Hinckley Parents Described as Devout Christians After Arrest
Evergreen Colorado residents describe J W Hinckley Sr and Joanne Hinckley as devout Christians who attend weekly Bible reading and prayer meetings. The elder Hinckley presides at World Vision volunteer work and expresses concern for son John Hinckley Jr who was arrested after a Washington shooting aimed at President Reagan.
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Jack" Hinckley Sr
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John Hinckley Jr
Africa
Christian Service
World Vision
Robinson
John
Vanderbilt Energy Corp
Denver
Erla Slaybaugh
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Secret Service
Haggard
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Typical assassin profile cited by Chicago psychiatrist
Chicago Sun Times summarizes Lawrence Freedman, a University of Chicago psychiatrist, describing a typical presidential assassin as a young white male plagued by self-hatred and social unease. He notes a troubled family background and a belief in acting for a social group, while cautioning that the Reagan attempt and Hinckley Jr. may not fit all aspects of the profile.
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Garfield
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National Commission On the Causes and Prevention of
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Aucourt
Hinckley
Ginger
Reagan briefcase with nuclear codes kept near during surgery
President Reagan stayed in hospital after shooting as the nuclear war football remained at his side with military aide Jose Muratti in the motorcade. Vice President Bush’s aide John Metheny also traveled with him, with officials declining to confirm whether he carries a similar device.
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Larry Speakes
Speakes
Muratti
Atone Hospital
George Bush
John Metheny
Bush
Texas
Peter Teecley
Metheny
Tetley
Teoley
Teeley
It almost seemed like a joke during Reagan shooting
Davenport assistant city administrator Michael Kadlecik, in Washington with officials to meet federal authorities, described the moment he heard gunfire at Reagan's assassination attempt as feeling like a joke. He recalled Reagan waving before the shooter fired five or six shots, leaving him stunned and horrified.
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UPI
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Tes Moines Register
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Hinckley arrest details tied to Reagan attempt wider
FBI accounts trace Hinckley’s October 1980 Nashville arrest for carrying three handguns during Carter visit. He quit the Nazi Party in 1979 amid militant critique, bought two cheap revolvers in Dallas days later, and eyed Washington. psychiatric treatment was disclosed by his parents amid a troubled path through education and work.
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Grand Ole Opry
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Highland Park High School
Texas Tech
College of Business Administration
Denver Post
Capital boasts toughest handgun law in country
President Reagan was shot in Washington DC, home to the nation's strict gun rules. The incident renews debate over private handgun ownership and possible trimming of federal enforcement. Republicans and gun groups urge swift action while supporters cite DC limits as proof federal controls are needed.
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