PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY
Manchester Cites Political Motive or Dallas Trip GUILDI

JANUARY 8,1967
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(Continued from page 1)
the author calls a "political deci-
tion."
Those arranging the President's£
program in Dallas once considered
the Woman's Building as the site
of the luncheon to be given for<
him. Instead, the Trade Mart was
chosen and Kennedy's automobile
passed beneath the windows of the1
book building.
'The decision was a political de-I
cision made by politicians." 1

Backs Warren Report
The Warren Commission found
that Lee Harvey Oswald, station-
ed in a sixth-floor window of the
book building, fired the shots that
killed Kennedy and wounded Tex-
as Gov. John B. Connally. Its re-
port says Oswald acted alone.
Manchester evidently came to

opposite" of Kennedy, contrasting
their respective records in the
armed forces and writing that
Kennedy was "all-powerful" while
Oswald was "impotent".
Kennedy was cheered; Oswald
ignored," the book says. 'Kennedy
was beloved; Oswald despised.
Kennedy was a hero. Oswald was

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the sane conclusion. For he at- a victim."
tempts to probe for Oswald's mo- Of Oswald's possible motive, the
tive. He attributes it to the fact Warren Commission report said:
that Oswald was the "diametric "It is apparent, however, that

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