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| | Earl Warren - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | In 1953, Warren was appointed Chief Justice of the United States by President Dwight D. Eisenhower, who commented that "he represents the kind of political, economic, and social thinking that I believe we need on the Supreme Court. | | | As a tough-on-crime District Attorney, Warren had a reputation for high-handedness; however, none of his convictions was ever overturned on appeal. | | | The Earl Warren Bill of Rights Project is named in his honor. |
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| | Earl Warren, Norwegian American |
| | It was Eisenhower who appointed Warren to the post of chief justice of the United States in 1953. | | | The "Warren Court" proceeded to issue a stream of decisions broadening civil rights. | | | In 1963, the "Warren Commission" was formed by President Lyndon Johnson. |
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| | Warren Commission - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | The Commission took its unofficial name—the Warren Commission—from its chairman, United States Supreme Court Chief Justice Earl Warren. | | | Upon its release in 1964, all files of the Warren Commission were sealed away from public view for 75 years (until 2039) by executive order of President Lyndon B. Johnson. | | | The Warren Commission, chapter 8, details flaws in the United States Secret Service security at the time of the assassination. |
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| | Warren Commission on Encyclopedia.com |
| | Lesley Ann Warren At The LACAAW 31st Annual Humanitarian Awards | | | The hearings were closed to the public unless the person giving testimony requested otherwise; only two witnesses made that request. |
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| | The Warren Commission |
| | The Commission has concluded that the criteria and procedures of the Secret Service designed to identify and protect against persons considered threats to the president were not adequate prior to the assassination. | | | The Warren Commission was published in October, 1964. | | | It is facts such as these that demand attention, and which the Warren Commission should have regarded as vital. |
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| | Encyclopedia4U - Warren Commission - Encyclopedia Article |
| | The commission took its name from its chairman, Chief Justice Earl Warren. | | | As specific conclusions relating to who committed the assassination are proven or disproven, the Warren Commission has other descriptive evidence and causation for the event, such as grossly insufficient security provided by the Secret Service to protect the president. | | | These specific findings prompted the Secret Service to make numerous modifications to their security procedures. |
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http://www.encyclopedia4u.com/w/warren-commission.html
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| | John F. Kennedy Assassination Homepage :: Warren Commission |
| | The Commission then transferred its records to the National Archives to be permanently preserved under the rules and regulations of the National Archives and applicable federal law. | | | The resolution also gave the Commission the power to compel the testimony of witnesses by granting immunity from prosecution to witnesses testifying under compulsion. | | | Earl Warren, Chief Justice of the United States, former Governor and attorney general of California, Chair; |
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| | "Warren Omission" Excerpt |
| | Earl Warren did not poke around for evidence; it was rendered in succinct oral argument. | | | It should also be recalled that the vast majority of Chairman Warren's 608 questions were procedural rather than substantive(5), as were some questions put by Commissioners when they were presiding in Warren's stead. | | | Earl Warren asked many openers along the "Will you rise and be sworn?" or "Do you wish counsel to be present?" lines. |
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| | The Warren Commission, The Truth, and Arlen Specter |
| | The Warren Commission obviously anticipated that need and from the outset the irresistible premise of the investigators—all of whom were lawyers—was based on the prima facie case against Oswald. | | | When the Warren Report was first issued, it’s conclusions were generally accepted not only because the 26 volumes of supporting evidence seemed so imposing and impenetrable, but also because of the stature and reputation of the Commission members and its counsel. | | | In attempting to ascertain the facts of what was perhaps the most shocking murder in American history, the Commission refused to “press” (Specter’s word) for evidence that would be considered essential, vital and prerequisite to a finding in any court in the country with the least unnoteworthy of homicide cases under consideration. |
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http://www.kenrahn.com/JFK/The_critics/Fonzi/WC_Truth_Specter/WC_Truth_Specter.html
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| | Probe V7N6: Max Holland Rescues the Warren Commission and the Nation |
