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BTW, Gene I really like that photo of Marina with PJM.

 

Who is the guy in the middle?  Tom Scully did some really good work on PJM and her connections to the Bush family in the seventies.

When I met Marina at the Harvard Conference in 1993, she did not want to talk about PJM.

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2 minutes ago, Rich Pope said:

Why do you care about the names of the women he had affairs with?  In my book, I document 33 different affairs JFK had prior and during his tenure as president.  Do you seriously want the names and pictures of all of these women?

Rich

Rich, What is name of your book?

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Jim

 Tom Scully (see December 2016 Deep Politics thread) identified the man seated in the 1964 Santa Fe picture (between Marina and Priscilla) as one Jerome A. Hastings. 

He was originally named Jerome Allen Hasty, and he filed a notice of legal change of name in 1961 from Hasty to Hastings. According to Tom Scully's research, Hasty/Hastings was the spouse of presidential advisor Clark M. Clifford's aunt, Marguerite Bowman McAdams.  Hastings was also a friend of Priscilla Johnson McMillan's first cousin, David C. Davenport (a CIA employee).  Priscilla and Davenport allegedly "bottled up" Marina for several years.

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OK,  I remember now.

 

Tom did some really good work on that.  I mean, really good.  I had never heard of this Davenport guy before.   But yes, what a triangle:  Davenport, PJM, and Hastings.  Marina did not want to talk about PJM at all when I met her.  But that picture says a lot, I mean a lot.  What would they be interested in Marina about, except keeping her silent because of her dead husband?

A lot of people ridiculed Tom's work, but overall, I thought it was fairly interesting.  And everyone in awhile, he hit a triple, like this. 

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On 6/12/2018 at 2:58 PM, James DiEugenio said:

OMG, can we get back to the subject: What about Elizabeth Cole.

If you can believe it, I never heard of her.  You mean in addition to Sylvia Odio and Rose Cheramie another woman had advance knowledge of the hit?

She sounds really interesting.

Jim,

 

Just a little tickler...

 

Posted by Lee Forman in the Education Forum November 29, 2006:

http://educationforum.ipbhost.com/topic/5746-elizabeth-cole-prior-knowledge/?page=2

 

“Speculation says that if it's Fermin that attended, then it may have been through some Jesuit relationship - why else bother penetrating an event centered on Religion? If he did attend, it is not obvious from the information I was able to gather.”

 

http://cuban-exile.com/doc_326-350/doc0326.html

FAIRHOPE, ALA: By Apr 63 Alpha-66 office in. [R-759-2-161] ADD: 457 OAK STREET [R-759-3-25] May 63 [R-759-3-55]


 

CD 1020 p. 14.

https://www.maryferrell.org/showDoc.html?docId=11416#relPageId=16&tab=page

 

"He (Jim Buchanan, brother of Jerry Buchanan) advised that Jerry Buchanan would be available for a few days following the day of interview (April 30, 1964) at 457 Oak St. Fairhope, Alabama, the residence of Craig Sheldon, whom he described as Chairman of the International Anti-Communist Brigade in Alabama."


 

http://www.mobilebaymag.com/Mobile-Bay/January-2014/Sixties-Flashback-Lee-Harvey-Oswald-Visits-Spring-Hill/

 

Addendum on Mobile Anti-Castro Activists

There has never even been alleged, nor does Mobile Bay Magazine in any way now suggest, a connection between Oswald and Mobilians engaged in anti-Castro activities. Yet we think it appropriate to note, as a matter of historical background, that Mobile, as well as New Orleans, was at least up until the 1961 Bay of Pigs invasion a center of active support for anti Castro militants.

A memo filed in the F.B.I. office in Los Angeles dated May 8, 1963 quotes an informant who copied a list of headquarter cities for Alpha 66, the Cuban exile led group that staged regular raids on Castro's Cuba. One of the 13 cities in the U.S., Canada, and South America is Fairhope, Ala.

Fairhope sculptor Craig Sheldon, now in his late 70s, was an adventurous, patriotic WWII veteran and devout anti-Communist in the early 1960s. He has never made a secret of the fact that he was a member of Alpha 66”.


