JFK-Related Videos, DVDs, Books, And CDs
David VP
PRESIDENCY AND HIS TRAGIC ASSASSINATION IN 1963) HAS BEEN RIPE OVER THE
YEARS FOR THE PRODUCTION OF ALMOST AN ENDLESS STRING OF BOOKS, VIDEOS,
DVDs, CDs, AND CD-ROMs.
BELOW IS MY LIST OF SUCH ITEMS PERTAINING TO THE LIFE AND DEATH OF THE
35TH U.S. PRESIDENT THAT I HAVE OBTAINED OVER A PERIOD OF MANY YEARS.
I'D ENJOY SEEING SIMILAR JFK COLLECTIONS LISTED BY OTHER MEMBERS HERE
(IF THEY ARE SO INCLINED TO LIST SUCH ARTICLES).
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JFK-Related Videos and DVDs (video format is VHS, unless otherwise noted):
1.) Four Days In November (1964)(David L. Wolper 123-minute documentary
film)(Two different VHS box-cover designs have been produced; circa 1988
and 2000)(MGM/UA Home Video).
2.) On Trial: Lee Harvey Oswald (1986 Made-For-Cable TV Docu-Trial,
featuring Vincent Bugliosi as prosecuting attorney vs. Gerry Spence as
Oswald's lawyer). .... Actual witnesses to JFK's 1963 assassination give
testimony during this 5.5-hour televised Docu-Trial. .... Witnesses
appearing include: Wesley Frazier, Charles Brehm, Bill Newman, Harold
Norman, Ruth Paine, Marrion Baker, Paul O'Connor, Ted Callaway, and Johnny
Brewer. ....
Dr. Cyril Wecht, noted JFK conspiracy advocate, also appears as a witness.
Wecht's confrontation with prosecuting attorney Bugliosi is truly classic
stuff. Mr. Bugliosi is on top of his game when questioning Dr. Wecht
regarding the whereabouts of the bullet which Wecht claims went through
JFK but did not hit Governor Connally seated directly in front of him ---
"It's coming on a downward path, Cyril! It's coming on a downward path
into the Presidential limousine, goes through the President's body, misses
Governor Connally, and MAGICALLY also misses the driver and doesn't do ANY
damage to the Presidential limousine?! ... What happened to that pristine
bullet when it came through President Kennedy's body?!" .... "So, of the
nine pathologists, Dr. Wecht, you are the only one who had the honor and
the integrity and the professional responsibility to tell the truth to the
American people; is that correct, Doctor? Thank you! No further
questions!" ....
"On Trial: Lee Harvey Oswald" is a must-have program for assassination
buffs, with some of the most intense (and very interesting) testimony
coming from Mrs. Ruth Paine, who, even 23 years after the horrible Friday
in 1963, still feels the pain of that day. That fact comes through loud
and clear via her emotion-filled comments to both Mr. Bugliosi and Mr.
Spence during her time on the witness stand. This whole "trial" provides a
fascinating glimpse into history.
3.) Peter Jennings Reporting: The Kennedy Assassination: Beyond Conspiracy
(DVD).
4.) Crisis: Behind A Presidential Commitment (Robert Drew
Collection)(DVD).
5.) Primary (Robert Drew Collection)(DVD).
6.) JFK: Breaking The News (DVD).
7.) JFK: A Presidency Revealed (2-Disc DVD Set)(A&E Home Video)(Includes 2
full A&E "Biography" episodes: one on John F. Kennedy {double length; 90
minutes} and the other on Joseph P. Kennedy, Sr.).
8.) JFK: The Story Behind The Story: Dallas, November 22, 1963 (2-Disc
DVD/CD-ROM Set)(WFAA-TV & Radio Coverage; Exclusive "40th Anniversary"
product released in 2003 by Belo Interactive, Inc., in association with
The Dallas Morning News).
9.) The Kennedy Mystique: Creating Camelot (DVD).
10.) Ruby (1992 Theatrical Film)(DVD).
11.) The Plot To Kill JFK: Rush To Judgment (Mark Lane's 1967 documentary
film based on his book).
12.) JFK: The End Of Camelot (Discovery Channel Video).
13.) 11-22-63: The Day The Nation Cried (DVD).
14.) Beyond JFK (Warner Video).
15.) Two Men In Dallas (Tapeworm Video).
16.) JFK: The Case For Conspiracy (Robert Groden)(DVD).
17.) JFK: The Case For Conspiracy: Assassination Files (Robert
Groden)(Compilation of JFK Assassination Films)(AKA: The Assassination
Films)(DVD).
18.) Biography: Lee Harvey Oswald (A&E Home Video).
19.) Biography: Jackie Kennedy (A&E Home Video)(2 Different Versions).
20.) Biography: JFK Jr. 1960-1999 (A&E Home Video).
21.) Kennedy and Nixon (A&E Home Video; The History Channel).
22.) Rivals: JFK vs. Khrushchev (Republic Pictures Video).
