A Cruel and Shocking Act: The Secret History of the Kennedy Assassination (102 page)

Warren and

WC files and

WC report and

WC report costs and

Russell, Robert

Salinger, Pierre

Saturday Evening Post
Scelso, John (pseudonym of John Whitten) Schieffer, Bob

Schlesinger, Arthur M., Jr.

Schrand, Martin

Scobey, Alfredda

Scott, Janet

Scott, Winston “Win”

death of

memoir of

Phillips novel and

retirement of

Thomas and

second gunman theory

Secret Service

autopsy and

CIA and

cover-up and

creation of

Dallas investigation and

drinking by agents and

FBI fails to alert

initial reports by

Jacqueline Kennedy’s testimony on JFK funeral and

Marguerite Oswald and

Marina Oswald and

news reports on

O’Donnell and

Protective Research Section (PRS) Specter and

Stern investigates

WC report and

WW testimony and

Zapruder film and

September 11, 2001, attacks

Seymour, William

Shaneyfelt, Lyndal

Shanklin, Gordon

Shark and the Sardines, the
(Arévalo) Shaw, Clay

Sheridan, Walter

Shipley, Carl

Sidey, Hugh

Silverman, Hillel

single-bullet theory

autopsy and

ballistics tests and

Connally and

Epstein on

Jacqueline Kennedy’s testimony and Specter develops

Warren and

WC internal dispute on

Sirhan, Sirhan

Slawson, David

Angleton and

Arévalo book and

background of

CIA and

Coleman Cuba mission and

conspiracy theories and

Dolan and

Dulles and

Duran and

FBI and

Ford vs. Rusk and

hired

LHO diary and

Liebeler and

Mexico trip and

Odio and

at Office of Legal Counsel

RFK and

staff relations and

WC report drafting and

work days of

Slawson, Kaaren

Smith, Howard K.

Smith & Wesson pistol (Tippit murder weapon) Socialist Party

Soviet embassy, Mexico City

Soviet Union (USSR).
See also
KGB

CIA and

de Mohrenschildt and

Duran and

FBI and

LHO and

LHO leaves

LHO letter to Soviet embassy and Marina and

Nosenko and

Paine and

RFK and

Rusk on

Russell and

WC investigation of

Special Affairs Staff (SAS)

Specter, Arlen

autopsy photos and

background of

Bork and

Connally and

Dallas trips and

Dulles and

FBI and

hired

investigation assignment of

Jacqueline Kennedy and

LBJ and

LHO autopsy and

Manchester and

Marina Oswald and

medical evidence and

O’Donnell and

report drafting and

Ruby and

Secret Service and

single-bullet theory and

staff relations and

transcripts and

Warren and

witness testimony and

Zapruder film and

Specter, Joan

Stalin, Joseph

State Department

Mann and

Thomas and

Steinbeck, John

Stern, Samuel

Stevenson, Adlai

Stiles, John “Jack”

St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Stolley, Richard B.

Stone, Harlan Fiske

Stone, Oliver

Storey, Robert

Stubblefield, Robert

Sullivan, William

Teamsters Union

Texas School Book Depository

LHO job at

shots fired from

WC tours and tests

witnesses at

Texas Theatre

Thomas, Charles William

CIA campaign vs.

Garro approaches

Garro follow-up by

loses State Department job

memo of July 25, 1969

memo of December 10, 1965

memo of December 25, 1965

papers of

pension reinstated

suicide of

Thomas, Cynthia

Thomas, Zelda

Thompson, Edward K.

Thorne, James

Time

Times
_of London Tippit, J. D.

autopsy photos

Lane and

Ruby and

WC report on

Tippit, widow of

Tito, Josip

Tocsin
(newsletter) Tomlinson, Darrell

Tonahill, Joe

Trevor Roper, Hugh

Trotsky, Leon

Trujillo, Rafael

Truly, Roy

Truman, Harry

United Nations

United Press International

U.S. Army

U.S. Congress

U.S. embassy, Mexico City

U.S. House of Representatives

Appropriations Committee

Select Committee on Assassinations Un-American Activities Committee U.S. Marine Corps

U.S. Senate

Armed Services Committee

Select Committee to Study Governmental Operations with Respect to Intelligence Activities (Church Committee) U.S. Supreme Court

Warren retires from

Vietnam War

Wade, Henry

Waldo, Thayer

Walker, Edwin

Walter Reed Army Medical Center Ward & Paul company

Warren, Dorothy

Warren, Earl

autopsy report and

background of

Belin and

Boggs and

classified documents and

Coleman Cuba mission and

Connally and

conspiracy theories and

Cuba and

Dallas police and

Dallas trip of

deadlines and

death of

Dulles and

Duran interview blocked by

Epstein and

FBI and

first learns of assassination first statement by, on assassination Ford and

Garrison and

Goldberg interview of

health problems of

Hoover and

Hosty and

impeachment campaigns vs.

Jacqueline Kennedy and

JFK and

Kennedy family protected by

Kennedy family response to report and key evidence denied to staff by Lane and

LBJ and defense of report by

LBJ and Lady Bird interviews limited by LBJ chooses, to head WC

leaks to media and

Liebeler and

“lifetime” comment and media

limits imposed by

lone assassin theory and

Manchester and

Marguerite Oswald and

Marina Oswald and

Markham testimony and

media and

Nixon and

Nosenko and

Olney and

Pearson and

personality of

polygraphs and

public response to report and Rankin appointed by

Redlich defended by

regrets accepting WC assignment retirement of

RFK and

Rowley and

Ruby and

Russell and

Secret Service and

secrets kept by

Specter and

staff and

Stern and

Supreme Court and

WC budget and

WC files and

WC first meetings and

WC organized by

WC report drafting and

WC report presented to LBJ by WC report signing and

WC report unanimous conclusion and WC routine and

Willens and

Zapruder film and

Warren, Earl, Jr.

Warren, Nina

Warren, Robert

Warren Commission (President’s Commission on the Assassination of President Kennedy).
See also
Oswald, Lee Harvey; Warren, Earl;
and specific agencies; commissioners; evidence; staff members; theories; and witnesses
aftermath of