXAS WERE CUTDOWN BY AN ASSASSIN’S BULLETS AS THEY TOURED DOWN TOWN DALLAS IN AM OPEN AUTONOBILE TOD”
“13-00000 > 1. JOIN F. KENNEDY Bickel, A.M. "Return to Dallas." New Republic, 23 December 1967, p. 34. Biobop, Jin. The Day Kennedy Wne Shot. New York: Fink and Wagnalle, 1968. "Black Friday, five years later." Urvaveek, 25 November 1968, PP. 22-23. A. GENERAL "B’nai Brith, ”
“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”
“PRECEDE KENNEDY DALLAS, NOV. 22 (UPI)--THREE SHOTS WERE FIRED AT PRESIDENT KENNEDY’S Smith over radiotelephone from MOTORCADE TODAY IN DO WN TOWN DALLAS. JT1234PCS.. the press car as it careered toward the hospital, sends out the first sparse news. UPI ASN HX Minneapolis s”
“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”
“13-00000 9 : pest-M acessaination threats of magnicide," Neweweek, 23 Deceabor 1963, >. B7. Kopkind, kadzoo, “The Rennedy iyatory Reopenud,” Nov Statesman, 29 July 1966, »• 163, John Pitsgerald Kennedy, 1917-1963, President of the United States of Amarieat Lajcs. "Tanatiowus”
“Gun, Nerin E. Fed Hoses From Tease. London: Frederick Muller, Ltd., 1964. 23r4 Noveater. Cotrent. Untes nn internet jewel Affairs, November 1963, pp. 38-39. Gurgo, Ottorino, Perche 1 Kennedy muoiono. Rome: Trevi, 1968. • "eth of the President T Iljefrnt- Lonlen N-9. , 30 Re No”
“13-00000 $ $ 1. JOIN r. KENNEDY . Bickel, A.M, "Saturn to Dallas," New Republic, 23 mer 1967, P. 34. Bishop, Jla. The Pay Kennedy Wag Shot. New York Funk and Wagnalls, 1968. "Black Friday, five years later." Neveweek, _ —25----- - „„, Fr. Noveaber 1968,se-ac. PP. 22-23. ”
“234-237. . Uruguay, Biblioteca del Poder Legialativo, Legtalativo. John P. Kennedy: John P, 1917-1963: noticia bin refics.S Kennedy: 1917.1963, , Richard E. "The Assassination of President John P. Kennedy! The Application of ocanion de su folicimiento. tone Mi--,Montevideo, ”
“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, ”
“13-00000 2. 1968." Viral Speeches, 15 June 1968, Johnson, L.B. "President’s Proclamation. June 6,Senior "ra-herntrce, Jimph. "tret flight from Dallas," Notsmkts 22 April 1967, pp. 20-22. "Johnson takes oath as nation mourns Kennedy." Scholotic, UCCot1963, Srholatic. 6o Decem”
“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”
“2ND ADD 1ST LEAD SHOOTING (9N DALLAS) XXX DALLAS. REPORTERS ABOUT FIVE CAR LENGTHS BEHIND THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE impressions of the shooting, HEARD WHAT WOUNDED LIKE THREE BURST OF GUNFIRE. Smith adds all he can remember SECRET SERVICE AGENTS IN A FOLLOW-UP CAR QUICKLY, UNLIMBERE”
“to the Assassination; excerpts from reports to Christian Century’s mis cor- 1d stories concerning the --- ----- Veeld Fenerts 30 Jenn ga renin or Fernident John P. Remedt- BAD. Anssnninatirni Nev York: New Ameri- respondents," Christian Century, 80 (1963), 1615-1619. "Repor”
“again," Newsweek, 30 November 1964, pp. 25-20. ------. "Death In Emergency No. One: Parkland Memorial Hospital," Saturday Evening "An-ivernary of on Ansasrination," Fnconntructioniat. 27 November 1964, p. 6. Post, 14 December 1963, pp. 30-31. Ant-rinis, Brother. "Death boa Poun”
“Senate. Committee , Robert Lewis, "The Relevant Question," Saturday Beviev, 14 December 1963, p. 23. ecaeto -a _the Judiciary. Preserving SY pence pertaining to the 92949” >.K., Jr. "Penn from a Dallas citizea," Look, 24 March 1964, pp. 88+, necige of President Kennedy: report ”
“13-00000 44 17 "Das Teuflische Spiel sms den Kennedy-Mord. Der Trick des Weltkeswynfewue Purchschaut ad Miangluckt." S-hlenfarhe rundachau, 15, 0o, 49 (1963), 1, 3. , v. "No time for collective guilt." "L hy end World Perort, 9 December "This is a Great Nation," Econesiet, 30”
“"United United Prene International (n.d) Prens Merrlesn. me Murerr of.she X:-nud: An peory behind the Kenonty aannnwination. of the Yeing -, Willive R. Aanerginirie by Consensus: V * Rome, 1964. - a Public Lav 202. S.J, Ren 137, joint resolution authorizing Omwvisston es”