23.) Rivals: Oswald vs. Ruby.
24.) The Warren Report (A&E Home Video).
25.) Missing Evidence (A&E Home Video).
26.) Assassination & Aftermath (20th Century With Mike Wallace; A&E).
27.) JFK: A New Look (A&E).
28.) Conflict In Cuba (A&E).
29.) The Kennedy Era; NBC White Papers (2-Tape Set)(NBC Home Video).
30.) John Fitzgerald Kennedy: A Celebration Of His Life And Times (3-Tape
Set)(Reader's Digest Video).
31.) Presidential Limousines (Superior Home Video).
32.) The Secret Service (4-Tape Set)(A&E Home Video).
33.) Inside The Secret Service (White Star Video).
34.) Stalking The President (White Star Video).
35.) The Kennedys (MPI Home Video)(AKA: Kennedys Don't Cry).
36.) The Kennedys: The Early Years 1900-1961 (PBS Home Video)(DVD).
37.) The Kennedys: The Later Years 1962-1980 (PBS Home Video)(DVD).
38.) LIFE (magazine) in Camelot (HBO Home Video).
39.) JFK In Ireland (White Star Video).
40.) Thank You, Mr. President (45 minutes of JFK Press Conference clips;
E.G. Marshall hosts)(Worldvision Home Video).
41.) Image Of An Assassination: A New Look At The Zapruder Film (MPI Home
Video)(DVD).
42.) The Life And Times Of John F. Kennedy (White Star Video).
43.) John F. Kennedy: The Commemorative Video Album (CBS/FOX Video).
44.) Jack: The Last Kennedy Film (CBS/FOX Video).
45.) The Great Debates: John F. Kennedy vs. Richard M. Nixon 1960 (ABC
Video).
46.) One Week In October (IHF Video).
47.) ABC's Nightline: Oliver Stone's film "JFK" is discussed (12/19/1991).
48.) ABC's Nightline: JFK Assassination Files (01/22/1992).
49.) ABC's Nightline: The JFK Tapes (12/24/1994).
50.) ABC's Nightline: Cuban Missile Crisis (10/24/1996).
51.) The Speeches Collection: Speeches of JFK (MPI Video).
52.) American Presidents: Kennedy/Nixon/Reagan (3-Tape Set)(Madacy Video).
53.) Presidents (MPI Home Video).
54.) American Presidents (BFS Video).
55.) The LBJ Tapes (4-Tape Set)(White Star Video).
56.) Inside The White House (National Geographic Home Video).
57.) A Tour Of The White House With Mrs. John F. Kennedy. .... The
Jackie-hosted "White House Tour", originally aired on network TV on
February 14, 1962, can also be found on home video via a CBS/FOX Video
program entitled "Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Remembered". However, that
program (made just after Jackie's death in 1994) has an edited, truncated
version of the White House Tour, despite the packaging which expressly
says otherwise; so, be forewarned of these edits, which are significant.
The entire early portion of the program which has Jackie giving us a
"history" of the White House has been cut out of the CBS Video version.
58.) Air Force One (National Geographic Video).
59.) Air Force One (A&E Special).
60.) Air Force One -- Flight II (MPI Video)(Charlton Heston hosts).
61.) The Men Who Killed Kennedy (2-Disc DVD Set).
62.) John F. Kennedy: Years Of Lightning, Day Of Drums (1964 documentary
film)(Gregory Peck narrates).
63.) Kennedy (1983 TV Mini-Series with Martin Sheen/Blair Brown)(2-Disc
DVD Set). .... Includes several bonus programs on Disc 2, including "One
Week In October" and the Tom Atkins' 11-22-63 color film "The Last Two
Days".
64.) 13 Days (Theatrical film starring Kevin Costner)(DVD).
65.) The Missiles Of October (1974 TV-Movie starring William Devane/Martin
Sheen)(DVD).
66.) JFK (1991 Oliver Stone-directed film)(2-Disc DVD Set).
67.) The Trial Of Lee Harvey Oswald (1977 TV-Movie starring Lorne
Greene/John Pleshette).
68.) "As-It-Is-Happening" coverage of July 17, 1999 (A.M. hours into
afternoon; CNN coverage) -- JFK Jr's. plane is missing.
69.) JFK (ABC-TV News Special aired November 1983; Peter Jennings
narrates).
70.) 1963: A Television Album (CBS-TV Special).
71.) John F. Kennedy Remembered (NBC-TV Special).
72.) Kennedy vs. Wallace: A Crisis Up Close (PBS-TV Documentary).
73.) Complete CBS-TV and NBC-TV Interviews With President John F. Kennedy
(circa 1963).
74.) Who Killed JFK?: Final Chapter (CBS-TV News Special).
75.) Who Was Lee Harvey Oswald? (1993; PBS-TV 3-Hour Documentary).
76.) The Warren Report (1967 CBS-TV 4-Part Special).
