For the Record

Was the sensational conclusion of Thomas Buchanan’s now famous series on Pres. Kennedy’s assassination too hot for even L’ Express? (Buchanan, twice identified under oath as a Communist, and who is now living in France, argued in L’ Express that Oswald could not have done the job alone or without the connivance of members of the Dallas police.) His conclusion, according to insiders, is that the assassination was ordered by a prominent Texas oil man. Oswald’s shot at Gen. Walker, according to this thesis, was just a cover-up.

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Was the sensational conclusion of Thomas Buchanan’s now famous series on Pres. Kennedy’s assassination too hot for even L’ Express? (Buchanan, twice identified under oath as a Communist, and who is now living in France, argued in L’ Express that Oswald could not have done the job alone or without the connivance of members of the Dallas police.) His conclusion, according to insiders, is that the assassination was ordered by a prominent Texas oil man. Oswald’s shot at Gen. Walker, according to this thesis, was just a cover-up.

Tanner—Ben Roth Agency