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A Padlet by Alyssa Repetti

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Put Together By CNBC

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Assassination of John F. Kennedy: Live Coverage | CNBC

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The JFK Assassination- The Zapruder Film: Close Up and SloMo Version

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New York Times Newspaper Headline

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(Beginning Coverage 1:18- 2:10 and  49:07-50:00)

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JFK'S ASSASSINATION (ABC-RADIO COVERAGE) [1-HOUR VERSION]

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(1:10 -2:00)

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On Friday, November 22, 1963, a young broadcaster named Orion Samuelson was hosting that day's edition of a program called "Country Fair" (the predecessor of the long-running "Noon Show") on WGN Radio. He pauses as he is handed the first bulletin regarding shots being fired at President John F. Kennedy, which Samuelson reads. Then, lacking live network audio or the instantaneous information we are used to today, he has no choice but to return to the program while he waits for additional information beyond the few lines of wire copy from the first bulletin. There's a jump in the surviving recording of this event, but it picks up again as Orion is reading another bulletin. After that, he again returns to farm news. Finally, after an additional update, a union record turner arrives so Orion is able to end his program and the station begins playing soft music as everyone waits for further updates on the condition of the President. One of these later updates, read by Jack Taylor, is included here. The 12+ minutes on this file is the extent of what exists on a reel of tape in our archives and is the only known recording of this coverage.

Extended audio of WGN Radio's first bulletins of the JFK assassination:
http://serve.castfire.com/audio/3415676/3415676_2017-10-26-133816.64kmono.mp3?ad_params=zones%3DPreroll%7Cstation_id%3D3808.mp3

Orion Samuelson shares his memories of that day:
http://serve.castfire.com/audio/3415680/3415680_2017-10-26-134120.64kmono.mp3?ad_params=zones%3DPreroll%7Cstation_id%3D3808.mp3

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How WGN listeners learned of the JFK assassination

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On Friday, November 22, 1963, a young broadcaster named Orion Samuelson was hosting that day's edition of a program called "Country Fair" (the predecessor of the long-running "Noon Show") on WGN Radio. He pauses as he is handed the first bulletin regarding shots being fired at President John F.

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KENNEDY IS KILLED BY SNIPER AS HE RIDES IN CAR IN DALLAS; JOHNSON SWORN IN ON PLANE

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The shots, he said, seemed to have come from the right and the rear of the car in which he was riding, the third in the motorcade. Another eyewitness, Mel Crouch, a Dallas television reporter, reported that as the shots rang out he saw a rifle extended and then withdrawn from a window on the "fifth or sixth floor" of the Texas Public School Book Depository.

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Article About the Assassination

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Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy Landing In Texas

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Riding Through Dealey Plaza

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About the Zapruder Film

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About Mrs. Kennedy

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Lyndon B. Johnson Being Sworn Into Office On the Plane

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A Stack of Newspapers about the Assassination

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From The Palm Beach Times

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From the Palm Beach Times

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Article About the Assassination

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Where Lee Harvey Oswald Shot President Kennedy

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Jack Ruby Right Before Shooting Lee Harvey Oswald

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Mrs. Kennedy and Her Children on the Day of the Funeral

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