77.) NOVA Special: Who Shot President Kennedy? (1988; Walter Cronkite
narrates).
78.) Making Of The President 1960.
79.) Complete NBC-TV Coverage of the JFK Inauguration (January 20, 1961).
80.) Complete NBC-TV Coverage of JFK's Funeral (November 25, 1963).
81.) The Kennedy Assassination (2-Tape Set)(From "Video Yesteryear").
Contains 4-plus hours of "As-It-Happened" NBC-TV coverage from November
22nd, 1963.
82. thru 86.) "As-It-Happened" JFK assassination coverage from ABC-TV and
CBS-TV networks. The CBS footage begins at the very beginning of "As The
World Turns" soap opera at 1:30 PM (ET), 11/22/1963. (12 hours of ABC
coverage; 16 hours of CBS footage.)
87.) "As-It-Happened" JFK assassination coverage from WABC-TV in New York
City; 11/22/1963 (features an entire episode of "Father Knows Best", mixed
in with "breaking news" reports re. the shooting in Dallas).
88.) JFK: The Dallas Tapes.
89.) Films From The Sixth Floor Museum: John F. Kennedy And The Memory Of
A Nation (www.sixthfloormuseum.com).
90.) Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Remembered (CBS Video).
91.) Being With John F. Kennedy (Robert Drew Archive).
92.) JFK: Beyond The Magic Bullet ("Unsolved History" program)(The
Discovery Channel)(DVD).
93.) The Murder Of JFK: A Revisionist History (MPI Home Video)(DVD).
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Books:
1.) The Warren Commission Report.
2.) With Malice: Lee Harvey Oswald And The Murder Of Officer J.D.
Tippit.
3.) Case Closed: Lee Harvey Oswald And The Assassination Of JFK.
4.) The JFK Myths: A Scientific Investigation Of The Kennedy
Assassination.
5.) Pictures Of The Pain: Photography And The Assassination Of
President Kennedy.
6.) That Day In Dallas: Three Photographers Capture On Film The Day
President Kennedy Died.
7.) National Nightmare On Six Feet Of Film: Mr. Zapruder's Home Movie
And The Murder Of President Kennedy.
8.) Four Days.
9.) JFK First-Day Evidence.
10.) When The News Went Live: Dallas 1963.
11.) The Day Kennedy Was Shot: An Hour-By-Hour Account Of What Really
Happened On November 22,1963.
12.) November 22: The Day Remembered.
13.) Who's Who In The JFK Assassination.
14.) No More Silence.
15.) President Kennedy Has Been Shot (Includes an Audio-CD).
16.) Silencing The Lone Assassin: The Murders Of JFK And Lee Harvey
Oswald.
17.) The Killing Of A President.
18.) One Brief Shining Moment: Remembering Kennedy.
19.) The Memories: JFK: 1961-1963.
20.) JFK: A Hidden Life.
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Other Items (on Audio-CD format):
1.) The Assassination Of John F. Kennedy: Four Days That Shocked The
World: November 22-25, 1963. ....
www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000002K72/sr=8-2/qid=1144525207
2.) JFK Assassination (MP3 CD)(8+ Hours of audio coverage). ....
www.otrcat.com/jfk.htm
3.) The JFK Assassination (MP3 CD)(7+ Hours of audio coverage)(146
individual MP3 files). ....
www.earthstation1.com/Merchant/merchant.mv?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=E&Product_Code=JAMAC
4.) JFK Assassination: A Visual Investigation (CD-ROM; produced in
1993)(Via: Medio Multimedia, Inc.).
5.) President Kennedy Has Been Shot (Book/CD Combo).
6.) John F. Kennedy: 35th President Of The United States (Narrative and
Speech Highlights).
