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THE ASSISSINATION of and Iirn Four Days in November APRIL 12-16, 2000 &JOU'. Oave Special on, Iiornps Perry, Jim Omarlton, tiugh Pkynesvdortn, Buell Wesley Frazier Leavelle THE ASSISSINATION OF and iirn Four Days in November Historian Guide: Conover Hunt 5 Days/4 Nights Dallas, Texas I (8001628-8542 November 22, 1963. It is a date that lives in the memory of Wednesday, April 12 Gathering day at the Hyatt Re- millions around the world. the date that John F. Kennedy, gency Dallas where we'll stay for the next four nights. Wel- 35'h president of the United States, was murdered during a come briefing and dinner that evening hosted by motorcade In Dealey Plaza, a park in Dallas, Texas. Two HistoryAmerica TOURS and Historian Guide Conover days later, the prime suspect in the assassination, Hunt. Lee Harvey Oswald. was gunned down, in the basement of the Dallas Police Department. Cu- Thursday, April 13 We spend the morn- mulatively, those four days in November ing at the Sixth Floor Museum. We will be wel- changed world history, and established a comed by Museum Director Jeff West. After a legacy of controversy that will endure into tour of the Museum, Archivist Gary Mack will the new millennium. show seldom-seen video of local news reports. Join us on a unique, detailed examination The afternoon symposium will feature talks of this historic weekend in Dallas, where you by Hugh Aynesworth, the only reporter to wit- will visit rarely-seen private and public sites ness the assassination, cover the Tippit mur- associated with the assassination and its af- der and Oswald's arrest at the Texas Theater; termath, talk with original witnesses, and go behind the scenes at the award-winning Sixth Jim Charlton, who will explain the history of Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza, the nations pre- Dealey Plaza and its designation as a National mier historic site dedicated to the life. death. Historic Landmark; and Conover Hunt who will times and legacy of JFK. Historian Guide Conover outline the organization of the Sixth Floor Mu- Hunt. who directed the effort to create the mu- seum Following a group dinner at the museum, seum and preserve Dealey Plaza, will lead us. through the HistoryAmerica hospitality room at the Hyatt will the trauma and tragedy of the weekend. and offer be open for a late evening informal question and an- participant objective guidance into a better understanding of swer session with the historians. this complicated and confusing series of events. Friday, April 14 The touring will begin, led by noted This combination tour and symposium is a first for HistoryAmerica TOURS. We will not take sides on the issue of researcher and historian Dave Perry. The morning tour will President Kennedys effectiveness as a leader, his character, or consist of following JFK's motorcade from Love Field, through the reasons far his death. With the assistance of skilled inter- Dealey Plaza to Parkland Hospital. We'll have photo ops at preters and witnesses to the event, we will seek to gain a the Trade Mart and Walker shooting site. The afternoon tour more satisfactory answer to the question: What happened? will feature Dealey Plaza and Oswald's escape route from downtown. Dinner on your own tonight, followed by infor- TOUR INCLUDES: mal chatting in the hospitality room. Saturday, April 15 The final tour session in the morn- THEIIIS1I1RY CHANNEL • Historian Guide: Conover Hunt ing will feature the Tippit murder site, all the known Oswald • Special Guests: Josiah Thompson. Dave Perry, sites in Oak Cliff including the West Neely Street address where Jim Charlton. Hugh Aynesworth, Oswald's "backyard photographs' were taken by Marina, and Buell Wesley Frazier and Jim Leavelle • Services of a professional tour director conclude at his murder site in the Dallas jail basement where • Deluxe transportation we'll meet retired Dallas Police Detective Jim Leavelle, to whom • Ail admissions to included features Oswald was handcuffed when shot by Jack Ruby. The after- • Four nights hotel accommodations noon symposium will feature an address by Josiah Thomp- • Four breakfasts, three dinners, welcome briefing son, author of the acclaimed Six Seconds in Dallas, entitled • All taxes. baggage handling & gratuities on "The Warren Commission and the Single Bullet Theory: A Revi- included features sionist Account," and an interview of Buell Wesley Frazier by • Suggested reading list Dave Perry. Frazier drove Oswald to work on November 22, 1963. 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