Walter Cronkite-JFK

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Footage of Walter Cronkite breaking News of JFK's murder in Dallas from 1963. Original CBS Breaking News of John F. Kennedy Assassination.

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  • Thank you for showing us this.

    I think its great that you provided this footage for us to watch. Its a very important moment in history and and it strikes home better in this format than in a history book. Can you weirdos lay off a bit?

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  • theatercatz

    to IMPORTANT !!!
    The Zappuder film was shown and verified 20 years before the JFK movie was ever made.
    President Kennedy was shot from behind and then from the front.
    It's so clear only one in denial would argue.
    I have no idea who planned his death, but it wasn't Oswald. He was only one of many. IMHO

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  • Why was my perfectly logical comment 'fi...

    I stated the simple fact that Oswald would be have been acquitted in a court of law for lack of evidence, that he is innocent until proven guilty - an innocence he protested to his dying breath, why are these Oswald conspiracy theorists afraid of these humble and simple facts?

    In polls an average of about 80% of American citizens believe Oswald to have been guiltless, having nothing to do with this murder of this man who symbolised the soul everything America stood for, history will judge that American democracy was effectively assassinated that day too.

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    • Guilt

      Oswald was arrested for shooting and killing a Dallas police officer. They were looking for him because he disappeared from his job at the book depository shortly after Kennedy was shot. Why did he run away, and why did he kill the police officer who stopped to question him? Maybe he was just paranoid, but we will never know his true motives.
      If you are ever in Dallas, visit the Sixth Floor Museum. Admission is kind of expensive, but it's worth every cent.

      By lowaystar 1179455429 Reply Spam Moderate Up Moderate Down
    • Guilt? - Not guilt, you mean - INNOCENCE...

      As in - 'Innocent until proven guilty in a court of law'

      Ever hear of that?

      Or have you single handedly rewritten the constitutional law in the United States of America to accomodate your prejudice?

      This man is innocent until proven guilty in a court of law, and the Tippit murder is so profuse with ambiguity and dubious eyewitness testimony that it raises far more questions than it answers.

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  • IMPORTANT !!!

    The footage were you see Kennedy get shot in the head (colour) is NOT KENNEDY!!! this is a reconstruction from the film "JFK" by Oliver Stone!

    I posted this before, but it was filtered!?! I guess people can't handle the boring truth!

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    • It's real

      No, it's definitely the real footage. I have a copy, very old. The Zapruder film is famous. Unfortunately, it's also been edited - some part was hidden.

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    • Real footage

      Actually it is real footage, filmed by Abraham Zapruder, yes it was used in the movie JFK but it is real. Its a historical bit of movie footage and it is very real

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