Peter Makres
Kennedy, his assassination, and related material. I may have overlooked a
few items, but this should be pretty complete:
Home VHS Recordings:
CBS Special: "Four Days in November: The Assassination of President
Kennedy"
(1988, Hosted by Dan Rather)
John F. Kennedy: Years of lightning, Day of Drums (Hosted by Gregory Peck)
A & E Special: "JFK Assassination: As it Happened"
(1988, Hosted by Edwin Newman)
JFK: A Time Remembered 1988, PBS
Story behind the story: Abraham Zapruder
November 22, 1963: The day the Nation Cried (1988, hosted by James Earl
Jones)
JFK Assassination: The Garrison Tapes
As it happened: JFK Assassination (not same as the program hosted by Edwin
Newman)
JFK: A Celebration of his Life and Times (Part 2)
JFK: A Celebration of his Life and Times (Part 3)
Making of The President: 1960
As it Happened: The Great Debate 1960
Making of the Great Debate
America Remembers John F. Kennedy (Hosted by Hal Holbrook)
Call to Glory: JFK (From Call to Glory Television Series, Starring Craig
T. Nelson;
Focuses on Assassination of JFK)
A Current Affair Special: 33 Minutes in Dallas (A study of the David
Lifton Thesis)
Being with John F. Kennedy (partial)
JFK-In his own words
Bobby Kennedy-In his own words
1960 Democratic National Convention Coverage
Reasonable Doubt: The Single Bullet Theory and the Assassination of John
F. Kennedy(1992)
48 Hours Special: JFK/Eyewitness News Follow-up (1992)
As it Happened: Election Night 1960
Nova Special: Who Shot President Kennedy (1988)
Movie: Executive Action (1973; starring Burt Lancaster, includes both real
and fictionalized Assassination scenes)
American Expose: Who Murdered JFK (1988, hosted by Jack Anderson)
A&E Twentieth Century-JFK Assassination (1995)
The JFK Conspiracy: Final Analysis (1992; hosted by James Earl Jones)
Kennedy Assassinations: Coincidence or Conspiracy (1992)
A&E Investigative Reports: The Men who Killed Kennedy Parts 1-5 (1991)
(some tape damage part 1)
The Men who Killed Kennedy: The truth will set you free (part 6 of series,
1998)
I witness video: Murder of Lee Oswald
A&E Investigative Reports: The Men who Killed Kennedy Parts 1-5 (2nd Copy,
1992)
A&E Investigative Reports: Who shot JFK? On the trail of the conspiracies
(1992, hosted by Bill
Kurtis)
Showtime Special Presentation: On Trial: Lee Harvey Oswald (1986; hosted
by Edwin Newman)
Movie: Ruby and Oswald
Cuban Missile Crisis: At the Brink
CNN/Larry King Interview: Governor and Mrs. John Connally re: events of
November 22, 1963
CBS Special: Who killed JFK-The final Chapter? (1993, hosted by Dan
Rather)
CBS News Sunday Morning: "30 years ago" (1993; hosted by Charles Kuralt)
November 22, 1963: Where were you? (1994)
A&E Twentieth Century: Cuban Crisis of JFK Administration
The End of Camelot (1993)
Missing Files-JFK Assassination/Johnson Tapes
A&E Twentieth Century: Berlin Crisis
Investigative Reports: Jack Anderson: JFK, The Mob, and Me" (1994, hosted by
Jack Anderson)
ABC News Special: Dangerous World: The Kennedy Years (1998. hosted by Peter
Jennings)
As it Happened: The RFK Assassination (1998)
As it Happened: The Cuban Missile Crisis/Follow-up discussion
CNN Special: Cold War-Cuba 1959-1962; Cold War Post Script
Assassinated: Last days of King and Kennedy
LBJ vs. The Kennedys: Chasing Demons (2003)
History Channel Special: JFK: A Presidency Revealed (2003)
CNN Presents: President Kennedy has been shot (2003)
JFK: The day that changed America
ABC News Special: The Kennedy Assassination-Beyond Conspiracy (2003)
Unrivaled Access: The JFK films by Robert Drew (2003; 2 tapes)
ABC News Coverage: November 22, 1963 (6 tapes)
NBC News Special: The Funeral of John Kennedy, November 25, 1963
November 1983 Retrospective (Edited version, Good Quality)
NBC News Special: The Funeral of John Kennedy, November 25, 1963
November 1983 Retrospective (Unedited version, Good Quality)
ABC News Special: "The Summing up" November 25, 1963
KRLD-TV Live Coverage-Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce Breakfast;
Love Field Arrival, Dallas; Eddie Barker Pool Feed, Trade Mart
November 22, 1963
WFAA/ABC-TV Live Coverage; Starting at 12:45 PM CST
Friday, November 22, 1963 (Rebroadcast)
November 1983 Retrospective
NBC News Special: The Funeral of John Kennedy
November1983 Retrospective (Complete, Fair Quality)
NBC News Special: The Funeral of John Kennedy
November1983 Retrospective (Complete, 2 Tapes, Very Good Quality)
NBC News Special: The Death of a President
NBC News Live Feed: Shooting of Lee Harvey Oswald
November 24, 1963
CBS Evening News: November 22, 1963
CBS News Coverage: November 22, 1963 (3 Tapes)
CBS News Coverage: Saturday, November 23, 1963 (8 Tapes)
CBS News Coverage: JFK Funeral Events (Tapes 1,2)
Sunday, November 24, 1963
CBS News Coverage: JFK Funeral Events (Tape 3)
Sunday, November 24, 1963 and Monday,
November 25, 1963
CBS News Coverage: JFK Funeral Events (Tapes 4,5,6) Monday, November 25,
1963
Commercial VHS Recordings:
John F. Kennedy: The Commemorative Video Album (CBS News)
John Fitzgerald Kennedy 1917-1963 (1991 Burbank Video)
Best Evidence-The Research Video (David Lifton Thesis; Rhino Video)
The Killing of President Kennedy: New Revelations-Twenty Years later (1983;
VidAmerica)
David L. Wolper Presents: Four Days in November (1988; MGM/UA Video)
Image of an Assassination: A new Look at the Zapruder Film (MPI Video)
Movie: JFK-Director's Cut (1991 Oliver Stone Film)
Documentary: Two Men in Dallas (1987 Documentary by Mark Lane)
Movie: The Trial of Lee Harvey Oswald (1976 Movie Starring Lorne Greene)
Movie: Thirteen Days (2001 Movie Starring Kevin Costner)
ABC News Special: JFK Remembered (ABC/Vestron Video)
ABC News Special: The Kennedy Assassination-Beyond Conspiracy (2003)
DVD:
History Channel Special: JFK: A Presidency Revealed (2003)
JFK: A Personal Story
ABC News Special: The Kennedy Assassination-Beyond Conspiracy (2003)
Image of an Assassination: A new Look at the Zapruder Film (MPI Video)
Books:
The Warren Commission Report.: Hardbound First Edition, signed by Gerald
Ford
The Warren Commission Report; Bantam books paperback edition (2 copies)
The Warren Report: Hardbound Associated Press edition
The highlights of hearings before the Warren Commission on the
Assassination of President Kennedy: The Witnesses;
New York Times Edition (McCraw-Hill Hardbound edition)
With Malice: Lee Harvey Oswald And The Murder Of Officer J.D.
