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Thursday, F

riday, & S

aturday N

ovember 14 —

16, 1991 T

he Hyatt R

egency Hotel

at Reunion S

quare D

allas, Texas

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All E

vents in Hyatt's R

eunion Ballroom

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urs

da

y, N

ov

em

be

r 14

No

on

- 10:00 pm

12:30 - 3:00 pm

1:30 - 4:00 p

m

2:30 - 5:00 pm

7:00 - 10:00 p

m

Registration &

Bo

ok F

air B

us T

ou

r NI

Bu

s To

ur #2

Bu

s To

ur #3

Meet th

e Au

tho

rs receptio

n

Joe Nick P

atoski, Welcom

ing Rem

arks

Book Fair opens

Registration/Inform

ation 1. G

ary Shaw. O

pening Re

Dr. C

yril H. W

echt, K

eyno

te Ad

dress

Eyew

itnesses Panel

(10 minute recess at 11:10 am

) Lunch B

reak D

caie P

laza Panel sw

ald Panel

Presentation: M

ontage of Conspiracy

Speak-out

Joe Nick P

atoski, Moderator

Friday, N

ovember 15

7:00 am

7:00 am - 5:30 pm

9:00 am

- 9:45 am

10:00 am - 12:45 p

m

12:45 pm

- 1:45 pm

1:4

5 m

- 3:3

0 m

3:45 p

m - 5:30 p

m

8:00 pm

- 9:00 pm

9:00 pm - 10:30 pm

Saturday, Novem

ber 16

8:00 am

8:00 am - 5:30 p

m

9:00 am - 10:45 am

11:00 am

- 12:45 pm

12:45 pm - 1:45 pm

1:45 pm

- 3:30 pm

3:45 pm - 5:30 pm

8:00 pm

- 9:00 pm

9:00 pm - 10:30 pm

Book Fair opens

Registration/Inform

ation R

uby Panel

Single B

ullet Theory Panel

Lunch Break

Medical E

vidence Panel

Motives, M

eans & O

pportunities Panel

Presentation: Research Investigation

Speak-out J. G

ary Shaw

, Moderator

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S

Co-S

ponsoring Organizations

Schedule

3

Introductory Letter

4 Thursday E

vents

5 E

yewitnesses P

anel

6 D

ealey Plaza P

anel

7 O

swald P

anel

8 F

riday Evening

9

Ruby P

anel

10 S

ingle Bullet T

heory Pan

el

11 M

edical E

viden

ce Pan

el

12 M

otives, M

eans &

Op

po

rtun

ities Pan

el

13 S

aturd

ay Even

ing

14 B

oo

k Fair E

xhib

itors &

Classified

Ad

s

15

The JFK A

ssassination Information C

enter is proud to co-sponsor AS

K.

Fo

un

ded

in 1989, th

e Cen

ter pro

vides a rep

osito

ry of in

form

ation

to

students, researchers, writers, new

s reporters, producers and the general public. Its 3,000 square-foot display and theater area features a fascinating collection of evidence in the m

urders of President K

ennedy, Officer J.D

. Tippit and Lee H

arvey Osw

ald, including films, new

sreels, audio and video tapes, artifacts, governm

ent documents, books and publications. A

lso co-sponsoring A

SK

is Th

e Texas O

bserver, a 36-year-old bi-w

eekly journal of Texas politics and culture.

SPE

CIA

L T

HA

NK

S The organizers of A

SK

would like to recognize the follow

ing for their tremendous

help in putting together the conference: J. Gary &

Karen S

haw, 1171( A

ssassination Inform

ation Center, A

ndrew &

Linda Winiarczyk, The Last H

urrah Bookshop, D

r. Jerry R

ose, The Third Decade, D

ave Arm

strong, The Texas Observer, Stephanie

Cam

pbell, M.R

. Gildea, Ted A

dams, D

ave Lovett, Paul B

rancato, The 6th Floor M

useum, Iry G

alis, Bound to Please B

ooks, The Austin C

hronicle, Chris H

ouston, G

inny's. Don C

owan, John M

orthland, SX

SW

, Fox Service C

ompany and Texas

Monthly.

INT

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Guidelines for Participants

Dear Sym

posium Participant,

Welcom

e to the first Assassination Sym

posium on John F. K

ennedy. It is our sincere hope that this w

ill become an annual D

allas-based meeting of w

riters, researchers, and critics. Som

e of the goals of this first conference include: I) T

o initiate a dialogue concerning the events surrounding Novem

ber 22, 1963. 2) T

o raise public awareness about the unresolved questions pertaining to the

President's assassination. 3) T

o push for the complete release of all evidence now

held by the government.

