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Kennedy's Killers S1.25 - NO 3 06721 EWSREAL IES Tracking Down Kennedy's Killers NEW EVIDENCE CIA Man Who Knew Oswald Tells How Castro Paid For The • Assassination How The CIA Could Have Stopped It Details Of Ruby-Oswald Meetings JFK Murder Is Linked To Watergate P . HACK ets of Using Secr -•• Numerology YOU MAY NOT KNOW IT, Sydney Omarr, World Famous Astrologer, BUT...YOUR NAME IS Changed His Name— Altered His Destiny! By Carter Newfield YOUR FORTUNE! Sydney Oman, world famous astrologer. eolumnist. and author of over one hundred What's In A Name? people who have changed their destinks books on the stars and their influence on by changing their names. More than sou can possibly imagine. Who ever heard of Norma Jean human events. was actually born Sidney Your name—the camel name given In you Kimmelmann, on August S. Mb He Baker? 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Three of our national leaders have been gunned down Castro Paid for JFK's Death Page 5 and it is no longer possible to continue the sham that they were killed by "lone nut gunmen." Fish Intelligence Code Page 15 For more than 13 years now, our government has been controlled by people other than those we elected Operative A's Story Checks Page 16 to office.
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