Connally backs Kennedy assassination findings
Gov. John Connally, in Austin, says he agrees with the Warren Commission on Kennedy's assassination and that the first shot may not have hit him. He notes he cannot categorically state a conspiracy and doubts the commission was wholly wrong despite some criticism. He recalls hearing the third shot and questioning the sequence of events as he was injured.
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Reporter Recalls Tragedy In Dallas Presidency Autopsy
Washington bureau notes recall of Kennedy assassination, the autopsy, and the Warren Commission findings. Reporter describes the dramatic scene aboard the presidential motorcade and the eerie aftermath as officials and journalists processed the events.
Four Assassinations Across American History
A reflective recounting notes four U S presidents shot over years Lincoln in 1865 Kennedy in 1963 McKinley in 1906 Garfield in 1881 and the darkness of their deaths. The narrator compares accounts of the assassinations and recalls vivid dreams of the era and the enduring impact of the Warren Report.
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Secret Service Save Moment Cited In Kennedy Assault
Washington report details how a Secret Service agent acted fast on November 22 1963 to push Mrs Jacqueline Kennedy back into the car after she climbed toward danger during the JFK assassination scene. Agent Clinton Powers and others in the followup car witnessed the action and were noted in the Warren Commission material.
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Protecting the President: Warren Commission noted gaps
The piece discusses Commission views on presidential protection, noting that Johnson’s safety must be heightened and that the Secret Service already took steps after Kennedy’s assassination. It highlights recurring risks from crowds, the need for improved procedures, and ongoing scrutiny of motorcade security and public-contact practices.
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News Media Must Share Blame For Breakdown
The Warren Commission faults press and police for failures during Dallas in 1963, urging a code of ethics to protect investigations and fair trials. It notes reporters swarmed Dallas facilities, hampering Oswald interrogation, and calls for shared responsibility among news media and authorities. The report also criticizes unchecked information and urges better discipline among journalists during major cases.
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Don T You Read Before You Buy Ad Series
A descriptive ad essay promotes print advertising as a shopper aid. It extols how buyers study products, compare features and prices, and save clippings. It argues print fosters informed decisions and boosts sales for sellers through in print promotions.
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