Tippit; by Dale Myers (hardbound edition)
Case Closed: Lee Harvey Oswald And The Assassination Of JFK; by Gerald
Posner
The JFK Myths: A Scientific Investigation Of The Kennedy
Assassination; by Larry Sturdivan
President Kennedy has been shot (book and audio CD)
The Torch is passed: The Associated press story of the death of a President
(2 copies)
Four Days: The Historical record of the Death of President Kennedy (2
copies; 1964
Miami Herald edition, and 20th anniversary reprint; both hardbound)
Best Evidence: Disguise and Deception in the assassination of John F.
Kennedy
1 Hardbound edition, 3 paperback editions; by David Lifton
Reasonable Doubt: An Investigation into the Assassination of John F.
Kennedy;
By Henry Hurt
The Day Kennedy was Shot; by Jim Bishop (paperback edition)
November 22: The day remembered; Dallas Morning News
Death of a President; by William Manchester (hardbound edition)
Kennedy; by Theodore Sorenson (hardbound and paperback editions)
Kennedy; by Jaques White (hardbound picture history)
The way we were: 1963, The year Kennedy was shot; by Robert MacNeal
John F. Kennedy: President; by Hugh Sidey
A Thousand Days: John F. Kennedy in the White House; by Arthur Schlesinger
John F. Kennedy: Commander in Chief; by Pierre Salinger
Assassination: The death of John F. Kennedy; by Relman Morin
My Twelve years with John F. Kennedy; by Evelyn Lincoln
Rush to Judgment; by Mark Lane (2 paperback copies)
The making of the President: 1960; by Theodore H. White (paperback edition)
More Kennedy Wit; by Bill Adler
JFK: Boyhood to White House; by Bruce Lee
The Kennedy Curse; by Richard Marvin
Kennedy Wives, Kennedy women; by Nancy Gager
Whitewash: The report on the Warren report; by Harold Weisburg
The remarkable Kennedys; by Joe McCarthy
Appointment in Dallas; by Hugh C. McDonald
A nation of immigrants; by John F. Kennedy
The strategy of Peace; by John F. Kennedy
Thirteen Days: A memoir of the Cuban Missile Crisis; by Robert F. Kennedy
Profiles in Courage; by John F. Kennedy
A Tribute to John F. Kennedy; by Pierre Salinger and Sander Vanocur
The pleasure of his company; by Paul Fay
Johnny, we hardly knew ye; by Kenneth O'Donnell and David Powers
JFK; A complete biography; by William H. Carr
The Kennedys: Dynasty and Disaster; by John H. Davis
White House Nanny; by Maud Shaw
The Faith of JFK; by T.S. Settel
A Hero for our Time, by Ralph G. Martin
Four Days in November: New York Times Coverage (Hardbound edition)
On the Brink: Americans and Soviets examine the Cuban Missile Crisis;
By James G. Blight and David A. Welch
The Kennedy Children: Triumphs and Tragedies; by Bill Adler
John F. Kennedy: The last full measure; by Nation Geographic Magazine
A Tribute to John F. Kennedy; by Encyclopedia Britannica
John F. Kennedy: From Childhood to Martyrdom; Photo history by United Press
Four Dark days in History: A photo History of President Kennedy's
Assassination
The Gun; by Henry S. Bloomgarden
A Heritage of Stone; by Jim Garrison
On the Trail of the Assassins; by Jim Garrison
Legend; by Edward J. Epstein
High Treason; by Robert J. Groden and Harrison E. Livingstone
JFK: A conspiracy of Silence; by Charles A. Crenshaw, M.D.
