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• Originally published 11/22/2013

  Dealey Plaza in Dallas to go quiet at time Kennedy was shot

  Commemorations set to proceed in Washington and Dallas.

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• Originally published 11/20/2013

  Still Blaming Conservatives for Lee Harvey Oswald

  Lee Harvey Oswald was a Marxist, so why does Dallas's conservative culture still get blamed for JFK's assassination?

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• Originally published 11/20/2013

  Angry words of '63 Dallas now part of mainstream

  "We're heading into nut country."

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• Originally published 11/20/2013

  50 Years Later, a Changed Dallas Grapples With Its Darkest Day

  Dallas in 2013 is almost as different from Dallas in 1963 as Bill Decker is from Lupe Valdez.

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• Originally published 11/19/2013

  The City With a Death Wish in Its Eye

  Dallas's role in Kennedy's murder.

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• Originally published 11/18/2013

  Why Lee Harvey Oswald Pulled the Trigger

  The Warren Commission painted him as a disaffected sociopath. But Oswald actually had a political reason to kill JFK: to impress Castro.

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• Originally published 11/15/2013

  The Wisdom in Leaving Dealey Plaza to Visitors' Imaginations

  What's wrong with the new effort to commemorate the Kennedy assassination in Dallas.

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• Originally published 11/07/2013

  Home where Oswald slept night before Kennedy assassination now museum

  Oswald stored the rifle he used to kill Kennedy in the garage.

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• Originally published 10/28/2013

  For Dallas police, pain of day JFK was killed lingers

  Veteran Dallas police officers are still haunted by that terrible day in 1963.

• Originally published 05/31/2013

  Lee Harvey Oswald house in Dallas to go up for sale

  DALLAS -- A small nook off a dining room with just enough space for a twin bed has made a Dallas boarding house a point of fascination for the last 50 years, because of one man who occupied it for about six weeks in 1963: Lee Harvey Oswald.The house has been in Patricia Hall's family since about 1942, but she has decided that it's finally time to let it go – as long as a buyer wants to preserve it and offers the right price for the onetime home of the accused assassin of President John F. Kennedy."I understand the significance of the history of this house," said Hall, 61. "It doesn't matter if you believe in a conspiracy or the lone gunman. The fact is that Lee Harvey Oswald lived here."...