4) To press for a full, official and non-political inquiry Into the President's m

urder and the subsequent cover-up.

In order to accomplish these goals, a search for com

mon ground and consensus w

ill be required. A

s difficult as this may seem

considering the diversity of personalities and opinions present at this sym

posium, achievem

ent of some unity of purpose is

passible if we keep in m

ind the following:

• 1

) Tim

e limitations cannot be overcom

e. This constraint alone disallow

s full discussion of every subject.

2) Conflicting opinions are inevitable and expected. Such is the nature of any

probe for the truth. 3) D

isagreements w

ill occur. These, how

ever, should be expressed in a respectful . and civilized m

ariner.

In spite of these difficulties, some m

easure of success and progress can be accom

plished if all participants adopt a cooperative attitude toward the conference

and their fellow attendees. T

olerance of the views and opinions expressed by others

is imperative.

Finally, thank you for participating. H

opefully you will find this sym

posium

enlightening and inspirational. With a little luck (and a great deal of effort on the part

of each of us), perhaps we can leave A

SK w

ith a better understanding of the K

ennedy assassination and of each other. This, com

bined with a renew

ed vigor tow

ard the pursuit of truth, could do much to send a m

essage to the nation. We w

ill not quit.

Yours in the pursuit of truth,

TH

UR

SD

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Book Fair, B

us Tour, R

eception

The A

SK B

ook Fair opens at noon on T

hursday, Novem

ber 14. Books,

video tapes and trading cards are among the item

s being sold at these tables (for a com

plete listing of the exhibitors, see page 15). The B

ook Fair will also

be open throughout the day on Friday and throughout the day on Saturday. W

e suggest, however, you purchase desired m

erchandise early given the lim

ited quantities present.

Beginning T

hursday at 12:30 pm, the JFK

Assassination Inform

ation Center

will provide B

us Tours of sites pertinent to the assassination. T

he tour includes a retracing of the m

otorcade route, a wal k-through of D

caley Plaza, and a visit to the Sixth Floor M

useum and the JFK

Assassination M

useum

as well as other relevant sites of interest. C

ost for the tour is 519 per person, a fee not included in the registration price of A

SK. T

he three-hour tours are scheduled to begin at 12:30, 1:30 and 2:30. C

heck at the Bus T

our table in the B

ook Fair for availability and space. (T

ours will also be available on

Friday, Saturday and Sunday. C

all the JFK

Assassination inform

ation C

enter at 871-2770 for information on tours for these days.)

At 7:00 pm

Thursday evening, A

SK presents a M

eet the Authors reception

featuring the various panelists who have w

ritten books on the Kennedy

assassination. This is yourchance to m

ingle with fellow

registrants, as well

as purchase books and gain autographs from these authors. W

riters invited to attend the reception and the books they have penned include D

r. Charles

Crenshaw

(Three D

ays at Parkland), John D

avis (The K

ennedys, Mafia

Kingfish), B

ob Dorrf(rite L

os:Investigation), George M

ichael Evica (A

nd W

e Are A

ll Mortal), R

obert Groden (H

igh Treason), L

arry Harris

(Cover-U

p), Mark L

ane (Rush to Judgm

ent, Plausible Denial), D

avid Litton

(Best E

vidence), Jim M

arrs (Crossfire), Jim

Moore (C

onspiracy of- One),

J. Gary Shaw

(Cover-U

p, Three D

ays at Parkland) and Jack

Wh

ite (docum

entary: Fake). Senior C

onference Planner Joe N

ick Patoski w

ill deliver a brief w

elcoming m

essage at 7:30 pm. T

he Meet the A

uthors reception is open to all registrants as w

ell as the general public. A cash bar

will be available.

J. Gary Shaw

Senior C

onference Planner

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S

Friday 10:00 am

-12:45 pm

Description

This panel recounts the experiences of those whose lives w

ere Forever touched by their direct involvem

ent in the events of Novem

ber 22, 1963. Those present in D

allas and Washington on the day of the crim

e will discuss w

hat they saw, heard

and felt.

Special Notes

Panel will break fora 10 m

inute recess at 11:30. After this break, audience m

embers

will have an opportunity to question panel m

embers.

