ABC (right rear) Camera car #1, national motion-picture cameras, a yellow two-door 1964 Chevrolet Impala Super Sport (SS) convertible: Texas state policeman Harlan E. Veasey (driver) John Hofan, NBC sound technician (middle front) Dave Wiegman, Jr., NBC cameraman (right front) Thomas J. Craven, CBS cameraman (left rear) Cleveland Ryan, lighting technician (middle rear) Thomas "Ollie" Atkins, U.S. Navy, White House filmographer (right rear) Camera car #2, national still cameras, a silver two-door 1964 Chevrolet Impala convertible: Driver Clint Grant, Dallas Morning News photographer (right front) Frank Cancellare, UPI photographer (middle right) Cecil Stoughton, White House Communications Agency, White House photographer (left rear) Arthur B. Rickerby, Life photographer (middle rear) Henry Burroughs, Associated Press photographer (right rear) Camera car #3, local cameras, a grey two-door 1964 Chevrolet Impala convertible: Department of Public Safety employee (driver) James H. Underwood, assistant news director for KRLD-TV and KRLD radio, with motion-picture camera (middle front) Thomas C. Dillard, Dallas Morning News photographer (right front) James Darnell, WBAP-TV, with motion-picture camera (left rear) Malcolm O. Couch, WFAA-TV, with motion-picture camera (middle rear) Bob Jackson, Dallas Times Herald photographer (right rear) Congressmen's car #1, a white two-door 1964 Ford Mercury Comet Caliente convertible, model 76B with red top: Driver Congressman George H. Mahon, Lubbock, Texas (right front) Congressman Walter E. Rogers, Pampa, Texas (left rear) Congressman Homer Thornberry, Austin, Texas (middle rear) Larry O'Brien, special assistant to the president (right rear) Congressmen's car #2, a white two-door Ford Mercury Comet Caliente, model 76D convertible: Driver Congressman Albert Thomas, Houston, Texas (middle front) Congressman Jack Brooks, Beaumont, Texas (right front) Congressman Lindley Beckworth, Gladewater, Texas (left rear) Congressman Olin E. Teague, College Station, Texas (middle rear) Congressman Jim Wright, Fort Worth, Texas (right rear) Congressmen's car #3, a grey 1964 Lincoln sedan: Driver Congressman John Young, Corpus Christi, Texas (right front) Congressman Henry B. Gonzalez, San Antonio, Texas (left rear) State senator William Neff Patman (middle rear) Congressman Graham Purcell (right rear) VIP car, a four-door, nine-passenger 1964 Ford Colony Park Station Wagon, model 71D: Maj. General Ted Clifton, U.S. Army, presidential military aide (driver) Maj. General Godfrey McHugh, U.S. Air Force, presidential military aide (right front) Julian Reed, Gov. Connally's press secretary (left rear) Two Continental Trailways press buses, a local press car (four-door Chevrolet hardtop), a Western Union car (black 1957 Ford hardtop), the White House Signal Corps car (a white four-door 1964 Chevrolet Impala Sedan