Warren Commission finds Oswald acted alone in Kennedy death
The Warren Commission concluded Lee Harvey Oswald fired three shots from the Texas School Book Depository, killing President John F. Kennedy and wounding Gov. Connally, with no proven conspiracy. It urged tighter protection for the President and overhaul of Secret Service facilities. One eyewitness, Howard Brennan, saw Oswald at the window.
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Reds Capture League Lead By One Game
The Reds moved into a one game lead at the top of the league as results from around the circuit left them ahead by a single victory. Details and standings appear in the sports pages.
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War Ren Commission Report Summary In Sun
The full story of the Kennedy assassination commission report is in today’s Sun. Readers find the commission’s official summary and findings on pages 17 to 19, with photographs. Main coverage appears on pages 1 to 3.
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Endangered First Lady Recalled in Warren Commission Report
The Warren Commission Report recalls the former First Lady on November 22 1963 the day of President Kennedy's assassination. Photographs show Mrs Kennedy climbing over the car seat to reach the trunk while Agent Clinton J Hill struggles to board the speeding limousine.
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Weather and Kennedy incident described in report
The forecast calls for a clear day with gentle winds and a high of 93. The commissioner's report recounts Mrs. Kennedy leaping toward the rear of a car to grab someone as she moved to the back seat, observed by Presidential Assistant David Powers.
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Mrs Oswald Expresses Doubt Over Warren Report Findings
Mrs Oswald a 57 year old widow says she spent the night reading the 295000 word report and remains unconvinced by its conclusions about Lee. She questions lack of proof and calls for full release of all volumes while noting the Ruby killing trial remains ongoing.
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