“13-00000 COME SHARE THE FINDINGS OF THE NATION'S EXPERTS UetAUe Gr AT A TWO DAY CONFERENCE A f' f» ;. Nevrnt • w-5 - a t 4* ASSASSINA i ONS THE LAST THREE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS HAVE BEEN DECIDED BY SPONSORED BY THE COMMITTEE TO BULLETS: INVESTIGATE ASSASSINATIONS A 1”
“13-00000 % 9 - Don, Bylvan, ares Quaeticns -------------- About President Keas 36-37, ‘s *********** National med T.” The Kennedy Literature: A Bibliographical Benny on John P. Kennedy. Tertt New York University Press, 1968, "Funeral. of John Fitzgerald e 1966, PP.” 11”
“June 1964, pp. 38-39. pp. 53-34, Kennedy Apsanainatton Stoty." .Saturday Review. 14 December 1963, •, Leo, “As I was Saying." Hrv Leader. 9 November 1964, PP. 8-13. Sirimongkou, Banglang khAttakam prathinathiphod" Kemnedi. Bangkok, 1964. The Torch Ie Passed: the Associated ing”
“/--sinetion Given Iepetve to Dodd’e Cun Bill." Advertising Are. 2 December 1963, pp. 1 2. A* .....einatJon of a President, reprinted from Nev York Tirra with intro. by Anthony Levis. Bugialli, Paolo, et al. Oil ha uccino i Kennedy. Roma: Trapani editore, 1968. Business Pledges”
“13-00000 % mis” ir, % "No time for collective guilt." 0.8, Serre and World Report. 9 Deember “Dan zeurlteche Spiel - den Eennody-Mozd. Der Trick Ben Veltkam Durchschaut 1963, p. 72, Hiasgluckt." Schlealache ryndscheu, "fhie le a Croat Nation," Economists e ”• 49pp.(1963), ”
“Story." U.S, New# 22, 1963, "November 22, Pmychiatric Evaluation." Science Digest, 1963, «a Pnychiatric and World Report. 8 June 1964, PP. 38-39. Alfred. "InTr. July 1965, 30-41. Gitzen FBI-Agenten, ‘Crenel Dallea Tupa, Stefan. "Dallas: Declaratii al Ipoteze," Lumen, 12 Mar”
“Saturday Evening Post, 4 January 1964, p, DO. Morven. Les quatre jours du Dallas. Paris: Editions Franco-Sapire, 1966, "Have We Learned Our Lessons?" Christian Century, B0(1963), 1567-1568. ‘"S ed Day In Teaea." Sineent. 14(1964). 26-27. Na Gave His Life. Nashville, Tonn,: The ”
“13-00000 . 9 62.116 40-33 COME SHARE THE FINDINGS OF THE NATION’S EXPERTS DECADE OF AT A TWO DAY CONFERENCE ASSASSINATIONS E LAST THREE PRESIDENTIAL CTIONS HAVE BEEN DECIDED BY SPONSORED BY THE COMMITTEE TO BULLETS: INVESTIGATE ASSASSINATIONS 64 - result decided by t”
“surrounding vies.) crowds, was shot to death. Lee Harvey Oswald, an More than 50 persons were involved in the con ex-Marine, and former visitor to the Soviet Union, spiracy at the time of firing the shots. These was arrested that afternoon in a movie theatre in persons includ”
“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”
“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”
“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”
“13-00000 62-116 97-33 COME SHARE THE FINDINGS OF THE NATION’S EXPERTS DECADE OF AT A TWO DAY CONFERENCE ASSASSINATIONS THE LAST THREE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS HAVE BEEN DECIDED BY SPONSORED BY THE COMMITTEE TO BULLETS: INVESTIGATE ASSASSINATIONS 1964 - result decided by t”
“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”
“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”
“photographs, the microscopic slides, the bloodstained clothing, yes, even the President’s brain, ‘ wherever it has been hidden. These things, he said, would go far toward answering the questions about what actually happened * that day in Dallas. Maybe they would even confi”
“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”
“December 1963, p. 3. 879. London Revs. 66, no. 1707 (1963), 766-768. Pomerants, Charlotte, comp. The Mood of the Nation. New Yorkt Marsini and Mussell, 1964, "Ristory as Tragedy." ilinttrated -- z’w viesnik u sxitedui 27 Nover- "Portrait of a Psychopath," Newsweek, 16 December ”
“Kennedy." Columbia f*rert 'ock an Dallas.” U.S. foun and World Peroxt. 3 February 1964, pp. 42-46. . "A Tear of Progress with a Sorrowful Close?' Columbia, January 1964, p. 16, '», ». "why was JSK Shot?" Atles, Iloy 19ai, po. 10-13. "Hatred knows no logic," Saturday Evening Pos”
“all of Life’s pictures and text on the most shock tion. CCopenhagen: Nyt Bordiak Poring, 1965, 'A-rtfon. (17 November 1964: The JFK Memorial Ianue), pp. 33-36. ing event of our time, including his biography and his most enduring vorda. Chi- *gp . Megzernl remedy," letk - . ..”
