Newspaper Clippings on Jfk Assassination

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INQUIRER
30 APR 1975
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If wasnmcrrow _ _One or the eme-
bfquences of the Watergate disaster; like
the fall of Vietnam, clearly is going to
be a reopening of the investigation of
tho- assassination of President Ken-
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ltyof new evidence than the simple
tact that, after Watergate, even rea-
sonably normal people are no longer
prepared to believe what their ‘govern-
tnentor its creatures _—_ in this case,.
the Warren Commission -.- tell them.
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were on that fateful morning of’ Nov.
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the supposition that Oswald was-the
killer, that he acted alone and that hm
was in no one's ‘pay. Yery little, for in-i
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