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GOVERNMENT REPORTS
Alleged Assassination
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Index
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Abbreviations:
JFK - John Fitzgerald Kennedy
LBJ - Lyndon Baines Johnson
LHO - Lee Harvey Oswald
RFK - Robert Francis Kennedy
WC - Warren Commission
ABC News
Adams, Francis “Frank”
Air Force One
Alexander, William
Alvarado, Gilberto
American Bar Association
American Civil Liberties Union
American Fact-Finding Committee
Anderson, Clark
Anderson, Eugene
Anderson, Jack
Andrews, Dean, Jr.
Andrews Air Force Base
Angleton, James Jesus
anti-Castro plots and
CIA Mexico City and
death of
death of Meyer and
death of Scott and
FBI and
Nosenko and
Slawson and
Thomas allegations and
WC and
Whitten and
anti-Castro activists
anti-Communists
Arbus, Diane
Arévalo, Juan José
Arlington National Cemetery
Armas, Joaquin
Armed Forces Institute of Pathology
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Army-McCarthy hearings
Army Medical Corps
Assassination Records Review Board
Associated Press (AP)
Atlanta Constitution
autopsy report
alleged alteration of
errors in, and entrance wounds
FBI memos and
original report and notes destroyed
photos and X-rays
sketches and
Aynesworth, Hugh
Azque, Eusebio
Baker, Bobby
Baker, Marion
Baldwin, John F.
Ball, Joseph
Baltimore Sun
Barson, Philip
Bayh, Birch
Bay of Pigs invasion
BBC
Belin, David
Belli, Melvin
Belmont, Alan
Benavides, Domingo
Bernstein, Lester
Bertrand, Clay
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Bethlehem Children’s Home
Boggs, Hale
Boonstra, Clarence
Bork, Robert
Borkin, Joe
Boswell, J. Thornton
Bouck, Robert
Bradlee, Ben
Branigan, William
Brennan, Howard
Brennan, William
Breyer, Stephen G.
Bringuier, Carlos
British “Who-Killed-Kennedy?” Committee
Brownell, Herbert
Brown v. Board of Education
Buchanan, Thomas
Bugliosi, Vincent
bullets. See also single-bullet theory
autopsy and
ballistics on
Connally testimony and
doctors’ testimony and
early FBI report on
found near Parkland stretcher
fragments and
Jacqueline Kennedy’s testimony on
Lane on
non-FBI experts examine
third, not found
trajectory and source of
WC report and
witnesses and
Zapruder film and
Bundy, McGeorge
Burger, Warren
Burkley, George
Califano, Joseph
California Medical Association
Calvillo, Manuel
Carousel Club
Carr, Waggoner
Carrico, Charles
Carter, Jimmy
Castro, Fidel. See also anti-Castro activists; pro-Castro activists; Cuba; Cuban embassy, Mexico City
CIA plots to kill
CIA spying on
Coleman meets with
Cook and
Duran and
FBI and
Hoover letter on LHO and
LBJ’s suspicions of
LHO’s admiration for
LHO’s offer to kill JFK and
Mafia and
Mann’s suspicions of
Odio and
RFK and
Ruby and
Rusk and Ford on
Russell and
threatens JFK in interview
WC investigates
Whitten and LHO link to
Cavanaugh, Bart
CBS News
Central Intelligence Agency (CIA). See also specific individuals; operations; and stations
actions of, post-assassination
Alvarado and
Angleton and
anti-Castro groups and
Bay of Pigs and
Castro assassination plots and
Castro surveillance by
Church Committee on
creation of
Cuban programs of
declassified files of
domestic spying by
Dulles ousted from
Duran and
evidence concealed by
FBI letter on LHO threats to kill JFK and,
Garrison and
Garro connection suppressed by
initial report to WC
KGB and
LBJ and
LHO and possible link to
LHO investigated by
Manchester and
Mann and
Nosenko and
Pearson warns Warren and LBJ about
RFK’s fears of
rumors about link to assassination and
Russell and
Scott’s retirement and death and
secret classification and
secret informants and
Secret Service receives LHO report from
Slawson and
Thomas and
Warren and
WC Cuban documents request and
WC files and
WC investigation of
WC liaisons with
WC report and
WC testimony and
CIA Clandestine Servi
ces. See also WH-3
CIA Dallas station
CIA Mexico City station. See also Winston Scott; and other agents and informers
actions of, on death of JFK
Americans watched by
cables on LHO and
Cobb and
conceals papers from WC
Contreras-LHO tie and
Cuban surveillance by
Duran and
FBI and
FBI raw files on, read by Kelley
LHO chronology by
LHO surveillance and
LHO and KGB and
LHO threat to JFK and
LIRING/3 and, on Duran
Scott and
Slawson and Coleman visit
Thomas and
WC investigation muddied by
WC report and
CIA Miami office
Charles William Thomas Defense Fund
Child, Julia McWilliams
Childs, Jack
Childs, Maurice
Choaden, Michael C. (pseudonym of Phillips)
Church Committee, see U.S. Senate
Church, Frank
Civil Air Patrol (CAP)
Civil Rights Act (1957)
Civil Rights Act (1964)
civil rights movement
Clark, Ramsay
Cleveland, Grover
Click, Darryl
Cobb, June
Colby, William
Cold War
Coleman, William Thaddeus, Jr.
Castro meeting and
drafts LHO chronology in Mexico
Mexico City trip and
Columbus Enquirer
Conforto, Janet “Jada”
Connally, John
clothes of
FBI report and
Jacqueline Kennedy on
as LHO target
single-bullet theory and
Specter and
WC testimony of
Zapruder film and
Connally, Nellie
Conroy, Edward A.
conspiracy theories
autopsy and
Aynesworth and.
Califano and
CIA-Castro link and
CIA Mexico City and Cuban connection
Coleman Castro interview and
Connally and
Dallas police misstatements and
de Morhenschildt and
Epstein and
European reception of
Ford and
government officials’ failures and
growth of, after WC report
Hoover and
Lane and
LBJ and
Liebeler and
Mann and
Martin and
Redlich and
RFK and
right-wing and
Ruby and
Russell and
Scott memoir and
Slawson and
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