Mafia Kingfish; by John H. Davis
Who Killed Kennedy? By Thomas G. Buchanan
Mortal Error; by Bonar Menninger
They've killed the President; by Robert S. Anson
The two Assassins; by Renatus Hartogs and Lucy Freeman
Twice Dead; by Larry D. Names
Betrayal; by Robert D. Morrow
A day in the life of President Kennedy; by Jim Bishop
Marina and Lee; by Priscilla Johnson McMillan
The unanswered questions about President Kennedy's Assassination; by Sylvan
Fox
Six seconds in Dallas; by Josiah Thomson (paperback edition)
The Ruby Cover-up; by Seth Cantor
Asassination of JFK: Coincidence or Conspiracy? By the Committee to
investigate Assassinations; under direction of Bernard Fensterwald, Jr.
JFK and Jackie; by Tim Hill
Life in Camelot: The Kennedy years; by Life Magazine
Newspapers, Magazines, photos and other mementos:
Too many to list
Anthony Marsh
As a WC defender you might not be interested, but perhaps others might see
the value in having a database of what topics are covered in which TV
specials. For example, I believe that Dale Myers has appeared on several,
but his presentation in one might be slightly different than on another.
Martin Shackelford
including other assassinations and related subjects (forensics,
organized crime, etc.) comes to 1640 books.
My DVD database lists 40 titles under JFK documentaries. There are,
again, additional related titles.
My JFK videotape database lists 337 titles.
There is also a great volume of news articles, magazine articles,
documents, and other printed material, as well as a great many films,
slides and photographs.
Clearly a bit large for posting here.
Martin
mam wrote:
> TOP POST
>
> What an interesting listing of materials.
>
> I am attaching my list of DVD's. (Recently I converted all my VHS's over to
> DVD as I was afraid of the film getting damaged from age.)
jonathanmor...@gmail.com
I realize this list is several years old, but....Would it be possible to
obtain DVD copies of the following CBS specials? I cannot find them on
YouTube or home video. Thank you for your help!
CBS Special: Who killed JFK-The final Chapter? (1993, hosted by Dan
Sincerely,
-Jonathan Williams
Anthony Marsh
DVDs. I used to have a tape player that could transfer the VHS tape to a
DVD drive, but some part broke and they couldn't find a replacement.
Modern machines prevent that because of copy protection schemes. If I
recorded the shows on my TiVo they have a program to copy them to my hard
drive. Not sure if I can do that with the Xfinity X1 box. I don't use
Iproducts.
If you don't mind TORRENTS of criticism there may be an illegal way to
download them from the InterNet.
otu...@gmail.com
Jonathan:
The CBS 1993 TV special featuring Dan Rather entitled 'Who Killed JFK -
The Final Chapter' is posted on YouTube in 5 or 6 parts. Use their search
engine for Dan Rather or the show's title & a list will appear with links
to it. You can assemble the parts into one video in Windows Live Movie
Maker if you download them as mp4 files, otherwise you will need to use a
video convert to convert .flv files to mp4 or wmv (both recognized by
Movie Maker). The show features a rare interview with Richard Helms.
David Von Pein:
Some comments published at Jeff Morley's website concerning the edited
AF-1 audio tapes, the hunt for the phantom C-130 'death car' crew &
information about all in & out air traffic at Love Field 22 Nov 1963 have
aroused curiosity. Since you have a massive video & audio collection
available for free to the public both at your blogs & YouTube I assume you
know your material better than anyone else in the process of downloading &
studying them. Do you know of any media or police broadcasts to the public
that instructed the public to stay away from Love Field during the time
frame that JFK's body was illegally transported from Parkland to AF-1 &
flown to Washington after LBJ was sworn in? Do you have any info on when
the C-130 took off from Love Field?
One of Jeff Morley's readers commented that there isn't video showing
spectators at Love Field to watch the departure of AF-1 nor or there any
interviews of spectators at Love Field for AF-1. AF-2 & the phantom C-130.
Have you located any such material in your collection? Do the DPD audio
tapes cover the period of when JFK's body was transported to AF-1 &
subsequently flown out from Love Field?
There may be something in your radio broadcast collection that can answer
these questions. I don't recall anything in the local Dallas TV coverage
that picks up from after JFK's hearse left Parkland & spectators were
interviewed at Parkland (but not Love Field). I've seen just a brief video
of AF-1 taking off from Love Field & several photos of Jackie at the
bottom of a passenger stairway ramp while Clint Hill & Roy Kellerman &
others brought JFK's casket into AF-1. Nothing showing Spectators at Love
Field. One commenter found it odd that the people that came to see JFK
arrive in Dallas apparently didn't return to Love Field to watch his body
& entourage depart that city. Perhaps there were spectators there & the
media missed it in it's coverage of Lee Oswald's arrest?
I thought I'd ask you here first before starting from scratch. When you
post anything on Ed Forum non-members cannot respond or ask you questions
there. I'm currently looking through 'Death Of A President' by William
Manchester to refresh whatever he may have reported in his 1967 book about
all of this.
