Warren Commissio
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共 320 题- UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
- WASHINGTON, D.C.
- U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE, WASHINGTON: 1964
- CHIEF JUSTICE EARL WARREN, _Chairman_
- J. LEE RANKIN, _General Counsel_
- Preface
- Contents
- COMMISSION EXHIBITS INTRODUCED
- Hearings Before the President's Commission
- Assassination of President Kennedy
- TESTIMONY OF RUTH HYDE PAINE RESUMED
- Mr. JENNER. What was the purpose----
- Mr. JENNER. To show the necessary----
- Mrs. PAINE. Then it would have to be----
- He said, "Oh, no, that might appear that I had abandoned her."
- Mrs. PAINE. Do you want me to leave out all the crossed out----
- Mrs. PAINE. Well, the FBI came and they asked me, they said----
- Mr. JENNER. November 1 and----
- Mr. JENNER. We will get to that in a moment. But was this----
- Mr. JENNER. Did you see any package----
- Mrs. PAINE. I just mean that----
- Mrs. PAINE. Yes. Then I heard Marina say "Why didn't you call?"
- So then they hung up and I went grocery shopping, and when----
- Mrs. PAINE. It implied whatever means, that he shouldn't ask me to----
- Mrs. PAINE. Monday morning----
- Mr. JENNER. Please, when he first returned to Irving after----
- Mr. JENNER. With respect to that trip----
- Mrs. PAINE. The next day----
- Mr. JENNER. Commission Exhibit No.----
- I didn't think it too likely that he would, but it was worth a try.
- Mrs. PAINE. He said that he was at a----
- Mr. JENNER. Now, the baby was born on the----
- Mr. JENNER. And you did not----
- Mr. JENNER. Was it----
- Mrs. PAINE. They seldom use "Mister."
- Mrs. PAINE. I asked for the full name, "Is Lee Oswald there."
- Mrs. PAINE. Yes; Lee called----
- Mr. DULLES. How long a conversation was this. Was it----
- Representative FORD. What part of the garage----
- Representative FORD. The entrance going into the----
- Mrs. PAINE. I don't recollect. It was the next day----
- Friday, March 20, 1964
- TESTIMONY OF RUTH HYDE PAINE RESUMED
- Mrs. PAINE. I'd rather not have that part of it----
- Mr. JENNER. Does your recollection serve you----
- Mr. JENNER. And is Commission Exhibit 448----
- Mr. JENNER. And nothing was----
- Mrs. PAINE. As you come into the garage from the kitchen----
- Mrs. PAINE. No; but I'd be----
- Mr. JENNER. You say doing. You mean an awareness----
- Mrs. PAINE. I don't believe she said anything. I then also----
- Mr. JENNER. Would you----
- Mrs. PAINE. I heard that the shot had been made----
- Mr. JENNER. Yes. Now, the officers came to the door----
- Senator COOPER. But when you were all sitting there----
- Mr. JENNER. First I would like to know this----
- Mr. JENNER. So you can't see into the garage, at least from----
- Mr. JENNER. Came over. Was Marina present----
- Mrs. PAINE. It was not my most pressing----
- Mrs. PAINE. "And thin."
- Mrs. PAINE. "Curtain rods."
- Mr. JENNER. Were you standing on the blanket when you advised----
- Then at the police station----
- They then brought in----
- Mr. JENNER. I take it----
- Mrs. PAINE. The voice said: "This is Lee."
- Mrs. PAINE. There is a little more that is----
- Mr. JENNER. His direction----
- Mrs. PAINE. Yes. I then dialed----
- Representative FORD. Did you know of Mr. Abt or was this just----
- Senator COOPER. I think you said she said something about----
- Mr. JENNER. Did she sound less than cordial----
- Mrs. PAINE. I recall----
- Mr. McCLOY. Anything that is in the background that you have----
- Afternoon Session
- TESTIMONY OF RUTH HYDE PAINE RESUMED
- Mr. JENNER. During the course of the----
- Mrs. PAINE. It was, and you will recall yesterday----
- Mr. JENNER. You did not take----
- Mr. JENNER. Mrs. Paine----
- Mrs. PAINE. Hosty asked the question "Is this a mental problem?"
