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New Orleans Times-Picayune, February 19, 1969
I found this commentary by Tony Geiss in the Sylvia Meagher archives, and it is not bad:
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The above commentary is marked 1968, but it must have been 1969 because the Clay Shaw trial took place in 1969.
Here is a list of people to whom Sylvia Meagher sent this commentary: (hat tip, Paul Hoch)
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