Moderator

Jim O

livier: Olivier serves as a n

ews an

cho

rman

for a L

afayette, Lo

uisian

a television station. O

ver the years, he has filed numerous stories an the K

ennedy assassination, including several interview

s with form

er New

Orleans D

istrict A

ttorney Jim G

arrison.

Panelists

Dr. C

harles Crenshaw

: One of several doctors at P

arkland Hospital w

ho treated enn

y and E

dn

a & W

ayne H

artman

: As the m

otorcade passed by, these two heard shots.

Later, they discovered bullet holes in the ground on the south side of Elm

. Jean H

ill: Hill w

as the closest eyewitness to the president at the tim

e of the fatal headshot.

Ed H

offmann: D

uring the motorcade, H

offmann w

as standing on the freeway w

est of the parking area, behind the grassy knoll.

Paul O

'Connor: O

'Connor w

orked on Kennedy's corpse at the official autopsy at

Bethesda N

aval Hospital in W

ashington. Linda W

illis Pipes: The daughter of P

hil & M

arilyn Willis, she and her parents

were standing in D

ealey Plaza w

hen the assassination occurred. A

ub

rey Rike: R

ike was th

e emp

loyee o

f the O

'Neal F

un

eral Ho

me w

ho

dro

ve K

ennedy's body from P

arkland Hospital to the airport for transport back to

Washington.

Malcolm

Sum

mers: S

umm

ers witnessed the shooting from

the south side of Elm

. P

hil & M

arilyn Willis: They w

itnessed the shooting from D

ealey Plaza. P

hil Willis

took important photographs of the m

otorcade from the corner of Elm

& H

ouston.

DE

AL

EY

P

LA

ZA

Friday 1:45 pm

- 3:30 pin

Description

Fro

m th

e grassy kn

oll to

the T

exas Sch

oo

l Bo

ok D

epo

sitory, th

is an

. I if th

e n

um

ber tim

in• a

nd

as w

ell as t Lo u

.' location of shooters. The panel w

ill focus on events in Dealey P

laza before, during, 117;77slin

ts were fired

.

Moderator

Bo

b D

orff: D

orn . Is a longtim

e assassination researcher and investigator. lie is author of The Last Investigation,

Panelists

Robert G

roden: The co-author of High Treason, G

roden created the famous op-

tical enhancement of the Zapruder film

. He w

as a consultant to and testified extensively before the H

ouse Select C

omm

ittee on Assassinations.

2..Larry H

ants: H

arris is an exp

ert on

the m

urd

er of o

fficer J.D. T

ipp

it. He co

-authored C

over-Up and is co-director of the JFK

Assassination Inform

ation C

enter. 1 Jim

Marrs: T

he au

tho

r of C

rossfire, Marrs has long questioned the findings of the

Warren C

omm

ission. This former new

sman now

teaches a course on the assassination at the U

niversity of Texas at Arlington.

5, Jim

Moore: M

oore is the author of Conspiracy of O

ne. A farm

er critic of the single bullet theory, he now

believes Osw

ald acted alone. • •

. -N

otes:

Notes:

OS

WA

LD

Friday 3:45 pm

- 5:30 pm

Description

Patsy or assassin? T

his panel explores Lee Harvey O

swald's background, his

associates in New

Orleans, D

allas and Mexico C

ity, and his ties to the intelligence .

comm

unity, the underworld, the U

SSR and C

uba.

Moderator

Jim O

livier: Olivier serves as a n

ews anchorm

an for a Lafayette, L

ouisiana television station. O

ver the years, he has filed numerous stories on the K

ennedy assassination, including several interview

s with form

er New

Orleans D

istrict A

ttorney Jim G

arrison.

Panelists .;

George M

ichael Evica: E

vica discusses the possibility of a "second Osw

ald* in his hook A

nd

We A

re All M

ortal.

Mark L

ane: In 1966, Lane w

rote R

ush

to Ju

dg

men

t, one of the first books to K -1

1m

t e conclusions of the Warren C

omm

ission. His latest w

ork, Plau

sible

. D

enial, is presently clim

bing the best sellers list. D

r. Jerry Rose: A

professor of social sciences at New

York U

niversity (Fredonia), 7 R

ose is the publisher of the JFK assassination n

ewsletter T

he T

hird

Decad

e. jack

Wh

ite: Wh

ite served as a consultant for the H

ouse Select C

omm

ittee's investigation in the 1970s. A

graphic artist, he is an expert on the infamo

backyard photograph of Osw

ald.

