Motives and Security Failures Surrounding Kennedy Assassination
The commission finds Oswald acted alone. It reviews his Soviet stay, contacts, and lack of foreign government involvement. It assesses potential links to groups, FBI CIA ties, and Jack Ruby rumors, then critiques Secret Service prep and coordination before Dallas, noting needed reforms and improved threat detection.
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Soviet Union
Oswald
Kennedy
Cuba
Mexico City
Mexico
United States
Communist Party
U.S.A
Fair Play For
Socialist Workers Party
FBI
CIA
U.S
Walker
Recommendations Prompted by Kennedy Assassination Review
A federal review of Presidential protection follows Kennedy's death. The Secret Service proposes a Cabinet committee oversight, possible transfer of duties, a Treasury special assistant, and overhaul of advance threat detection with new criteria and data processing to receive information from other agencies.
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Secret Service
Department of the Treasury
Commission
Secretary of the Treasury
Secret Service J
Precautions on Presidential Parades and Security Reforms
The commission urges expanded protective measures for presidential motorcades including heightened attention to route buildings and stronger liaison with local police. It calls for more Secret Service personnel and resources, ongoing federal agency cooperation, and the president’s physician accompanying him. It also recommends making presidential assassination a federal crime and improving handling of defectors by the State Department.
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Secret Service
Commission
FBI
Lee Harvey Oswald
Dallas
Oswald
Love Field
Trade Mart
Texas School Book Depository
Kennedy
Secretary of the Treasury
Attorney General
National Security Council
Executive
Congress
Mammtoalan Hallaenac
Service
Department of the Treasury
U. S
Department of State
Department
John Kennedy
United States
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Jacqueline Kennedy
Jack
Warren
William McKinley
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
George Burkley
State Department
Bar
Kennedy Assassination Findings Sustain Oswald Lone Gunman Theory
The commission's 888 page report reaffirmed Oswald acted alone in Kennedy's death and Connally's wounding, found no credible evidence of a conspiracy, and criticized police handling during Oswald's transfer. It detailed the trajectory from the sixth floor Depository to the limo and noted chaotic press involvement and risks to a fair trial.
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General Walker
Edwin A. Walker
United States
Soviet Union
Cuba
Ruby
Oswald
Caroline
Kennedy
Lee Harvey Oswald
White ‘House
J. D. Tippitt
Book Depository
Hisself
Gov. Connally
Connally
Gov. Connailly
Ormant
Tippit
U. S
Dallas
Commission
Houston
Elm Streets
Secret Service
Kenneth O'Donnell
Ike
Aiga
Texas School Book Depository
Burglary Spree Reported At Multiple City Sites
Police tracked a series of break ins across several locations. A Cosden Service Station plate glass window was smashed and drink machines at Vicksburg and Phillips 66 stations damaged. Losses were not listed. A rear door at Mr. BB's Hamburgers No. 2 was found open with a looted cigarette machine and missing clock radio. Bread and rolls scattered at Hilltop Barbecue after entry. A 89 dollar portable TV, 100 dollar records, 50 dollar rifle and 25 dollar radio taken from a home on 5201 41st Street. Nina Essary reported a 218 dollar television and 218 dollar camera stolen from her residence. An outlet cut on a refrigerator caused 50 dollars damage. Clothing stolen from cars and a dryer. A 13 year old was questioned in vandalism cases at a vacant house. Builder Bertell Jackson reported vandalism including broken windows and a smashed light fixture.
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Cosden
Ave
Vicksburg Ave
Phillips 66
34Th St
Salisbury Ave
210 Ave. H
E. Broadway
41St St
Tom Cheek
Elgin Ave
Nina Essary
E. Brown St
Joyce Askew
Ave. P
Betty Dodd
15Th St
Apt. 4
Lubbock
Bertell Jackson
Local birth notices list three new arrivals
Mr and Mrs Ray Nулutan announce a daughter born at 8 20 a m Sunday in Methodist Hospital weighing T pounds ounces. The father manages the infant wear department at Sears. Mr and Mrs Benny R Thompson report a son born at 11 35 a m Sunday in West Texas Hospital weighing 6 pounds 9 14 ounces. The father works at the 87 Club. Mr and Mrs Fred R Watson Jr announce a son born at 3 30 p m Sunday in West Texas Hospital weighing 7 pounds 4 ounces. The father is a remains?
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Ray Nuatlan
Methodist Hospital
Sears
Benny R.thompson
West Texas Hospital
87 Club
Fred R. Watnon Jr
Queen &J
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Assassin
Jack Ruby
Officer Tippit
Lee Oswald
NFO
Omaha
National Farmers Organization
Omaha Stock Yards
Mata
Ccriteria
Baghdad
Nikita Khrushchev
Rusk
Elmnd
Kellerman
Hill
David Powers
Lyndon B. Johnson
Rufus) Youngblood
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