The document discusses the assassination of President John F. Kennedy in Dallas, Texas on November 22, 1963. It provides details of Lee Harvey Oswald shooting Kennedy from the Texas School Book Depository building. It also discusses the aftermath, including Kennedy being rushed to Parkland Hospital where he was pronounced dead, and Jackie Kennedy refusing to remove her bloody pink suit. The document questions the official conclusion that Oswald acted alone.

2. The Berlin Wall

4. John F. Kennedy’s Assassination Nov. 22, 1963

8. 6 th floor

9. Sixth Floor of the School Book Depository

12. Zapruder’s film was the most famous evidence

13. He was filming from here.

14. 3 rd shot 1 st shot Sniper perch

15. This plaque sits next to where he was fatally shot.

17. The limo now sped up to 80 miles an hour in a race to Parkland Hospital, which is 4 miles away.

18. Kennedy was rushed to Parkland

24. Lee Harvey Oswald walked 8 blocks to Texas Theatre on Jefferson Blvd.

25. ...the bullet

30. LBJ was sworn in at Love Field

32. LHO was being escorted to another jail.

36. 80% of people today believe JFK was killed by someone else!!!!

46. Was Kennedy shot from the front? 2 nd assassin? Zapruder

48. No witnesses reported gunshots that day! 2 nd assassin? Zapruder wall

49. All witnesses that day described shots from where Oswald was Witness described people but no shots behind fence Oswald

50. Picket fence

51. View from behind fence (x marks the spot) 3 rd shot

56. JFK sat elevated above Connally wrong

74. Kennedy Funeral

76. Letter

77. Lyndon Baines Johnson Great Society

79. Background Information LBJ and wife, Lady Bird Johnson Source: www. corrr1.com Lyndon Baines Johnson was born and raised in central Texas. He served in the U.S. Congress for 26 years , and in that time he developed a reputation to get things done. Some would even describe him as overpowering & intimidating . In the election of 1960, he ran as the Democratic vice presidential candidate with John F. Kennedy.

80. LBJ’s tactics

81. Kennedy’s Assassination Following the assassination of Kennedy, LBJ is sworn in as president of the US aboard Air Force One on November 22, 1963. Source: www. minnesota.publicradio.org

84. LBJ signing the Civil Rights Act of 1964 Source: www.clinton2.nara.gov

88. Above: Lady Byrd Johnson Supports the Head Start program in Washington Source: www.lbjlib.utexas.edu Below: Lady Bird has lunch with school children in rural Kentucky