Sincerely,
Otus Chambers
otu...@gmail.com
videos may have been moved to a playlist or deleted since I download them.
If you can't find them anywhere in the quagmire of YouTube JFK videos rest
assured I downloaded it & have it on my hard drive in both the original
YouTube parts and as 1 video I created from the parts. Keep in mind
YouTube is sensitive to complaints; perhaps someone complained about the
videos series & yanked it as a result. Regardless, I have it. Suggest a
way to upload it on the Internet that won't take a week to complete & I'll
be more than glad to furnish you a copy. The highlight of the video is not
Dan Rather or Gerald Posner, it's Richard Helms in my humble opinion.
Rather shot himself out of the most wanted job in TV journalism, an anchor
on CBS.
David Von Pein
I can't help you out much with the questions you posed. I, too, have
wondered why there are no pictures of the limousine departing Parkland or
arriving at Love Field. And I have no audio or video regarding the C-130
cargo plane that transported the limo back to Washington.
My guess would be that no unauthorized people would have been allowed
anywhere near AF1 or the C-130 plane at Love Field after the
assassination. Hence, no crowds there at all (except perhaps well beyond
the outer fences and perimeter of the airport).
RELATED NOTE --- Conspiracy theorists, IMO, are making another huge
mountain out of another molehill with regard to the Air Force One
tapes.
CTers seem to think that if every second of the aircraft transmissions
could be heard, the tapes would reveal something even more sinister and
underhanded than is already suspected by the CTers.
Of course, in reality, the confusion and awkwardness that exists on the
AF1 tapes is not conspiratorial in nature whatsoever. The type of
uncertainty and confusion that is heard in portions of the tapes is
perfectly natural given the circumstances. The authorities were arranging
things minute by minute, as they were in the air. It wasn't anything that
could have been rehearsed or pre-planned.
No big "Cover-Up" was being orchestrated during the flight from Dallas to
Washington. The U.S. Government was flying by the seat of its pants during
those few hours just after the President was murdered. And that type of
chaotic situation doesn't usually result in perfection or in "apple pie
order".
But to many conspiracy theorists, a sudden change in plans to take the
President's body to Bethesda instead of Walter Reed, or an urgent call
from a military man who wants to immediately get in touch with one of his
bosses, is deemed "suspicious" or "sinister" in the CTer's eyes.
A conspiracist who holds that view, however, doesn't seem to want to take
into account the incredible suddenness of the events in Dallas on
11/22/63, or the immense speed at which events were proceeding in the
hours right after JFK was killed. So a "fly by the seat of your pants"
situation becomes a "sinister pre-arranged plot" in the eyes of some
conspiracy believers. To that I say -- hogwash.
Lanny
president was not on board) left Dallas at 3:14 local time and arrived
Andrews AFB at 6:30 local time.
Per agent Sam Kinney's report, the C-130 transporting the President's limo
and the Secret Service follow-up car departed Love Field at 3:35 local
time and arrived Andrews AFB at 8:05
Anthony Marsh
tapes. Then we fought to get the HSCA and they found the tapes and
scientists were able to detect the shots which can not be heard. Why do
you always argue in favor of the cover-up? Just release ALL the files.
Lanny
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> My guess would be that no unauthorized people would have been allowed
>
> anywhere near AF1 or the C-130 plane at Love Field after the
>
> assassination. Hence, no crowds there at all (except perhaps well beyond
>
> the outer fences and perimeter of the airport).
>
>
morning spectators at Love Field remained on site to witness the
President's departure. There was certainly no reason to remove them from
their previously approved viewing location, especially since the majority
of them had probably left.
otu...@gmail.com
shared. Perhaps the Sixth Floor museum will post oral histories of people
that went Love Field to see the JFK & LBJ entourage depart Dallas or
they'll put something up at YouTube individually. New info continues to
come out; I viewed a YouTube video recently where Sheriff Deputy Eugene
Boone revealed he encountered a porter cleaning one of the two parked
passenger train cars near the back of the grassy knoll stockade fence &
came close to shooting the man. This gives us another person that was in
that area besides Lee Bowers & the 2 men he observed during the shooting.
From what I've been reading at Jeff Morley's website commenters are more
concerned with the edited portions of the AF-1 tapes than they are with
the dialog that is available. According to their comments, what is missing
is dialog between AF-1, the White House Situation Room & the Cabinet plane
with & between the Pentagon. It was announced within the last year by the
NSA that the Pentagon possessed approved contingency plans entitled
'Furtherance' that called for an immediate nuclear strike against both the
Soviet Union & China in the event the sitting President was either killed
or suddenly became missing. Questions concerning what was holding back the
SAC commanders & the Missile attack system commanders from deploying in
accordance with the mission plans of 'Furtherance' & why there is no
dialog to and from the Pentagon about Furtherance on the AF-1 tapes. It's
been suggested scrambled messages to & from the Pentagon were excised out
of the tapes for national security reasons by some commenters at Mr.