- Senator COOPER. Did he show----
- Mr. REDLICH. "November 1, 1963 FBI agent James P. Hosty."
- Mrs. PAINE. I doubt I said "easily."
- Mrs. PAINE. The name is not familiar to me. A great many FBI agents----
- Mr. JENNER. You also recall----
- Mrs. PAINE. Inadequately clearly, judging from the----
- Mr. JENNER. To conclude this series----
- Mr. JENNER. Did he also say to you that he "Just walked off the job."
- Mr. JENNER. Would you be good enough----
- I think I pronounce this correctly, Tatiana Biggers?
- Mr. JENNER. Now, this gentleman also says----
- In addition to that Russian newspaper from Minsk was there anything----
- Mr. JENNER. Is the name----
- Mrs. PAINE. With----
- I had heard Mrs. Ford express such an opinion.
- Mrs. PAINE. Yes, I observed----
- I believe you said that.
- Mr. JENNER. That is the incident in which you----
- Mr. JENNER. That is the Golden Age group of the Young----
- Mrs. PAINE. Men and Young Women----
- TESTIMONY OF HOWARD LESLIE BRENNAN
- I walked to the corner of Houston and Elm.
- Mr. BELIN. You went west on Main from Record Street to----
- Mr. BELIN. Houston
- Mr. BELIN. Now, do you know what----
- Representative FORD. At about 12----
- Representative FORD. In both pictures, that is a true----
- Mr. BRENNAN. Positively two. I do not recall a second shot----
- I did not say on the sixth floor. Correction there.
- I believe I identified the window as one window from the top.
- Mr. BRENNAN. He----
- Mr. BELIN. You mean the two----
- Mr. BRENNAN. I----
- Mr. BELIN. I think for the record----
- And I----
- Mr. BRENNAN. Yes. And then back to----
- All right. Now, at that first point, this would be----
- Mr. BRENNAN. That is this car here, sitting approximately where----
- I am going to hand you now----
- Mr. BELIN. When you say you don't remember----
- Now, I----
- Mr. BRENNAN. Yes; I believe----
- Mr. BRENNAN. Why did I----
- Mr. BRENNAN. No. I felt better about it. This is the first guy that----
- Mr. McCLOY. You said the police officer said, "Wait a minute."
- I guess there are no more questions, Mr. Belin.
- TESTIMONY OF BONNIE RAY WILLIAMS
- Mr. BALL. And you had these three----
- I think that was him.
- Mr. WILLIAMS. I would say----
- I don't know what happened after that.
- I think that is what he said.
- Mr. BALL. Is that the one that is worked with a hand----
- Mr. BALL. And you saw Norman and----
- Mr. BALL. It was----
- Mr. WILLIAMS. Yes, sir. First of all----
- Mr. BALL. I will take this same diagram----
- Mr. WILLIAMS. That all depends----
- Mr. WILLIAMS. Well, by me being the tallest, I saw----
- Mr. BALL. Were your two friends with you, Jarman and----
- Afternoon Session
- TESTIMONY OF HOWARD LESLIE BRENNAN RESUMED
- Mr. BELIN. By that you would mean----
- Mr. BELIN. I hand you----
- Mr. BRENNAN. I recall seeing three people with you I----
- Mr. REDLICH. You mean two of the people that you----
- TESTIMONY OF HAROLD NORMAN
- I will ask you if you will please stand and hold up your right hand.
- Mr. BALL. That is as far----
- Mr. NORMAN. Well, I went in, washed up and I----
- Mr. NORMAN. Not until after----
- TESTIMONY OF JAMES JARMAN, JR.
- Mr. BELIN. Congressman Ford----
- Mr. BALL. Was----
- TESTIMONY OF HOWARD LESLIE BRENNAN RESUMED
- Mr. BELIN. Have you ever worked for the Union Terminal Co.----
- TESTIMONY OF ROY SANSOM TRULY
- I gave him an application to fill out, which he did.
- Mr. TRULY. We didn't go anywheres. Mr. Campbell and I----
- Mr. TRULY. Do you mind me----
- Mr. TRULY. And it went on down this way. And immediately after----
- Mr. TRULY. I said "This way."
- Now, you have point "T."
- There is a button and a little bell here. I pressed----
- I called upstairs "Turn loose the elevator."