Notes:

FR

IDA

Y E

VE

NIN

G

Friday 8:00 pin - 10:30 pm

8:00 pm - 9:00 pm

: "Montage of C

onspiracy" P

resenter: Tom

Wilson

Wilson, w

ho has worked extensively in com

puter image processing

for U.S. Steel, w

ill present the results of a three-year investigation into assassination photographs. T

his is the first public disclosure of his findings.

9:00 pm -10:30 pm

: Speak-Out

Mod

erator: Joe NIM

saiM-4

In a relatively free-flowing form

at, this will be an opportunity to

address questions raised during Friday's panel discussions. Micro-

phones will be set up for the re istrants to voice their observations,

itanions and concerns. Due to the high num

ber of attendees wishing

tolea70, a maxim

unTof we m

inutes torte will be allow

ed to each speaker. B

eca e constraints of tim

e, this five-minute lim

it will

be strictly adhered to. The m

oderator will direct the course of the

dialogue and be responsible for directing specific questions to the experts that can best answ

er them.

Notes:

RU

BY

SIN

GL

E

BU

LL

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T

HE

OR

Y

Satu

rdac11 V

6-- -10

:45

am

Saturday 11:00 am

-12:45 pm

Description

Who w

as this man w

ho silenced Osw

ald in front of a national television audience? A

focus on the life and background of this Dallas night club entrepreneur, w

ho had tics to

the M

afia

, Dalla

s police

and th

e C

IA.

Moderator

Dr. R

obin

Marra

: A p

olitica

l science

pro

fesso

r at S

outh

ern

Meth

odist U

nive

rsity, M

arra

is a lo

ngtim

e K

ennedy e

nth

usia

st.

Panelists

Joh

n D

avis: Davis is an authority on organized crim

e and has authored both Ma

fia

Kin

glish

and The K

ennedys. G

eorg

e M

ich

ael E

vica: Evica is an expert on lack R

uby's connections to organized crim

e.

Ma

ry Fe

rrell: A

leg

al se

creta

ry, Fe

rrell is o

ne

of th

e co

un

try's mo

st resp

ecte

d

masira

Tiiin

rese

arch

ers.

Al M

addox: M

addox w

as a

deputy sh

eriff in

Dalla

s County a

t the tim

e o

f the

assassination. D

r. Jerry R

ose

: A p

rofe

ssor o

f socia

l scien

ces a

t Ne

w Y

ork U

nive

rsity (Fre

do

nia

), R

ose is the publisher of the JFK

assassination newsletter T

he T

hird

Deca

de.

Description

Did a lone gunm

an forever change the course of history? Could a sniper firing from

th

e sixth

floo

r of th

e T

exa

s Sch

oo

l Ro

ok D

ep

osito

ry po

ssibly h

it the

Pre

side

nt?

A

de

taile

d stu

dy o

f the

traje

ctory a

nd

timin

g o

f sho

ts fired

at K

en

ne

dy's m

oto

rcad

e.

Moderator

Dave T

ucker: A

talk show host in the D

allas area for over two decades, T

ucker has covered the assassination extensively. H

is work contributed significantly to the

House S

elect Com

mittee's re-opening of the case in the 1970s.

Panelists

La

rry H

arris

: Ha

rris is a

n e

xpert o

n th

e m

urd

er o

f office

r 1.D

. Tip

pit. H

e co

-authored C

ove

r-Up

and is co

-dire

ctor o

f the JF

K A

ssassin

atio

n In

form

atio

n

Center.

Jim M

oore

: Moore

is the a

uth

or o

f Conspiracy of O

ne. A fo

rme

r critic of th

e sin

gle

bullet theory, he now

believes Osw

ald acted alone. G

ary Shaw

: A longtim

e researcher and cri tic of official reports on the assassination, S

ha

w is a

uth

or o

f Co

ver-U

p a

nd co

-dire

ctor o

f the JF

K A

ssassin

atio

n In

for-

matio

n C

ente

r. His la

test w

ork, T

hre

e D

ays a

r Parkla

nd (w

ith D

r. Ch

arle

s C

rensh

aw

), will b

e p

ublish

ed sh

ortly.

Dr_

Cvril W

ech

t: Bo

th a

law

yer a

nd

a d

octo

r, We

cht w

as th

e first critic to

view

autopsy X

-rays did photographs when the restriction period expired in 1971. In

19R

8, he hosted a conference on the assassination at the University of P

ittsburgh.

