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[ "Some attempt was made to reduce the overcrowding, on the recommendation of the House of Commons Committee of eighteen eighteen, but this applied only a partial remedy." ]

[ "The Presidential vehicle in use in Dallas, described in chapter two," ]

[ "During the reign of Xerxes again the city rebelled, and in four eighty four B.C. he captured it, and completely demolished its defenses." ]

[ "The man cut across the yard through some bushes, passed within twelve feet of Scoggins, and ran south on Patton." ]

[ "It was in eighteen seventeen that a small band of philanthropists resolved to form themselves into an association for the improvement of prison discipline." ]

[ "On November four, Gerald A. Behn, agent in charge of the White House detail, asked Sorrels to examine three potential sites for the luncheon." ]

[ "These photographs were shown to Oswald on the evening of November twenty three and again on the morning of the twenty fourth." ]

[ "The surgeons observed, through X ray analysis, thirty or forty tiny dustlike fragments of metal" ]

[ "S T. W. two inch BBL, unquote, cost twenty nine dollars, ninety five cents." ]

[ "There is no doubt, however, that Oswald was seen leaving his roominghouse at about one p.m. wearing a zipper jacket," ]

[ "Mrs. Randle stated that on the morning of November twenty two, while her brother was eating breakfast," ]

[ "In early September nineteen sixty three" ]

[ "was greatly impeded by the fact that the radio debate over WDSU on August twenty one, nineteen sixty three," ]

[ "in early October of nineteen sixty three." ]

[ "In nineteen forty three PRS received approximately nine thousand items of information;" ]

[ "In eighteen fifty seven" ]

[ "When Luigi Buranelli was executed in eighteen fifty five," ]

[ "Oswald obtained a job in July of nineteen sixty two as a sheet metal worker with a company in Fort Worth." ]

[ "the earliest book printed with movable types, the Gutenberg, or \"forty two line Bible\" of about fourteen fifty five," ]

[ "and the result was another lengthy blue book, printed in the parliamentary papers, eighteen thirty six," ]

[ "that his friend had died greatly embarrassed, with bills to the amount of four thousand pounds out in his name." ]

[ "was probably made within a day or a day and a half of the examination on November twenty two." ]

[ "He gave me a dollar bill, the trip was ninety five cents." ]

[ "Thus, in the four months following the assassination," ]

[ "Lee Harvey Oswald left the building approximately three minutes after the assassination." ]

[ "affidavit of debt, drawing praecipe (one pound, five shillings), capias, fee to officer on arrest," ]

[ "Oswald had paid the first month's rent in advance on March two, nineteen sixty three," ]

[ "Background and Possible Motives, Part four." ]

[ "eleven. If I am alive and taken prisoner," ]

[ "Authority was given to raise money on the Orphans' Fund to the extent of ninety thousand pounds." ]

[ "The Chronicles of Newgate, Volume two. By Arthur Griffiths. Section five: Newgate down to eighteen eighteen, part two." ]

[ "Investigation has established that Altgens' picture was taken approximately two seconds after the firing of the shot" ]

[ "In her testimony before the Commission in February nineteen sixty four," ]

[ "At approximately one:twenty p.m., Vice President Johnson was notified by O'Donnell that President Kennedy was dead." ]

[ "Oswald also denied owning a rifle and said that since leaving the Marine Corps he had fired only a small bore twenty two rifle." ]

[ "that he was not yet twenty years old when he went to the Soviet Union with such high hopes and not quite twenty three when he returned bitterly disappointed." ]

[ "This arrangement was, however, modified after eighteen eleven, and the chapel yard was allotted to misdemeanants and prisoners awaiting trial." ]

[ "But about eighteen fifty the two sides were distinctly hostile, and the controversy ran high." ]

[ "eight. The press yard." ]

[ "An editorial in the Times Herald of September seventeen" ]

[ "Chapter seven. Lee Harvey Oswald: Background and Possible Motives, Part two." ]

[ "Hosty received this information on the afternoon of November twenty two, nineteen sixty three." ]

[ "Whaley displayed a trip manifest which showed a twelve o'clock trip from Travis Hotel to the Continental bus station," ]

[ "Oswald wrote that he had appeared on Mr. William Stuckey's fifteen minute television program over WDSU TV called, quote," ]

[ "William Whaley, a taxicab driver, told his employer on Saturday morning, November twenty three" ]

[ "President Kennedy was scheduled to speak across the street from his hotel in Fort Worth at eight:thirty a.m." ]

[ "and at the time of the robbery there were still six thousand pounds worth in the warehouse." ]

[ "using a twenty two caliber bolt action rifle belonging either to Robert or Robert's in laws." ]

[ "For these crimes William Roupell was tried at the Central Criminal Court on the twenty fourth September, eighteen sixty two." ]

[ "Mrs. Roberts testified that on Thursday, November twenty one, Oswald did not come home." ]

[ "Agent Fain retired from the FBI in October nineteen sixty two, and the closed Oswald case was not reassigned." ]

