SEELEY, CARROLL H.	State Department WCH Vol. 5 p. 354 WCH Vol. 5 p. 357 WCH Vol. 11 p. 192 TESTIMONY OF WCH Vol. 11 pp. 193-205
SEGAL, HENRY	owner of Segal's liquor store WCH Vol. 14 p. 61 WCH Vol. 14 p. 286
SEGAL'S LIQUORS	WCH Vol. 14 p. 61 site where Jack Ruby pistol-whipped a former employee, Howard Haynes WCH Vol. 13 p. 253 site where Carousel Club made occasional beverage purchases WCH Vol. 13 p. 436
SEGEL, HENRY	WCH Vol. 22 p. 371 *
SEHRT, CLEM	New Orleans attorney WCH Vol. 1 pp. 197-198 WCH Vol. 25 pp. 87-88 *
SELAH, C. WILLIAM	WCH Vol. 25 p. 194 *
SELASSIE, EMPEROR HAILE	cited by J. E. Hoover as a security concern during the funeral for JFK WCH Vol. 5 p. 107
SELDIN, DR. DON	WCH Vol. 3 p. 371 WCH Vol. 6 p. 11 WCH Vol. 6 p. 32 WCH Vol. 6 pp. 60-61 WCH Vol. 6 p. 64
SELECTIVE SERVICE, S. S. SYSTEM	WCH Vol. 1 p. 306 in documents used for Lee Oswald handwriting comparisons WCH Vol. 4 p. 381 WCH Vol. 4 pp. 383-386 WCH Vol. 4 p. 388 WCH Vol. 4 p. 391 WCH Vol. 7 p. 427 WCH Vol. 7 pp. 429-430
SELIGMAN, RABBI	fnu, in testimony of Ruby WCH Vol. 5 p. 198
»SELLERS, MR.«	a communication confusion between witness Curry and stenographer WCH Vol. 4 p. 171 the intent was »Sorrels, Forrest«, qv
SEMIGSEN, W. W.	Western Union executive WCH Vol. 10 p. 416 WCH Vol. 10 p. 421 WCH Vol. 13 p. 222 WCH Vol. 21 pp. 405-426 * WCH Vol. 21 pp. 737-743 * WCH Vol. 21 pp. 752-763 * noting that the »Oswald« who had allegedly used Western Union facilities had sent a telegram to DC, and possibly to the Secretary of the Navy WCH Vol. 10 p. 413 TESTIMONY OF WCH Vol. 10 pp. 405-413
SEMOS, CHRIS	business associate of Ralph Paul WCH Vol. 14 pp. 136-137 WCH Vol. 14 p. 140
SENATOR (?), BOBBY	son of George Senator WCH Vol. 14 p. 169 it is unclear in the testimony if Senator was his last name
SENATOR, CHARLES	WCH Vol. 14 p. 59
SENATOR, GEORGE	WCH Vol. 1 p. 436 WCH Vol. 1 p. 439 WCH Vol. 2 p. 296 WCH Vol. 5 p. 195 WCH Vol. 5 p. 203 WCH Vol. 12 p. 76 WCH Vol. 12 p. 78 WCH Vol. 12 p. 295 WCH Vol. 12 p. 441 WCH Vol. 13 p. 6 WCH Vol. 13 p. 38 WCH Vol. 13 p. 70 WCH Vol. 13 p. 215 WCH Vol. 13 p. 217 WCH Vol. 13 p. 233 WCH Vol. 13 p. 239 WCH Vol. 13 pp. 250-251 WCH Vol. 13 p. 263 WCH Vol. 13 p. 317 WCH Vol. 13 p. 321 WCH Vol. 13 p. 347 WCH Vol. 13 pp. 426-427 WCH Vol. 13 p. 430 WCH Vol. 13 pp. 439-440 WCH Vol. 13 p. 445 WCH Vol. 13 pp. 464-466 WCH Vol. 13 pp. 503-504 WCH Vol. 14 pp. 45-46 WCH Vol. 14 p. 59 WCH Vol. 14 pp. 87-88 WCH Vol. 14 p. 119 WCH Vol. 14 pp. 131-132 WCH Vol. 14 p. 146 WCH Vol. 14 p. 408 WCH Vol. 14 p. 416 WCH Vol. 14 p. 435 WCH Vol. 14 p. 469 WCH Vol. 14 pp. 532-534 WCH Vol. 14 p. 567 WCH Vol. 14 p. 590 WCH Vol. 14 p. 638 WCH Vol. 14 p. 654 WCH Vol. 15 p. 35 WCH Vol. 15 p. 41 WCH Vol. 15 p. 85 WCH Vol. 15 p. 103 WCH Vol. 15 p. 220 WCH Vol. 15 p. 225 WCH Vol. 15 p. 234 WCH Vol. 15 p. 246 WCH Vol. 15 p. 265 WCH Vol. 15 p. 327 WCH Vol. 15 pp. 341-342 WCH Vol. 15 p. 353 WCH Vol. 15 p. 386 WCH Vol. 15 p. 426 WCH Vol. 15 p. 444 WCH Vol. 15 p. 455 WCH Vol. 