 

Posted by David Joseph in the Education Forum 1/8/2018

http://educationforum.ipbhost.com/topic/24633-oswald-in-alabama/

 

http://www.mobilebaymag.com/Mobile-Bay/January-2014/Sixties-Flashback-Lee-Harvey-Oswald-Visits-Spring-Hill/

Flashback: Lee Harvey Oswald Visits Spring Hill

 

Originally run in Mobile Bay Monthly's September 1993 issue, this article explores Lee Harvey Oswald's speech at Spring Hill College in July 1963, just months before the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.

 

Is this the FBI report the Mobile Bay Magazine refers to?

http://www.latinamericanstudies.org/belligerence/Alpha-66-12-FBI.pdf

 

Alpha-66:

FAIRHOPE, ALA: By Apr 63 Alpha-66 office in. [R-759-2- 161]

 

SHELDON, Craig of Fairhope, Alabama was recruiting for A-66 on Jan 2, 1963. He says he is a member, an ex-marine. [R-759-1-841851”

 

Carlos Bringuer lived in Fairhope, AL

 

https://www.mylife.com/carlos-bringuier/carlosbrin63773vr

https://www.spokeo.com/Carlos-Bringuier/Louisiana

 

 

SS Rowley Memorandum of 4/24/64 CD 853 page 3

http://www.maryferrell.org/mffweb/archive/...amp;relPageId=4

 

Masen told Frank Ellsworth that Rodriguez and George F. Parrel were leaders of the local DRE and also members of Alpha-66.

Masen told Ellsworth that George Parrel, an associate of Orcarberro, had also been trying to buy guns from him.

Masen told Ellsworth that Rodriguez and Parrel had made purchases from him; that they presently have a large cache of arms somewhere in Dallas; that he did not know the location.

 

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Yes Madeline Brown claimed foreknowledge. 

I don't buy the credibility dismissal of Madeline Brown at all.

When a woman shares a bed with a man for 20+ years on a semi-regular basis ( possibly 100 times?) they know a lot about that man. Intimate stuff. More than simply making her toes curl.

In the case of Madeline Brown and Lyndon Baines Johnson you can bet a big Texas Longhorn belt buckle she overheard more and honestly shared this than her detractors claim.

And don't forget Beverly Oliver and Janet Conforto ( Jada-the feature at Ruby's strip joint ) who told others ( Jada apparently was quoted in the Dallas paper ) they were introduced to Lee Harvey Oswald by Jack Ruby right inside the Carousel Club two weeks before 11,22,1963.

But we are never to believe women who get paid to sexually show their bodies according to people like Rudy Guiliani.

And Judyth Vary Baker as well claimed Oswald told her about being involved with a hugely important event that he would try to prevent before JFK was gunned down.

The Adelle woman's story is a fascinating one.

 

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3 hours ago, Joe Bauer said:

Yes Madeline Brown claimed foreknowledge. 

I don't buy the credibility dismissal of Madeline Brown at all.

When a woman shares a bed with a man for 20+ years on a semi-regular basis ( possibly 100 times?) they know a lot about that man. Intimate stuff. More than simply making her toes curl.

In the case of Madeline Brown and Lyndon Baines Johnson you can bet a big Texas Longhorn belt buckle she overheard more and honestly shared this than her detractors claim.

 

 

Thanks Joe - exactly my points behind adding her to the list.  Not to mention giving LBJ a son....

She sure seems credible in the interviews I've seen of her.

Rick

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22 hours ago, Rich Pope said:

I wrote this book for a school district whose textbook didn't cover the assassination.  The school held a contest and the students designed the cover of the book.  The cover of this book was the cover that received the most votes.  

 

That's quaintly interesting.

Perhaps this new cover art approach pulled in a few younger people to want to read and learn something more about the JFK assassination event versus one that was just block lettered words and didn't ?

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On 3/5/2018 at 8:52 PM, Ron Bulman said:

Hit List reaffirmed my memory.  Not a lot of info available on Pritchett but she was supposedly suffering from Leukemia and died suddenly of a cerebral hemorrhage the day after Killagen.  I never knew cerebral hemorrhage's were associated with Leukemia.  It's most often associated with Head Trauma.  What a unusual circumstance or strange coincidence given the timing, the questionable circumstances of Dorothy's death and the disappearance of her Ruby interview/notes/files.

 https://www.webmd.com/brain/brain-hemorrhage-bleeding-causes-symptoms-treatments#1 

We discussed Kilgallen a little in this thread.

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