| »KENNEDYS« |
family name used as clan reference
WCH Vol. 15 p. 427
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| KENNET, ROD |
acquaintance of Nancy P. Rich who opened her letter to appear before the Warren Commission, causing her countless difficulties
WCH Vol. 14 p. 331
WCH Vol. 14 pp. 355-356
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| KENNEY, EDWARD |
FBI SA
WCH Vol. 25 pp. 297-298 *
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| »KENNY« |
lnu, pre-l963 roommate of George Senator
WCH Vol. 14 p. 174
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| KENT, GORDON |
WCH Vol. 23 p. 74 *
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| KENT, ROCKWELL |
a cited subversive
WCH Vol. 5 pp. 336-337
WCH Vol. 5 p. 378
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| KENTER, HENRY |
unknown to Earl Ruby
WCH Vol. 14 p. 381
WCH Vol. 25 p. 344 *
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| KERR, JAMES |
correspondent of Helen Markham
WCH Vol. 7 p. 505
WCH Vol. 20 pp. 600-601 *
cited as TV journalist
WCH Vol. 12 p. 46
excitement noted when it was discovered that Ruby's attorneys were at the jail for his polygraph exam
WCH Vol. 14 p. 505
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| KERRVILLE BUS CO. |
WCH Vol. 24 pp. 723-725 *
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| KESLER, JOHN T. |
FBI SA
WCH Vol. 7 pp. 593-594
WCH Vol. 15 p. 703
WCH Vol. 15 p. 744
WCH Vol. 19 pp. 181-182 *
WCH Vol. 20 p. 534 *
WCH Vol. 21 p. 25 *
WCH Vol. 21 pp. 383-384 *
WCH Vol. 23 p. 6 *
WCH Vol. 25 p. 731 *
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| KESTER |
fnu, Oklahoma City detective hired by General Clyde Watts to investigate Walker case
WCH Vol. 11 p. 414
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| KEUTZER, BENJAMIN |
FBI SA
WCH Vol. 6 p. 166
WCH Vol. 22 p. 882 *
WCH Vol. 24 p. 23 *
WCH Vol. 25 p. 118 *
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| KEYNOTE CLUB |
WCH Vol. 15 p. 548
WCH Vol. 15 p. 550
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| KGB |
Secret security service in USSR
WCH Vol. 4 p. 421
WCH Vol. 26 p. 145 *
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| KHOKHLOV, CAPT. |
fnu, acquaintance of Mrs. Voshinin
WCH Vol. 8 pp. 436-437
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| KHONTOOLEVA, GALIYA |
WCH Vol. 1 pp. 106-107
WCH Vol. 16 p. 227 *
WCH Vol. 16 pp. 237-241 *
WCH Vol. 16 pp. 245-250 *
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| KHRUSHCHEV, NIKITA |
WCH Vol. 5 p. 235
WCH Vol. 5 pp. 364-365
WCH Vol. 5 p. 545
WCH Vol. 8 p. 179
WCH Vol. 8 p. 433
WCH Vol. 8 p. 436
WCH Vol. 8 pp. 440-441
WCH Vol. 9 p. 148
WCH Vol. 9 pp. 157-158
WCH Vol. 9 p. 227
WCH Vol. 9 p. 370
WCH Vol. 10 p. 12
WCH Vol. 10 p. 56
WCH Vol. 10 p. 60
WCH Vol. 11 p. 450
WCH Vol. 15 p. 728
seen as coarse by Marina
WCH Vol. 2 p. 508
willing to clear up immigration concerns
WCH Vol. 11 p. 191
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| KIDWELL, WILLIAM |
FBI SA
WCH Vol. 22 p. 326 *
WCH Vol. 22 pp. 358-359 *
WCH Vol. 25 pp. 288-289 *
WCH Vol. 26 pp. 528-531 *
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| KILDUFF, MALCOLM |
WCH Vol. 2 p. 98
WCH Vol. 5 p. 566
WCH Vol. 6 p. 21
WCH Vol. 7 p. 451
WCH Vol. 7 p. 466
WCH Vol. 15 pp. 76-79
WCH Vol. 15 p. 81
WCH Vol. 15 pp. 89-90
WCH Vol. 15 pp. 457-458
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| KILLAM, WANDA |
WCH Vol. 26 p. 338 *
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| KILLAN, HENRY |
WCH Vol. 22 p. 875 *
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| KILLION, CHARLES |
FBI SA
WCH Vol. 2 p. 210
WCH Vol. 3 pp. 403-404
WCH Vol. 3 pp. 420-441
WCH Vol. 3 p. 463
