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CITATION NOTES
HSCA: House Select Committee on Assassinations
WC: The Warren Commission
CR: The Church Report
ARRB: Assassination Records Review Board
1 Kennedy, John F. Quote from Speech in New York City before the American Newspapers Publishers Association. April, 1961
2 Nix-Jackson, Gayle letters referencing attempt to find the original Nix film
3 McFarlane, Robert. Zapruder Film. August 10, 1999. Los Angeles Times
4 Lifton, David. “Pig on a Leash—Addendum”. Email attachment to author
6 Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza, The Nix Film description
7 Francis Bacon Quote
8 Kennedy, John F. Quote from Prayer Breakfast Speech, Feb 7, 1963
9 The Daily Kos, Adlai Stevenson in Dallas in 1963. November 22, 2010
10 Minutaglio, Bill and Steven L. Davis, Dallas 1963, 92
11 Photo of Wyatt’s Cafeteria
12 Photo of Keystone K-810 model camera
13 Photo of Terminal Annex Building
14 Photo of Cedar Crest Movie Theater
15 Dallas Times Herald, November 21, 1963. Map of parade route
16 Simkin, John. Abraham Zapruder Biography, Spartacus Educational. Web
17 Simkin, D. Harold Byrd Biography. Spartacus Educational. Web
18 Photo of Jennifer Jones and reference to Zapruder’s naming
19 Simkin, George de Morhenschildt. Relation to Zapruder. Coincidence? Spartacus Educational. See Bruce C. Adamson
20 Schlesinger, Arthur. A Thousand Days: John F. Kennedy in the White House. 9
21 Simkin, John. Jeanne LeGon DeMohrenschildt
22 Photo of Jackie Kennedy mannequin
23 Warren Commission XII. The testimony of Forrest V. Sorrels was taken at 9:45 A.M. on May 7, 1964, at 200 Maryland Avenue NE., Washington, D.C. by Mr. Samuel A. Stern, assistant counsel of the President’s Commission. Mr. David W. Bel
in, assistant counsel for the President’s Commission, and Mr. Fred B. Smith, Deputy General Counsel, U.S. Treasury Department were present. 336
24 Sheraton Hotel where the Secret Service team stayed
25 The Hotel Texas in Ft. Worth
26 Image of Henry Moore Three Points Sculpture: http://dallasmuseumofart.org/View/FutureExhibitions/dma_496179
27 Robinson, Gaille. Hotel Texas Art Review at the Amon Carter. Ft Worth Star-Telegram
28 Photos of art in each room of Hotel Texas in Ft. Worth
29 Clarke, Thurston. JFK’s Last Hundred Days: The Transformation of a Man and the Emergence of a Great President. Jackie Kennedy’s favorite flower, periwinkle iris from Thurston Clarke
30 President John F. Kennedy’s favorite Cuban cigar was a Cuban H. Upmann. From a YouTube interview with Pierre Salinger, JFK’s press secretary
31 McElvaine, Robert. Huffington Post, Kennedy Quote. After seeing the John Birch Society ad in the Dallas Morning News
32 Photo of Orville Nix
33 Dallas Morning News Front page, November 22, 1963, Morning edition
34 Hersh, Seymour. Dark Side of Camelot. 406-407
35 Parade Route Map, Dallas Morning News. Morning edition
36 Hunting Cartoon in the Dallas Morning News, November 22, 1963
37 Photo of Welcome to Dallas Mr. Kennedy
38 HSCA, Vol.11, pg. 149 Sorrels Testimony
39 WC Hearings and Exhibits Testimony of Win Lawson regarding Lumpkin and Industrial Blvd:, Vol. IV, 328
40 Lestrud, Walter. Puterbaugh Interview October 10, 2013. Web
41 Kennedy. Quote from the University of North Dakota Address, September, 1963
42 Needham, Rick. Map of where Orville stood in Dealey Plaza along with witness locations during the assassination sequence of the Nix film
43 Keystone K-810 Camera manual
44 Photos of welcoming crowds
45 How Things Work Website: 12 WPA projects That Still Exist—Dealey Plaza, 2013. Web
46 Mack, Gary. The Man Who Named the Grassy Knoll. John McAdams. Web
47 Photo of Zapruder’s Bell & Howell Camera
48 Marrs, Jim. Crossfire, 265
49 Wagenvoord, James. Telephone Interview with author. Billie Sol Estes and Bobby Baker Scandals were to be the Life magazine cover before the assassination