Garrison’s case : criticism of the Warren Commission report / William W. Turner and Hal Verb ; interviewed by Elsa Knight Thompson.

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BB2324

Discussion of the inadequacy of the Warren Commission’s investigation of the John F. Kennedy assassination|GARRISON’S CASE : CRITICISM OF THE WARREN COMMISION REPORT / William W. Turner and Hal Verb| interviewed by Elsa Knight Thompson. – William Turner, a former FBI agent and wtaff writer for Ramparts magazine, and Hal Verb, a reporter for the Berkeley Barb and instructor at San Francisco State Experimental College, discuss the problems with the Warren Commision Report. They speak on developments in New Orleans, and the inadequacy of the investigation itself. – BROADCAT: KPFA, 6 Oct. 1967.

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KPFA, 6 Oct. 1967.

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1 reel (58 min.) : 7 1/2 ips, mono.|58:00

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Program: Garrison’s case : criticism of the Warren Commission report / William W. Turner and Hal Verb ; interviewed by Elsa Knight Thompson.
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    • PRA Archive #: BB2324
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    • Program: Garrison’s case : criticism of the Warren Commission report / William W. Turner and Hal Verb ; interviewed by Elsa Knight Thompson.
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      • Distributor: Los Angeles : Pacifica Radio Archive, 1967.
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