[ "March nine, nineteen thirty seven. Part one." ]

[ "Since the rifle was shipped from Chicago on March twenty, nineteen sixty three, it was received in Dallas during the period when Oswald rented and used the box." ]

[ "Following normal practice, the lead automobile stayed approximately four to five car lengths ahead of the President's limousine." ]

[ "By the thirty one George the third c. forty six, s. five," ]

[ "Here John Sutherland, commander of the British armed transport 'The Friends,' suffered on the twenty ninth June, eighteen oh nine," ]

[ "at twelve:thirty p.m" ]

[ "Having brought down the records of great frauds, forgeries, and thefts from about eighteen twenty five to eighteen forty," ]

[ "on a coupon clipped from the February nineteen sixty three issue of the American Rifleman magazine." ]

[ "Eleven years later, in five eighty six, he destroyed the sacred Hebrew city," ]

[ "The most important jail act of that early period, however, was the twenty four George the third c. fifty four, s. four (seventeen eighty four)" ]

[ "till, eighteen oh eight, the lowest point was touched of one hundred ninety seven debtors and one hundred eighty two felons, or three hundred seventy nine in all." ]

[ "matters went on after the eighteen sixty five Act much the same as they had done before. Districts differed greatly in the attention they paid to prison affairs." ]

[ "Also the Department requests the sum of one hundred thousand dollars to conduct a detailed feasibility study;" ]

[ "The elapsed time of the reconstructed run from the Greyhound Bus Station to Neely and Beckley was five minutes and thirty seconds by stopwatch." ]

[ "reveals that Hill first placed his hand on the Presidential car at frame three forty three, thirty frames" ]

[ "As a political leader, the President wished to resolve the factional controversy within the Democratic Party in Texas before the election of nineteen sixty four." ]

[ "Moreover, in an interview on December one, nineteen sixty three, with agents of the FBI, Frazier had marked the point on the back seat of his car" ]

[ "This bill, reintroduced in eighteen seventy seven, became law that year, after which the whole of the prisons, including Newgate," ]

[ "through the evening of Friday, November twenty two." ]

[ "The Chronicles of Newgate, Volume two. By Arthur Griffiths. Section four: Newgate down to eighteen eighteen." ]

[ "and twelve, nineteen sixty three, and most probably on either March nine or March ten." ]

[ "Hill heard a second shot, proximately five seconds after the first, which removed a portion of the President's head." ]

[ "Three invoices on this clipboard, each dated November twenty two, were for Scott Foresman books, located on the first and sixth floors." ]

[ "William the fourth was also the victim of a murderous outrage on Ascot race course in eighteen thirty two," ]

[ "At eleven:forty five p.m. on November twenty two," ]

[ "It was read for the first time in March eighteen sixty six, but did not become law till eighteen sixty eight." ]

[ "would have been to fire three times and hit the target twice within a span of four point eight to five point six seconds." ]

[ "She identified Oswald, who was the Number two man in the lineup, as the man she saw running with the gun:" ]

[ "while in fourteen seventy at Paris Udalric Gering and his associates turned out the first books printed in France, also in Roman character." ]

[ "During his Presidency, Franklin D. Roosevelt made almost four hundred journeys and traveled more than three hundred fifty thousand miles." ]

[ "On November eight, when Lawson was briefed on the itinerary for the trip to Dallas," ]

[ "Lee Harvey Oswald: Background and Possible Motives, Part five." ]

[ "The minimum time required by Baker to park his motorcycle and reach the second floor lunchroom was within three seconds of the time needed to walk" ]

[ "According to Mrs. Paine, Oswald had gone to bed by nine p.m.;" ]

[ "The motorcade left Love Field shortly after eleven:fifty a.m. and drove at speeds up to twenty five to thirty miles an hour" ]

[ "with the alinement of the assassin's rifle, at a range of one hundred seventy seven to two hundred sixty six feet." ]

[ "became apparent on December two, nineteen sixty three, when an employee, Frankie Kaiser," ]

[ "the necessity for which was urged by Mr. Addison, when Secretary of State, in seventeen seventeen." ]

[ "The middle yard was at first given up to the least heinous offenders. After eighteen twelve it changed functions with the chapel yard." ]

[ "(two) the means by which the weapon was brought into the Depository Building," ]

[ "A more daring and skilful escape was effected in eighteen thirty six by the chimney sweep Henry Williams," ]

[ "Holmes reminded Oswald that A. J. Hidell was listed on post office box three zero zero six one, New Orleans," ]

[ "taken from the Texas School Book Depository shipping room on November twenty two, nineteen sixty three." ]

[ "In that period upwards of two hundred thousand writs" ]

[ "one hundred forty five are proposed for the field offices to handle the increased volume of security investigations" ]

[ "On December twenty six, nineteen sixty three, the FBI circulated additional instructions to all its agents," ]

[ "On June twenty four, nineteen sixty three, he applied for a new passport" ]

[ "six hundred thirty six thousand, three hundred seventy one investigative matters during fiscal year nineteen sixty three" ]