Cause Number E. 4010-J. Hearing on Defendant's Motion for a Change of Venue: Volume 1, February 1964 Page: 154

                                
that the venue chare w'ocu1d be heard later.

2                               '. 317r: !ll eight. 27 Jinua'y, under chap-
3           ter 15.
4                                   (Trereupon, the said newspaper,
Oak Cliff Tribune of date Jan-
5                                   uar 27, 1964, was here marked
asefend not's Exhibit No. 20,
6                                    f   ra identification)
MR. LUREON: No. 20, will it be admitted,
8          Your Honor?
THE COURT: Yes sir.
10                                  (Defendant's Exbibit No. 20
admitted into evidence for
11                                   purposes of this hearinL)
12                   .Mi LsI:  lark all of that. And that goes
13          over to page .
14                 MR. B MJ   : That is Chapter l5.
15                  j4R. B3RT LI: That particular page 7, the para-
16          grape -- "which makes us wonder if we shall ever be
17          able to arrive at the full truth in the assassination
18          of President Kennedy in DAllas and the subsequent
19          slaying of Lee Harvey Oswald, the accused assassin,
20          by nightclub owner Jack Ruby."
21                  "Tere is the unexpliquable protection of a
22          Communist by avoiding all references to Oswald's Russi
23          background and even soft keying his Cuban ties."
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25                 14R.   ELL: Now, I wonder if we could interpose
JAMES J. MULEADY
DALLAS, TEXAS

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