- Mr. TRULY. I said, "Turn loose the elevator."
- Mr. BELIN. Could you see----
- Mr. BELIN. When you say you were looking in the room on an angle----
- Mr. TRULY. This is it----
- I hand you what the reporter has marked as Exhibit 505.
- TESTIMONY OF MARRION L. BAKER
- I believe--pardon me, Mr. Dulles, does that answer your question?
- Mr. BAKER. Yes, sir. As I parked here----
- Mr. BAKER. He hollered for it, said, "Bring that elevator down here."
- Mr. BAKER. I ran on over there----
- Mr. BAKER. We went back and made two trial runs on that, and----
- Mr. DULLES. How far were you as you left the stairwell, the stairway----
- Mr. DULLES. You saw Oswald later in the lineup or later----
- Mr. BELIN. Officer Baker----
- Mr. BELIN. When you got off on the seventh floor or the top floor----
- Mr. BAKER. Is that the steps on the outside and this is the----
- Mr. BAKER. Yes, I believe Officer B. J. Martin----
- Mr. BAKER. Nothing except----
- TESTIMONY OF MRS. ROBERT A. REID
- Mrs. REID. Well----
- Mrs. REID. My desk----
- Mr. BELIN. When you met in the lunchroom----
- Mrs. REID. It couldn't have been----
- I will tell the Chief Justice of your cooperation and helpfulness.
- Afternoon Session
- TESTIMONY OF LUKE MOONEY
- Mr. BALL. And that is----
- I don't know how many seconds had elapsed--it wasn't too many.
- I said, "All right, get on, we are going."
- I have a picture here which has been marked as Commission Exhibit 508.
- Mr. BALL. Now, does that look like----
- Mr. BALL. Well----
- Mr. MOONEY. But as to being positive of the exact distance----
- Mr. BALL. You mean the "B" cartridge should be closer to the "C?"
- Mr. BALL. Does this appear to be--first of all, does that appear----
- Mr. BALL. Now, when you made a crease on 509, the box shown in 509----
- Mr. BALL. You don't think you have ever seen it----
- Mr. MOONEY. Yes, sir. The way I remember, sir, is----
- TESTIMONY OF EUGENE BOONE
- Mr. BALL. The rifle was about 3 feet from the----
- Mr. BALL. Show----
- TESTIMONY OF M. N. McDONALD
- Mr. BALL. And had he withdrawn the pistol----
- Mr. BALL. The only people that you saw were----
- I have marked an exhibit, 520.
- TESTIMONY OF MRS. HELEN MARKHAM
- Take it easy, this is just----
- Mrs. MARKHAM. Me----
- Mr. BALL. Well, you were walking along the street----
- Mrs. MARKHAM. After he had shot----
- Mrs. MARKHAM. No. To anyone----
- Mr. BALL. Well, I thought you just told me that you hadn't----
- Mrs. MARKHAM. From here----
- Mrs. MARKHAM. I don't remember----
- Mrs. MARKHAM. Believe me, it was just like----
- Mrs. MARKHAM. After he shot the policeman----
- Mrs. MARKHAM. Then----
- TESTIMONY OF WILLIAM W. SCOGGINS
- Mr. BELIN. Number 11 is, you think, where you were with regard to----
- Mr. BELIN. Was it due west the way the sidewalk was, or was it----
- Mr. SCOGGINS. Yes, yes; I was over there----
- Mr. SCOGGINS. I wouldn't say it was white, but----
- Mr. SCOGGINS. He was proceeding west on 10th and had----
- Mr. SCOGGINS. I heard him--whenever I heard him hit those bushes----
- Mr. SCOGGINS. No, he was slender; not real slender, but you know----
- Mr. SCOGGINS. Yes, I believe those are the words they used. I am not----
- Mr. BELIN. Did you have the man turn around, or could you----
- Mr. SCOGGINS. Actually what happened----
- Mr. SCOGGINS. He was talking to one of the----
- TESTIMONY OF HELEN MARKHAM RESUMED
- TESTIMONY OF MRS. BARBARA JEANETTE DAVIS
- Mrs. DAVIS. I----
- TESTIMONY OF TED CALLAWAY
- Representative FORD. You saw him run from about the taxicab----
- Mr. BALL. All right. Now----
- Mr. CALLAWAY. Well----
- Mr. CALLAWAY. He was just----
- TESTIMONY OF DR. CHARLES JAMES CARRICO AND DR. MALCOLM OLIVER PERRY
- TESTIMONY OF DR. CHARLES JAMES CARRICO
- Dr. CARRICO. At the time we did not know----
- Dr. CARRICO. Yes, sir; just where the tie----
- Mr. SPECTER. And also based on the autopsy report from Bethesda----
- I said I did not.