Morley's website.
If David & Lanny have been following the nucleus of Doug Horne's theory
that SS agents played a shell game with JFK's body on AF-1 & desecrated it
by stashing JFK's corpse in a cargo bay so that it could be quickly
choppered to Bethesda without the knowledge of Jackie & others in her
party you must be aware that Horne alleges Clint Hill & others did this
sordid deed during the time frame that Jackie was cleaning up in a
restroom onboard AF-1 & the LBJ swearing in took place. Horne rejects the
idea other aircraft were involved in transporting JFK's body out of Dallas
but has shown commenters no evidence he knows all there is to know about
all in and out air traffic handled by Love Field 22 Nov 1963 nor is he
open to suggestions that JFK was flown out first by the C-130 or AF-2,
landed somewhere unknown & JFK's body was transferred to a 'phantom
flight'. Just because I am informing you both of this does not mean I
agree with any of it. The public is seeing this now at Greg Burnham's
website, at Doug Horne's blog and it most likely will appear in an
upcoming book. The public is getting a look at it early.
I have seen some comments that the arrest of Oswald sucked in all the
media attention, yet I believe that Dallasites would have returned to
inside or outside Love Field to see the history flight out of AF-1. Who
knows, perhaps some of Doug Horne's morbid shenanigans was witnessed?
I was looking for any indication the public was told to stay away from
Love Field and where the full day's DPD recordings might be. Like most
major police operations, the recording of police transmissions is 24
hours, not just the brief section the public has looked at & listened to
over the years. I'm wondering where the rest of ambush day's recordings
are & how they can be obtained.
Than you again for the info you both shared.
Otus Chambers
otu...@gmail.com
shared. Perhaps the Sixth Floor museum will post oral histories of people
that went Love Field to see the JFK & LBJ entourage depart Dallas or
they'll put something up at YouTube individually. New info continues to
come out; I viewed a YouTube video recently where Sheriff Deputy Eugene
Boone revealed he encountered a porter cleaning one of the two parked
passenger train cars near the back of the grassy knoll stockade fence &
came close to shooting the man. This gives us another person that was in
that area besides Lee Bowers & the 2 men he observed during the shooting.
From what I've been reading at Jeff Morley's website commenters are more
concerned with the edited portions of the AF-1 tapes than they are with
the dialog that is available. According to their comments, what is missing
is dialog between AF-1, the White House Situation Room & the Cabinet plane
with & between the Pentagon. It was announced within the last year by the
NSA that the Pentagon possessed approved contingency plans entitled
'Furtherance' that called for an immediate nuclear strike against both the
Soviet Union & China in the event the sitting President was either killed
or suddenly became missing. Questions concerning what was holding back the
dialog to and from the Pentagon about Furtherance on the AF-1 tapes. It's
been suggested scrambled messages to & from the Pentagon were excised out
of the tapes for national security reasons by some commenters at Mr.
Morley's website.
If David & Lanny have been following the nucleus of Doug Horne's theory
that SS agents played a shell game with JFK's body on AF-1 & desecrated it
by stashing JFK's corpse in a cargo bay so that it could be quickly
choppered to Bethesda without the knowledge of Jackie & others in her
party you must be aware that Horne alleges Clint Hill & others did this
sordid deed during the time frame that Jackie was cleaning up in a
restroom onboard AF-1 & the LBJ swearing in took place. Horne rejects the
idea other aircraft were involved in transporting JFK's body out of Dallas
but has shown commenters no evidence he knows all there is to know about
all in and out air traffic handled by Love Field 22 Nov 1963 nor is he
open to suggestions that JFK was flown out first by the C-130 or AF-2,
landed somewhere unknown & JFK's body was transferred to a 'phantom
flight'. Just because I am informing you both of this does not mean I
agree with any of it. The public is seeing this now at Greg Burnham's
website, at Doug Horne's blog and it most likely will appear in an
upcoming book. The public is getting a look at it early.
I have seen some comments that the arrest of Oswald sucked in all the
media attention, yet I believe that Dallasites would have returned to
Dallas. Who knows, perhaps some of Doug Horne's morbid shenanigans were
ceeb...@gmail.com
C-130 & its crew that flew JFK's touring car & the Queen Mary from Dallas
Love Field to Andrews Air Force Base. I ran across a wealth on info here
in Google Groups:
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/alt.assassination.jfk/7v4Qe6Va0Bc
According to Mr. Palamara, there were 9 persons onboard C-130 tail #12373,
2 being secret service agents (Sam Kinney & George Hickey). The aircraft
belonged to the 76th Air Transport Sqdn, Charleston Air Force Base, South
Carolina. The pilot was one Capt. Roland H. Thomason. Mr. Palamara states
the names came from Sam Kinney's copy of the flight manifest that were
furnished by Sam Kinney in a private interview with Mr. Palamara. Nothing
indicated about spectators at Love Field or prohibitions to keep
spectators out of the area.