| | Warren inexplicably refused to seek one of the most essential tools necessary for any serious criminal investigation: the authority to issue subpoenas and to grant balky witnesses immunity from prosecution. | | | Holland is mum about the fact that Russell was one of three Warren Commissioner who rejected the sine qua non of the Commission’s case against Oswald, the Single Bullet Theory. | | | “The Warren Commission’s inquiry occurred at what we now know was the height of the Cold War, and it must be judged in that context. |
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| | LBJ in the Oval Office |
| | These conversations document the formation of the commission -- indentified by the popular title "The Warren Commission" -- because the chairman was Chief Justice Earl Warren. | | | Johnson claims reluctance to appoint Warren but regards it as a necessity. | | | Russell is upset since he indicated to Johnson that he did not wish to serve. |
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http://www.hpol.org/lbj/warren
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| | The Warren Commission's Case Aganst Oswald |
| | Compromised already by the yawning gap, the fundamental accusation of the Warren Commission is definitely demolished by the fact that it is equally incapable of furnishing any evidence of the indispensable corollary: If Oswald’s rifle was in fact the murder weapon, it is necessary to prove that it was Oswald who fired it. | | | The Commission carefully avoids any allusion to this possibility in the Oswald case, and to dodge this argument it employs affirmations 2 and 3. | | | Perhaps now, 15 months after its publication, it will not be considered inappropriate to at least examine closely the Warren Commission’s case against Lee Harvey Oswald. |
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http://karws.gso.uri.edu/JFK/The_critics/Sauvage/WC_Case/WC_case_against_Oswald.html
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| | The Legal View of the Warren Commission |
| | "The Warren Commission From The Procedural Standpoint" (Arthur L. | | | I have decided to prepare a section with legal views of the Warren Commission because I think the perspective of these people is valuable and deserves another hearing. | | | We have all heard and read endless amounts about the Warren Commission and its report. |
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http://www.kenrahn.com/JFK/History/WC_Period/Legal_views_of_WC/Legal_views.html
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| | Warren Commission Hearings, Volume XVIII |
| | (PDF: 361 K) CE 985 - Letter from the Department of State to the Commission, dated May 18, 1964, with attached documents from the... | | | of State to the Commission, dated May 26, 1964, attaching answers to questions... | | | (PDF: 34 K) CE 956 - Letter from the Department of State to the Commission, dated May 28, 1964. |
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http://historymatters.com/archive/jfk/wc/wcvols/wh18/contents.htm
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| | Gleaves Whitney on Warren Commission on National Review Online |
| | Flaws in the Warren Commission's report notwithstanding, it is interesting how its findings have withstood the test of time, not to mention the likes of Oliver Stone. | | | There are other indications that the Warren Commission got it pretty much right. | | | Yet not one conspiracy theory has been formulated that could withstand cross-examination in a court of law. |
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http://www.nationalreview.com/comment/whitney200311210841.asp
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| | AARC Public Library - Warren Commission Hearings, Volume VI |
| | Warren Commission Hearings, Volume VI Volume VI of the Warren Commission Hearings and Exhibits volumes is the first of 10 volumes of testimony and affidavits taken in various locations by staff attorneys for the Warren Commission. | | | AARC Public Library - Warren Commission Hearings, Volume VI AARC Public Library Contents | | | There are an additional 5 volumes of testimony taken by Commission members in Washington DC, and 11 volumes of Exhibits. |
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http://www.aarclibrary.org/publib/jfk/wc/wcvols/wh6/contents.htm
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| | Warren Commission 35th Anniversary |
| | Lyndon Johnson, on being handed the first copy of the Warren Report: | | | "If you want Earl Warren, he'll do it." (said to Richard Nixon) | | | necessary to any essential findings of the Commission," though without |
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| | The Last Hurrah Bookshop: ASSASSINATIONS |
| | LSC, Fine cond.., 51 pgs., Volume 1: Warren Commission, Lieleler, Lifton, Lawyers and Legalese. | | | THE WARREN COMMISSION: HEARINGS ON THE ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT JOHN F. LMP, TX 1997, for 386SX w/4 meg RAM; Windows 3.1, 1 meg VGA card, ISO9660 ROM., The Complete 26 volumes, includes Brown index... | | | Wrone takes issue with both the alterationists and Warren Commission defenders. |
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| | USNews.com: JFK: the Untold Story of the Warren Commission (8/17/92) |