- Dr. CARRICO. Yes, sir; as I said----
- TESTIMONY OF DR. MALCOLM PERRY
- I completed that in----
- Mr. DULLES. But it would be very helpful to me----
- If it doesn't fit in here----
- I did not see any other wounds.
- Dr. PERRY. Yes, sir; I have
- Representative FORD. May I ask----
- TESTIMONY OF ROBERT A. FRAZIER AND RONALD SIMMONS
- TESTIMONY OF ROBERT A. FRAZIER
- Mr. EISENBERG. Can you explain the significance of "Terni?"
- Mr. EISENBERG. Is this weapon----
- Mr. EISENBERG. On the----
- Mr. McCLOY. This gives a pretty tight----
- I believe that is a description of the bullet.
- Mr. FRAZIER. In this diagram----
- Mr. EISENBERG. And illustrates----
- Mr. EISENBERG. Now, turning to----
- Representative BOGGS. This is just a normal----
- Mr. FRAZIER. As calculated----
- The three cartridge cases, 553, 554, and 555, were compared----
- Representative BOGGS. And the live one was manufactured also by----
- Mr. FRAZIER. I would say it was hard metal----
- Mr. EISENBERG. Well----
- Afternoon Session
- TESTIMONY OF ROBERT A. FRAZIER RESUMED
- Mr. McCLOY. On all of these on the left is it always the same----
- Mr. McCLOY. The one on the right is the cartridge that you just----
- Mr. McCLOY. And the fragment 567----
- I have not fired any of it, personally.
- Mr. EISENBERG. Are you thinking of----
- Mr. FRAZIER. Yes, sir; this one is designed----
- TESTIMONY OF RONALD SIMMONS
- Mr. McCLOY. Your task is primarily evaluation----
- I have handed the witness Commission Exhibit 139.
- Using the----
- TESTIMONY OF CORTLANDT CUNNINGHAM AND JOSEPH D. NICOL
- TESTIMONY OF CORTLANDT CUNNINGHAM
- Mr. EISENBERG. You are now placing an unfired----
- I have seen them before.
- Mr. EISENBERG. In order to disengage----
- When you pull the trigger of----
- Mr. EISENBERG. That is number----
- Mr. EISENBERG. That is No.----
- Mr. CUNNINGHAM. It is on the trigger, number----
- The next photograph is a photograph--on the left of the hairline----
- Representative FORD. To the layman that seems even more----
- Mr. EISENBERG. Now, can you explain why these three bullets----
- Mr. EISENBERG. 603----
- Mr. CUNNINGHAM. No, sir; that is Remington----
- We have 603----
- Mr. CUNNINGHAM. If he had an extra cartridge case----
- Mr. EISENBERG. But then----
- Representative FORD. When you say bulky----
- Mr. EISENBERG. Now, would a----
- Mr. CUNNINGHAM. Oh, yes--and the bullets would cost----
- Mr. CUNNINGHAM. Yes, sir; well--these would be very difficult--in other
- Mr. EISENBERG. So the paraffin acts as a base to pick up----
- Afternoon Session
- TESTIMONY OF CORTLANDT CUNNINGHAM RESUMED
- Mr. EISENBERG. One is a----
- Mr. EISENBERG. Sure, use 602 to----
- Mr. DULLES. And this photograph is Commission Exhibit No.----
- Mr. EISENBERG. Now this is Commission----
- I am a cigar smoker, I also would come up positive.
- Mr. CUNNINGHAM. We don't----
- TESTIMONY OF JOSEPH D. NICOL
- I do not have any major publications in the firearms field.
- Mr. EISENBERG. You were pointing just now to----
- Mr. EISENBERG. Well, two sets of extractor marks have been put on----
- I ask you whether you are familiar with this group of exhibits.