“Cowernt, Fall/Winter 1967, pp. 47-5J. Ushakov, G. "Dallas Merry-go-Round," Hey Ties, 18 March 1964, pp. 27-29. . Perien Zntarhre,_ 1250-025 t ° Letino - 1964.• • John- • Kennedy: nermonn 90.532 Van Der Karr, RI chard K. Crinin in Dallas: an historical study of the ectiviti of”
“internazionali, Florence, :39, Gary. "Dallno: Out There," National Catholic Reporter, 4 January 1967, p. 10. *.. 30 (1963), p. 3. son, Richard. "What Happened to the Kennedy Program." Look (17 November 1964: JFK RadoJ ci c, Miroslav. "Kako je Amerika Primila Vest a Zlocinu u Te”
“Kennedy." Riviate di atudi politic! internaalonnll. Florence, sary. "Dallas: Dot There," National Catholic Reporter, 4 January 1967. p. 10. . 30 (1963), p. 3. Richard. "What Happened to the Kennedy Freeran.'' Look (17 November 1964: JFK Radojcic, Miroslav. "Kako jo Aaerika Prim”
“MurHer arid * ER: "Seedsesqtil BR.PP the death and te *jrn‘n Hurd r: Smnrere 22-24. December 1963, PP. 2-3, 1967. Lefever, Ernest W. Uncertain Mandate. Baltimore: John Hopkins Press, 1967, 1968. Lerner, Max. "The World Impact." Illustrated London News, 66, no. 1707 (1963)”
“122, no. 5 (1965), 523-529. —. hILEVARl II. toe Vhttevaali n. mi-secret service the FBI-Secret Service coverup,. Hyatteville, Md., 1966. Habe, Hans, Anatomy of Hatred: the wounded land. London1 Barrap, 1964. D. and V. Turner. ^In the Shadows of Dalias." Remparts, 25 January 1”
“/ , Hour % Month Day Year Hr. 10 1125 p.m. 11/24 Counted Tail 20d. INJURY OCCURRED WHILE AT WORK 21. NOT WHILE. AT WORK 1 / City Hall ild hereby certify that I attended the deceased from_ Dallas 20s. PLACE OF INJURY (e.g., in or about home, farm, factory, M CITY, ”
“"Crystal Jall: Condensation from offt of Prophecy." Reader's Diment, July 1965, pp. 235-242, Reaction in the South." Reaction to killings." Meynweek, 16 Becceer 1963M‘Jayyar7 1967, pp. 581-597, re inteld rtories concerning the Death of a President by W. Kmchester." U.S, News ”
“361-362, sequrline L. "Mra, Kennedy says thank you to 800,000 friends," Life, 24 January 1964, pp. 378-32C. oed-nieree Die Kennedy -"we"William __ re Mein’sBuchOwn Bokampren. Manchester Story," J^ok, in 1947 ” StelaTa-n (eiaz" ght eertattest -rrenkfurtsS. porta). 26”
“Lyndon B. Johnson, and headed by Chief Justice Earl Warren of the U. S. Supreme Court, published its Acknowledgements and Notices 58 report in September 1964. and concluded that Oswald Epilogue 59 was the sole assassin and that there was no conspir Bibliography 60 acy. • In”
“Wounding of Governor John B. Connally, November 22, 1963.Austin, Texas. 19. pp. 40 -50B, Castro, Fidel. Comparecencia del Conmndante Fidel Centre, ante el pueblo de Cuba sobre los ey,” Tire, 27 December 1963, P. 18, sucesos relacionados conel aseainato del Presidente Kennedy. H”
“December 1963, pp. 2-3, Lefever, Ernest*“*W. — Baltimore: Uncertain Mandate, trated John Hopkins Press, 1967, 1963. 15. Lerner, Max. "The World Impact.” 1-- M— Lanfom Ma-an 2a — • - ee-e- New Jllvetrated London Neve. 66, no. 1707 (1963). achie. The Biggest Lie Tver Told. t”
“thought the. details were so- • ambiguous that he called the • • memo "meaningless,” :5.1L is also known, of. V. course, has 1/e Csvoldigthe, __ . . assassin, was active in the : • pro-Castro movement and: J vih 1 — traveled to Mexico seeking a9 ICuban visa a few weeks]. ”