Warren Commission Report backs lone gunman verdict
The Warren Commission concludes Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone in Kennedy's assassination and Jack Ruby killed Oswald. It urges Congress to tighten presidential security and makes federal crime provisions for killing a president or vice president. A cabinet‑level security body is proposed. failures by Secret Service FBI Dallas police and press are noted. The report rebuts conspiracy theories and details Oswalds background and motives.
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Cries of Anguish After JFK Shot Revealed
The Warren Commission report details the moments after the Kennedy and Connally shooting in Dallas on November 22. It quotes President Kennedy saying I am hit and Mrs. Kennedy expressing distress as Gov. Connally warns they are going to kill us all and Mrs. Connally urges be still.
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Lee Oswald as viewed by commission and witnesses
The commission examined 24 year old Lee Oswald through many witnesses. They depicted him as a troubled, withdrawn youth with schizoidsplit traits and passive aggressive tendencies. Evelyn Siegel described an emotionally starved misfit who read Communist writings from age 15. Marguerite Oswald, living in Fort Worth, said his Marine career was a path to escape family oppression.
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Kennedy Inquiry Report Bears No Author Name
Washington AP says the Warren Commission report on President Kennedy’s assassination runs to 888 pages but lists no author. The work was prepared by Commission staff with extensive editing by Commission members.
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