"The Assassination of President Kennedy" will explore the key conclusions of the controversial Warren Commission, as well as the shocking impact of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, ahead of the 50th anniversary on November 22.
So great to have eyewitness testimony from 3 journalists there that weekend in Dallas: @DanRatherReport Robert MacNeil, & Bob Huffaker. #JFK
by Herzog & Companyvia twitter11/15/2013 2:15:41 AM
Have seen and heard broadcasts from that day. Amazing how the news media covered that day wit the technology they had compared with today and the instant live news and 24 hour news cycle like CNN.
A CNN iReporter remembers this: "I was in fourth grade in Catholic school when President Kennedy was shot. There was a sudden crackling on the school PA system, the sound of the mike being put up against a radio. And then we heard the news. We were all herded into the church to pray then released early from school." http://ireport.cnn.com/docs/DOC-1051622
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by Dorrine Mendoza edited by leinz.vales11/15/2013 2:15:13 AM
I walked in to a cafeteria across the street from where I worked. I had just had my 18th birthday. A man I worked with said, "the President has been shot!" I told him he wasn't funny and that was a terrible thing to say. To my dismay, he wasn't joking. It was the most traumatic event in my life, as traumatic as 9/11.
The conspiracy theory's should be put to rest most if not all involved are close to their death bed I would think , this country can handle truth now more than at any point in time before
