Roger DeLaria

I've never heard of it before, but I found this link referencing the program.

https://www.paleycenter.org/collection/item/?q=Law+&p=1&item=T77:0432

I'm not sure if that's his father or not, but damn, that sure looks a lot like Shelley. Or his twin.

I can see that, Jim, could be.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/obituaries/1446315/Fritz-Kraemer.html

http://www.henryakissinger.com/eulogies/100803.html

http://nixontapes.org/kraemer.html

As far as I know Lansdale didn't wear glasses, but he certainly could have donned them for disguising or distracting. Wouldn't be unheard of.

I poked around at scripts I found online, but couldn't really find a reference to who said that particular line. It seemed to be more secondary, the main focal point being the general environment where the talk got started. ?

http://proutypedia.com/wiki/Col._L._Fletcher_Prouty

I suppose it could represent Rostow, I'm not sure. It could explain the accent. In this bio of Rostow, it says his mother was the daughter of russian/jewish immigrants, and his father emigrated from Russia. He also went to Yale, and spent time at Oxford and Columbia. He joined the OSS in 1942. I can see the circle he traveled in. He wouldn't be out of place in that group scene you mentioned.

http://www.anb.org/articles/14/14-01158.html?from=../07/07-00152.html&from_nm=Kennedy%2C%20John%20Fitzgerald

http://www.theguardian.com/global-development/2012/oct/08/us-economist-walt-rostow-development

http://www.jfklibrary.org/Research/Research-Aids/Ready-Reference/Biographies-and-Profiles/Walt-W-Rostow.aspx

I've always thought this scene was very illuminating, where many people really stopped, took notice, and began to seriously think about the assassination.

"Why was Kennedy killed? Who benefitted? Who had the power to cover it up?"

Kill the Messenger gave a good look at this.

War and Peace in the Nuclear Age; Europe Goes Nuclear; Interview with Jean Daniel, 1986

http://openvault.wgbh.org/catalog/V_AD5E116E1049423592E4B2E6FCAB92C5

http://www.ratical.org/ratville/JFK/WCHN.pdf

This scene would most certainly have been unimaginable to the CIA, Military, and Govt. hawks back in JFK's day.

http://www.politico.com/story/2016/03/how-obama-set-a-trap-for-raul-castro-221059

Thanks for that info, Jim. I was a bit wary when I didn't find many informative reviews. I'm sure I'll get way more out of The Devil's Chessboard and The Brothers

Has anyone here read The Georgetown Set - Friends and Rivals in Cold War Washington by Gregg Herken?

I'm sure some the dark forces against Kennedy came out of this group.

I recently watched this movie and found it very interesting. There seemed to be some similarities to the JFK Assassination and recent events.

Nice video Brian.

...we checked up on it at the time.

In November 1963? Why did you do that? Did someone accuse the CIA?

Uh,......uh........

His reaction says a lot.

I have the Talbot and Newman books, but haven't gotten to them yet, I'm reading something else at the moment. They're on the list.

Wasn't Lemay supposed to be the general watching the autopsy, smoking a big, fat cigar? Sounds like him. My father was career man in the Air Force during this time, and told me a story about meeting Lemay once. Sounded like a great guy(sarcasm).

I'm amazed that Kennedy lasted as long as he did swimming in a pool of sharks like that.

I have those files and links I got from Robert awhile back. I'll dig in there.

I found the forum link: http://educationforum.ipbhost.com/index.php?showtopic=19886

Here is a web link where you can download rare, out-of-print books on the JFK assassination

From Robert Morrow 512-306-1510

There are some fabulous extremely hard to find books available for download at my Box account. Web link:
https://www.box.com/...e6999f8799dfd0a

“The Dark Side of LBJ” (1968) by Joachim Joesten is a very important and extremely rare book to find.

Penn Jones’s “Forgive My Grief” Volumes 1 and 2 are now up. In a few weeks Volumes 3 & 4 of “Forgive My Grief” will be up – so keep checking the web site. These books are very hard to find.“History Will Not Absolve Us” is an extremely important book on the JFK assassination and Martin Schotze has given me permission to distribute it. Please download and distribute this amazing book to others!

“Billy Sol Estes: A Texas Legend” is another rare & very important book. As is “Texas In the Morning “ by Madeleine Brown.
You can also download my Word file on "LBJ, CIA & GHW Bush Murdered JFK" – 800+ page Word document file.

There is also the “Texas Connection” by Craig Zirbel. “And We are All Mortal” by George Evica as well as the classic “Accessories After the Fact” by Sylvia Meagher.

In the future, I hope to put up for download some very important Joechim Joesten books: “How Kennedy was Murdered: The Full Appalling Story” as well as “Oswald: The Truth.”

Here is the web link for my Bibliography of JFK Assassination Books: http://lyndonjohnson...tion-books.html

It has over 1,000 books listed that relate to the JFK assassination and other related books on deep politics. If there are any books I should add to this list, please tell me.

There are 2 good places to buy used books: 1) Amazon and 2) www.abebooks.com which often has more books and prices that are cheaper than Amazon in the area of used and hard to find books. I highly recommend Abe Books.

Please forward this email to others who might have an interest. And if anyone has some rare Joachim Joesten books that they would like to add to the cause, please let me know so we can get them scanned and put up on the internet.

Robert

Doug-

Thanks for the heads-up on the book. Is Billy Sol Estes: a Texas Legend the one you would recommend? I'll have to do some hunting, it doesn't appear to be readily available.

Malcolm Wallace's and Peoples' "accidents" seem to echo shades of Lee Bowers' one car accident out in the middle of nowhere.

Yeah, I remember Wallace's death being sketchy, but don't recall the circumstances. What were the details surrounding Mac Wallace's demise? or should that be another thread?

Doug-

Thanks for the link and info, I'll check those out.

Would you recommend the book: Billy Sol: King of Texas Wheeler Dealers by Pam Estes? I was looking at getting a copy.

I was listening to NPR yesterday and they had several stories from various persons relating to the MLK Assassination. Many of the persons spoke about the assassination being a conspiracy, and went into quite a bit of detail. The FBI had been mentioned quite a bit. I was surprised that NPR gave significant airtime to talk about the assassination being a conspiracy. They even played a bit where King's wife said she knew James Earl Ray was innocent and didn't shoot King.

http://home.earthlink.net/~sixthfloor/estes.htm

Some info dealing with Billy Sol Estes and his release from prison.