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U.S.A.: KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RE-ENACTED IN DALLAS. (1964) | Slate

U.S.A.: KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RE-ENACTED IN DALLAS.

SURVEYOR, AGENTS, RE-ENACTMENT.

FEDERAL OFFICIALS SPENT SEVEN HOURS ON SUNDAY (24 MAY) RE-ENACTING THE ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT JOHN KENNEDY IN DALLAS, TEXAS.

Released: 1964
Runtime: 1m

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Arlen SpecterSelf

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