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Dealey Plaza
A plaza made up of a large grassy area split in two halves by Main St.It bears the name of the Dallas Morning News' founder, and is historical for two reasons : the first house of Dallas was built there, and it was the stage for the John F. Kennedy assassination, on November 22, 1963.
Extract from the Warren Report Chapter I - Summary and Conclusions: ... The front of the Texas School Book Depository was now on the President's right, and he waved to the crowd assembled there as he passed the building. Dealey Plaza--an open, landscaped area marking the western end of downtown Dallas--stretched out to the President's left. A Secret Service agent riding in the motorcade radioed the Trade Mart that the President would arrive in 5 minutes. Seconds later shots resounded in rapid succession. The President's hands moved to his fleck. He appeared to stiffen momentarily and lurch slightly forward in his seat. A bullet had entered the base of the... |
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