AP: Crowd remembers JFK assassination

[Greeby]

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By JEFF CARLTON
Associated Press Writer

DALLAS (AP) -- About 300 people, including history buffs, conspiracy theorists and even two Elvis impersonators, gathered in Dealey Plaza on Wednesday to mark the 43rd anniversary of President Kennedy's assassination in a loosely organized ceremony that was part memorial and part circus.

Beverly Oliver, who witnessed the Nov. 22, 1963 shooting, began the event by singing the national anthem, after which the crowd observed a moment of silence at about 12:30 p.m., the time of day Lee Harvey Oswald is believed to have fired the fatal shots.

Many on hand, however, said they didn't think Oswald acted alone in Kennedy's assassination and some thought he was set up.

"You'll get 100 different theories from 100 different people," said Jim Crump, a 44-year-old stagehand from Orlando who said he was working on an "in-depth study" of the assassination. "It's like Pandora's Box, where more and more stuff comes out until you just can't get it to close and go away." -snip-



Note - the tshirt reads "Not LHO" on the back

[spillthebeans]

1. I just love how the photographers have those funny angles

2 Elvis impersonators and 300 normal people and they have to show Elvis and 4 other people from the ground,probably kneeling