Newsweek, March 17, 1969 Money Quote: The papers -- and in particular, the States-Item (circulation: 134,707) -- constantly trumpeted...

A very good opinion piece in the Duluth News Tribune by Cory Franklin : The release earlier this year of the last reported bunch of...

Here is a very good article from The New Republic after the acquittal of Clay Shaw: The New Republic, March 15, 1969 Money Quote: When...

Marietta Journal, January 22, 1969 Money quote: "There has been a lot of talk about trial in the newspapers," Sir Arthur says, "but that...

San Francisco Chronicle, December 29, 1967

Washington Evening Star, March 16, 1967 I am not sure of the date of this cartoon, but it was drawn by Hugh Haynie who worked for the...

Here is an editorial from the Chicago Daily News right after the acquittal of Clay Shaw: Chicago Daily News, March 4, 1969 Unfortunately,...

The theory of Propinquity was one of Jim Garrison's main investigative techniques. Here's how staffer Tom Bethell described it: (from his...

Clay Shaw wasn't the only person that Garrison charged with conspiracy to assassinate JFK. He also claimed that Edgar Eugene Bradley, a...

Washington Post, March 4, 1969

In June 1971, William Alford, an Assistant District Attorney working for Jim Garrison, resigned. Here is an editorial from the New...

The New Orleans States-Item endorsed Harry Connick for District Attorney in the Democratic Primary in 1969. They ran a series of front...