| | Accustomed to debriefing witnesses before depositions, the staff's criminal lawyers chafed at the precautions. | | | Use of this Web site constitutes acceptance of our Terms and Conditions of Use and Privacy Policy. | | | But Warren's ways also created more serious problems. |
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http://www.usnews.com/usnews/news/articles/920817/archive_018207_2.htm
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| | Warren Commission: The JFK Assassination Context |
| | For conspiracists, the Warren Commission's endorsement of the Single Bullet Theory is close to treasonous. | | | The failure of the CIA to tell the Warren Commission about plots on the life of Castro didn't affect the Commission's conclusion that Oswald acted alone, but prevented the Commission from giving a coherent account of Oswald's motives: | | | In conspiracy books, the founding of the Warren Commission was a straightforward "coverup" exercise. |
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http://mcadams.posc.mu.edu/context2.htm
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| | Warren Commission and JFK assassination (GSJ of Nov. 20, 1998) |
| | In taking testimony from Oswald's widow, Warren barred any adversarial cross-examination. | | | It was 1963, and if Chief Justice Earl Warren said "up," Sen. Richard Russell of Georgia would say "down." That's the way things usually went between the two key members of the Warren Commission, the federal entity charged with investigating the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. | | | It found "on the basis of the evidence before the commission" that Oswald acted alone. |
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http://www.brown.edu/Administration/George_Street_Journal/vol23/23GSJ12a.html
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| | Warblogging.com: Warren Commission to Investigate — Read in the White House |
| | This work is licensed under a Creative Commons License. | | | Of all prominent investigations conducted by the United States Government the report of the Warren Commission is probably the least trusted. | | | He's appoinating all the members of this investigatory body, modeling it on the Warren Commission and expanding its mandate to the point where it's almost impossible they'll be able to issue a report before November. |
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http://www.warblogging.com/archives/000796.php
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| | NARA - Research - Main Page |
| | In light of the terrorist events of September 11, 2001, we are re-evaluating access to some previously open archival materials. | | | The 9-11 Commission's records are now available on the Commission's frozen web site. | | | Get a full description, download descriptive pamphlets and roll lists, and purchase rolls. |
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http://www.archives.gov/research/index.html
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| | History buffs, scholars deride JFK inquiry |
| | The Warren Commission, led by then Chief Justice Earl Warren, "was a complete and utter disaster," sowing only "doubt, confusion and distrust" of government, said Jim Lesar, author and head of the non-profit Assassination Archives and Research Center. | | | Eight days after the Nov. 22, 1963, assassination, President Johnson established the Warren Commission by Executive Order 11130. | | | Cyril Wecht, a renowned pathologist who served on a House committee's investigation into the assassination in 1978, said that one of the Warren Commission's greatest failures was in not challenging a poorly performed autopsy of the president. |
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| | City-County Planning Commission |
| | Zoning Map for Warren County (includes all five cities) | | | Black and White Zoning Map for Warren County | | | You will need Adobe Acrobat and Autodesk Express viewer and for various documents and maps on this web-site, please use these links to download a free copy of Adobe Acrobat Reader and the Autodesk Express Viewer. |
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| | Warren Report |
| | Article on a Commission Member Who May Have Changed His Mind | | | A Selection of Testimonies Given Before the Commission | | | Photo of the eight member commission appointed to investigate the assassination |
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| | The Warren Report |
| | Links to Text of the Warren Commission Report (From http://www.informatik.uni-rostock.de/Kennedy/) | | | Warren H. (Butch) Burroughs (Who took tickets in the Texas Theatre) | | | Johnny Calvin Brewer (Who saw Oswald enter the Texas Theatre without paying) |
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http://karws.gso.uri.edu/JFK/history/wc_period/Warren_Report/Warren_Report.html
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| | Kennedy, John F. -- Encyclopædia Britannica |
| | Kennedy, Joseph P. American businessman and financier who served in government commissions in Washington, D.C. (1934–37), and as ambassador to Great Britain (1937–40). | | | He was the father of U.S. President John F. Kennedy and two other sons who became notable politicians. | | | He was the last surviving brother of President John F. Kennedy. |
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http://www.britannica.com/eb/article?tocId=9045085&ref=news1104
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