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Kennedy Assassination / Thomas Interview #742026

CNN Evening News for Saturday, Nov 15, 2003
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(Studio: Carol Lin) The 40th anniversary next week of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy noted. “CNN Presents: President Kennedy Has Been Shot” previewed; footage shown. [NBC News White House correspondent Robert MacNEIL†, KENNEDY - talk about Kennedy’s wife, Jackie.] [UPI reporter Wilborn HAMPTON†- comments on the purpose of Kennedy’s trip to Texas.] ["New York Times" reporter Tom WICKER†- comments on the political atmosphere in Dallas at that time.] Taped interview held with veteran White House correspondent Helen Thomas† about the day of the assassination. [THOMAS – recalls hearing the news that Kennedy had been shot; says the world stopped still for a minute; talks about a loss of hope after Kennedy’s death; comments on reporting on presidents since then.]

Reporter(s):
Lin, Carol
Duration:
00:07:30

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