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736 “two high-powered rifles…”: CIA Targets Fidel: Secret 1967 Inspector General’s Report on Plots to Assassinate Fidel Castro (1996), p. 90.
32. Requiem for a President
738 already sent the Honey Fitz: LL interview with Ham Brown, Secret Service agent attached to Joseph P. Kennedy.
738 “Uncle Joe, there’s …”: Dallas, p. 14.
738 “Hey, chief, it’s…”: Saunders, p. 227.
739 “He was so …”: LL interview with Kerry McCarthy.
739 Bobby asked him: Thomas, p. 277.
740 “One of your boys did it”: Thomas, p. 277, and Russo, p. 303.
740 Then he called Julius Draznin: Thomas, p. 277.
740 “Castro could have made …”: interview, Alexander Haig.
741 Teddy’s rental suit: DP, p. 576.
741 New Yorkers: Atlanta Constitution, November 26, 1963.
741 the picture that tens of millions: TV Guide, January 25, 1964.
742 now they broke down: interview, Malcolm Kilduff, and DP, p. 597.
743 seek the light: Kerry McCarthy recalls Rose Kennedy talking literally about the light they had lost.
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