JFK'S LAST COVERUP

From: The Boston Globe | Date: November 21, 1999 | Copyright information

THANKS FOR PUBLISHING THE PIECE ON JFK'S ROLE IN THE ASSASSINATION OF NGO DINH DIEM. KEN HUGHES PERFECTLY HANDLES THE ASTONISHING OVAL ...

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