Items
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1964, February
14
- Time |
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Original.
Historical issue of Time
with 5-pages cover story dedicated to "The Warren Commission- Probing
Kennedy's Death" and with Marina Oswald photo on the cover
page. |
1964, February
21
- Life |

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Original.
Historical issue of Life
dedicated to Lee Harvey Oswald.
On the cover, in a photograph taken by his wife, Lee harvey Oswald carries
the rifle with which he shot President Kennedy and the pistol with whichhe
shot officer Tippit.
Inside, article "Was Jack Ruby insane?" by Ernest Havemann and "Oswald:
evolution of an assassin" by Donald Jackson |
1964, April 26
- L'Espresso |
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Original. Italian Magazine "L'Espresso".
Article "Il Convegno sugli anni Kennedy - Il Tramonto della Nuova
Frontiera" (The Convention on the Kennedy years - The Fall of
the New Frontier). |
1964, May
29
- Life |
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Original.
Cover :
"Jacqueline Kennedy - she writes about her husband's mementos -
the one he liked more".
Article :
KENNEDY MEMORABILIA : Mementos of the President are put on exhibit
: "These are the things I hope will show how he really was" by Jacqueline
Kennedy. |
1964, July 3
- Life |
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Original.
8-pages cover story:
"Bob Kennedy's week of trial and decision".
In the cover photo, Bob in a happy moment at home with his and his brother
Jack's children |
1964, July 10
- Life |
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Original.6-pages cover story:
"Oswald's Full Russian Diary".
LIFE presents a fascinating and historic document, the personal diary kept
by Lee Harvey Oswald during his months in Russia. It is one of the most
important pieces of evidence studied by the Warren Commission in its
effort to unravel the character and motives of President Kennedy's
assassin.
At Marina Oswald's request, many Russian names in the diary have been
changed to prevint reprisals against Oswald's acquaintances.
The diary is printed exactly as Oswald wrote it, mispellings and all.
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1964, August
9
- Domenica del Corriere |
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Original.
Italian Magazine "Domenica del Corriere".
Kennedy's Death told by a
"maestro" of the folk ballad, Orazio Strano. |
1964, August
25
- Look |

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Original.
8-pages cover story :"The
ambitions of Bobby Kennedy" by Joseph Kraft.
In the same issue, a 5-pages article on "The Cuban crisis : how close we
were to war" by Roger Hilsman. |
1964,
September 16
- Columbus Dispatch |
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Original Newspaper clip.
Mrs John F.Kennedy holds
the hand of daughter caroline as they start off to the 6-year-old's new
school, the Convent of teh Sacred Heart on New York's East 91st Street. |
1964,
September
28
- The New York Times |
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Original.
Historical issue of
"The New York Times"
dedicated to Warren Report conclusions, that were made public the day
before.
The President's Commission on the Assassination of President Kennedy,
known unofficially as the Warren Commission, was established by President
Lyndon B. Johnson on November 29, 1963 to investigate the assassination of
United States President John F. Kennedy that had taken place on November
22, 1963. Its 889-page final report was presented to President Johnson on
September 24, 1964 and made public three days later. It concluded that Lee
Harvey Oswald acted alone in killing Kennedy and wounding Texas Governor
John Connally and that Jack Ruby also acted alone when he killed Oswald
two days later. |