WCH Vol. 3 p. 466
WCH Vol. 3 p. 487
WCH Vol. 3 p. 491
WCH Vol. 3 pp. 493-494
WCH Vol. 17 p. 245 *
AFFIDAVIT OF
WCH Vol. 7 p. 591
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| KIMMEL, E. LOGAN |
WCH Vol. 22 pp. 437-440 *
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| »KING« |
nickname of unidentified parking attendant at Dallas Police garage
WCH Vol. 12 p. 115
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| KING, BUDDY |
a/k/a Robert J. Stewart, seen as a »show people« type that Ruby liked to have in the Carousel
WCH Vol. 13 p. 186
WCH Vol. 13 p. 194
WCH Vol. 14 p. 340
WCH Vol. 14 p. 343
WCH Vol. 15 p. 217
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| KING, CAMERON |
onetime employer of Bruce Carlin
WCH Vol. 15 pp. 649-650
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| KING, CAPT. GLEN |
Dallas Police press officer
WCH Vol. 4 p. 264
WCH Vol. 6 p. 370
WCH Vol. 7 p. 319
WCH Vol. 7 p. 323
WCH Vol. 7 pp. 327-329
WCH Vol. 7 p. 580
WCH Vol. 12 p. 105
WCH Vol. 12 pp. 150-154
WCH Vol. 12 p. 157
WCH Vol. 12 p. 194
WCH Vol. 12 p. 224
WCH Vol. 12 p. 400
WCH Vol. 13 p. 189
WCH Vol. 15 p. 85
WCH Vol. 15 p. 590
WCH Vol. 20 pp. 448-461 *
tolerating the massive media presence because »this was an extraordinary case and that any effort to run the press away might be misconstrued in some manner«
WCH Vol. 15 p. 56
no change in basement security procedures even after Ruby shot Lee Oswald
WCH Vol. 15 p. 60
TESTIMONY OF
WCH Vol. 15 pp. 51-62
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| KING, HARRY |
friend of Hyman Rubenstein
WCH Vol. 15 p. 6
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| KING, JUDGE HENRY |
Dallas magistrate
WCH Vol. 5 p. 241
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| KING, JOHN |
WCH Vol. 26 p. 380 *
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| KING, KARL |
a name cited in testimony of Ronald Jenkins, insisting it was not Dave King
WCH Vol. 15 p. 602
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| KING, W. R. |
Dallas Police officer
WCH Vol. 5 p. 244
WCH Vol. 7 p. 586
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| KINNEARY, JOSEPH |
WCH Vol. 26 pp. 186-188 *
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| KINNEY, MRS. |
fnu, Dallas Police dispatcher who alerted Captain Westbrook to the shooting of JFK
WCH Vol. 7 p. 110
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| KINNEY, SAM |
SS SA
WCH Vol. 2 p. 68
WCH Vol. 2 p. 86
WCH Vol. 2 p. 96
WCH Vol. 2 p. 134
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| KINSELLA, ROBERT |
FBI SA
WCH Vol. 22 pp. 909-910 *
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| KIRBY, CARLOS |
FBI SA
WCH Vol. 26 p. 334 *
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| KIRILENKO, LEONA |
WCH Vol. 22 pp. 884-885 *
|
| KIRK, TRAVIS |
WCH Vol. 26 pp. 528-553 *
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| »KIRKEN, CHRISTINA« |
married name of George DeMohrenschildt's adopted daughter
WCH Vol. 8 p. 471
--should be »Kearton, Krissal.« qv
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| KIRKWOOD, PAT |
proprietor of the Cellar, Ft. Worth night club visited by Secret Service on night of November 2l, 1963
WCH Vol. 15 p. 422
WCH Vol. 15 pp. 660-661
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| KIRKWOOD, ROBERT |
WCH Vol. 22 p. 911 *
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| KISER, CHARLEY |
manager of the Red Garter
WCH Vol. 15 p. 548
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| KISTEL, OSCAR |
Sacramento Deputy DA, involved in some entanglement with Nancy P. Rich
WCH Vol. 14 p. 337
WCH Vol. 14 p. 344
WCH Vol. 21 p. 295 *
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