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JFK Assassination - “In Dallas Texas, three shots were fired…” – (November 22, 1963)

JFK Assassination - “In Dallas Texas, three shots were fired…” – (November 22, 1963)

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He was a man in the prime of life when he traveled to Dallas, Texas in November 1963, on a routine political fence-mending mission to help shore up his chances for re-election as president the following year. At about twenty five minutes past noon on November 22, he was riding in an open convertible with his wife through downtown Dallas, waving to cheering crowds, when the unthinkable occurred - an unforgettable event that would haunt and define the turbulent decade to come.


Broadcast audio licensed from CBS News


Contributors:

  • Don Hewitt, Former CBS News producer (Garner Audio Archive)
  • Walter Cronkite, Former CBS News anchor (Courtesy of the Television Academy Foundation Interviews. See the full interviews at TelevisionAcademy.com/Interviews.)
  • Dan Rather, Former CBS News anchor, KRLD Dallas reporter (Courtesy of the Television Academy Foundation Interviews. See the full interviews at TelevisionAcademy.com/Interviews)
  • Gary DeLaune, Former reporter for KLIF Radio
  • Robert MacNeill, Former correspondent for NBC News (Courtesy of the Television Academy Foundation Interviews. See the full interviews at TelevisionAcademy.com/Interviews.)   


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