Notes:

Notes:

ME

DIC

AL

EV

IDE

NC

E

Saturday 1:45 p

in - 3

:30

pm

Description

What do the w

ounds tell us about the assassination? Why w

ere Texas authorities not allow

ed to perform an autopsy? W

as Kennedy's corpse altered en route to W

ash-ington? A

comparison of the findings of P

arkland Hospital and B

ethesda Naval

Hospital about the condition of the P

resident's body.

Moderator

Gary Shaw

: A longtim

e researcher and critic of official reports on the assassination, S

haw is author of C

over-Up and co. director of the IFK

Assassination Infor-

mation C

enter. His latest w

ork, Three Days at P

arkland (with

Dr. C

harles

Crenshaw

), will be published shortly.

Panelists

Robert G

roden: The co-author of High T

reason, Groden created the fam

ous op-tical enhancem

ent of the Zapnider film. H

e was a consultant to and testified

extensively before the House S

elect Com

mittee on A

ssassinations. •

David Litton ifton began studying the assassination w

hile a physics graduate s u ent at U

in 1964. H

e is the author of Best E

vidence, an exhaustive study of various m

edical aspects of the Kennedy m

urder. D

r. Cyril W

echt: Both a law

yer and a doctor, Wecht w

as the first person to view

autopsy X-rays and photographs when the restriction period expired in 1971. In

1988, he hosted a conference on the assassination at the University of Pittsburgh.

MO

TIV

ES

, ME

AN

S &

OP

PO

RT

UN

ITIE

S

Saturday 3:45 pm

- 5:30 pm

Description

A lone gunm

an, Cuban exiles, the M

afia, pro-Vietnam

conspirators, or the CIA

? O

ver the years, a number of explanations have been put forth and have been received

with varying degrees of belief and skepticism

. The conference's final panel offers a com

prehensive evaluation of these and other theories.

Moderator

Bob D

orff: Dorff is a longtim

e assassination researcher and investigator. Ile is author of T

he Last Investigation.

Panelists

John Davis: D

avis is an authority on organized crime and has authored both A

fufia

Kingfish and T

he Kennedy:.

Mark L

ane: In

1966, Lan

e wro

te Rush to Judgm

ent, one of the first books to question the conclusions of the W

arren Com

mission. H

is latest work, P

lausible

Denial, is clim

bing the best sellers list. Jim

Marrs: The author of C

rossfire, Marrs has long questioned the findings of the

Warren C

omm

ission. This former new

sman now

teaches a course on the assassination at the U

niversity of Texas at Arlington.

Notes:

Notes:

SA

TU

RD

AY

EV

EN

ING

S

aturday 8:00 pm - 10:30 pm

8:00 pm -9:00 pm

: Research Investigation

l'resenters: Jo

hn

R. C

raig, P

hillip

A. R

og

ers

A presentation of identification of the infam

ous "tramp" in D

ealey P

laza.

9:00 pm -10:30 pm

: Speak-O

ut M

oderato

r: J. Gary

Shaw

In a relatively free-flowing form

at, this will be an opportunity to

address questions raised throughout the conference. Microphones

will be set up for the registrants to voice their observations, opinions

and concerns. Due to

the h

igh n

um

ber o

f atte

ndees w

ishin

g to

be

he

ard

, a m

axim

um

of five

min

ute

s time

will b

e a

llow

ed

to e

ach

speaker. T

he moderator w

ill direct the course of the dialogue and he responsible for directing specific questions to the experts that can best answ

er them. T

his being the last formal event of A

SK

for 1991, we

suggest that queries relating to the continuing importance of assassi-

nation research in light of current political developments be a particu-

lar area of focus.

Notes:

BO

OK

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tho

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78701, 512/477-0746. I I. JFK

Assassination Inform

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anger Ave, B

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75202, 214/871-2770.

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relating to assassination - Bloorngarden's. C

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swald's.

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items of the live, and H

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e carry in our catalog. W

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eagher book, Forrest Preece. 5 12/431.3295.

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all your bookstore.

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. 26 volume set. S

ample available. C

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of crime scene, out of print and self-published books plus. unpublished M

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. Contact Joseph B

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liver Stone's full scale D

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sequence. Filmed from

5th flora SE

corner window

of TSB

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Matched position of

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assassin). See full scale m

otorcade and assassination through the assassin's eyes. 20 m

inutes VI1S

(4 lake,). $I2.99 • 52 00 postage. check or m 0. to: R

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u printing in fine condition. An unusual and valuable book

for the discriminating K

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ike Goldm

an in Austin at 512/3389500.

Offered at 52225. S

erious inquiries only.