15 p. 482 WCH Vol. 15 p. 552 WCH Vol. 15 p. 624 WCH Vol. 15 p. 626 WCH Vol. 15 p. 675 WCH Vol. 21 pp. 427-440 * WCH Vol. 23 pp. 459-461 * WCH Vol. 25 p. 322 * WCH Vol. 25 p. 728 * WCH Vol. 26 p. 179 * WCH Vol. 26 pp. 550-554 * WCH Vol. 26 p. 574 * Ruby as non-drinker, non-smoker, and having typical masculine attitudes toward women WCH Vol. 14 p. 203 Ruby showing no interest in politics, 206-207ff, Ruby not getting magazines and probably unable to understand the Wall Street Journal WCH Vol. 14 p. 209 Ruby's apparant pleasure at the suggested reasonably large, regular Dallas Police presence in his clubs WCH Vol. 14 p. 213 Ruby following his »usual routine« on Thursday, Nov. 2l WCH Vol. 14 p. 1963 WCH Vol. 14 p. 217 Ruby bemoaning tragedy which befell Mrs. Kennedy and the children WCH Vol. 14 p. 218 WCH Vol. 14 p. 226 WCH Vol. 14 p. 265 Ruby's at times strange behavior during the assassination weekend WCH Vol. 14 p. 228 Ruby waking up on Sunday, November 24 WCH Vol. 14 p. 1963 between 9:00 and 9:30 WCH Vol. 14 p. 236 Ruby being in worse condition on Sunday than Saturday WCH Vol. 14 p. 236 not being aware of a phone call to Ruby from cleaning lady Elnora Pitts WCH Vol. 14 pp. 239-240 thinking Ruby left on Sunday morning between l0:00-l0:l5 WCH Vol. 14 p. 244 being interrogated at Dallas Police HQ with his lawyer, Jim Martin, expressly excluded WCH Vol. 14 p. 248 being familiar with a waitress named Helen (Markham?) at Eatwell Cafe WCH Vol. 14 p. 252 not having seen the televised version of the Lee Oswald shooting as of his testimony, April 2l-22 WCH Vol. 14 p. 1964 WCH Vol. 14 p. 253 not having the slightest idea why Ruby killed Oswald WCH Vol. 14 p. 265 noting a change for the worse in Ruby after he, Senator, returned to Texas on February l8 WCH Vol. 14 p. 1964 WCH Vol. 14 p. 270 discounting the contents of FBI reports WCH Vol. 14 p. 303 denouncing any theory that he was homosexual WCH Vol. 14 p. 313 Ruby having supposedly seen Oswald at Dallas Police HQ on Friday WCH Vol. 14 p. 319 TESTIMONY OF WCH Vol. 14 pp. 164-330
SENATOR, JAKE	brother of George Senator WCH Vol. 14 p. 167
SENKEL, B. L.	Dallas Police officer in »pilot car« during motorcade WCH Vol. 4 p. 203 WCH Vol. 7 p. 190 WCH Vol. 7 pp. 197-199 WCH Vol. 7 p. 201 WCH Vol. 7 p. 207 WCH Vol. 7 p. 218 WCH Vol. 7 pp. 221-223 WCH Vol. 7 p. 230 WCH Vol. 7 pp. 248-249 WCH Vol. 7 p. 314 WCH Vol. 23 p. 62 *
SERE, MR.	fnu, employer of Marguerite Oswald as secretary at firm of Goldberg, Kammer, et al WCH Vol. 8 p. 93
SERNETT, EDWARD	FBI SA WCH Vol. 25 pp. 288-289 *
SERRA, RAYMOND	unusual case handled by John Carro WCH Vol. 8 p. 212
SERUR, WILLIAM G.	WCH Vol. 25 pp. 480-496 *
SERVANCE, JOHN O.	head porter at Dallas Police building WCH Vol. 13 p. 144 WCH Vol. 13 p. 147 WCH Vol. 13 p. 161 WCH Vol. 13 p. 165 WCH Vol. 13 p. 171 WCH Vol. 21 p. 441 * TESTIMONY OF WCH Vol. 13 pp. 175-181
SETAR, CHARLES	FBI SA WCH Vol. 24 pp. 483-487 *

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