Alan Dale served as host. I think this was the first panel of the conference. The panelists were Jim Lesar, Jerry Policoff, and Andrew Kreig.
Then they had the panel with Dan Hardway and Ed Lopez.
Then they had John Newman.
Look at the prime slot they gave it. 4:02 a.m.! And on Sunday Nov. 2, 2014 as we return to Daylight Savings Time. Thank god for embedded videos.
So far as I know C-SPAN3 has not aired any of the rest of Friday's events. I could not attend anything on Friday or Saturday. I heard Jim DiEugenio say on Black Op Radio that Vecciano went longer than planned and it threw the schedule into chaos. So maybe some things happened later, or not at all.
In addition, there were "break out room" discussions which often clash with whatever is the main event in the main ballroom. So, no matter what you're going to you will miss some part of the conference. This can be alleviated if the talks in the break out rooms are recorded. And if the rooms are really rooms.
At the JFK Lancer conference the breakout rooms were not rooms at all, but a ballroom sectioned off into breakout rooms with some thin, very thin black cloth curtains. So, the sounds of presenters and their audience easily bled into the next space. And I don't think any of them were recorded at all. This was a tragedy as we had a special guest who rarely if ever talks let alone comes to an event like this, James Jenkins.
For this AARC conference I did see a camera for one event, where Malcolm Blunt spoke. So, I'm hopeful I'll get to see that eventually.
These are the Friday events as planned.
A panel discussion with Jefferson Morley, John Newman, and David Talbot via phone.
Anthony Summers - After "Not In Your Lifetime."
Don Thomas - "The Tippit Murder: Rosetts Stone to the Warren Commission Cover-Up"
Bill Simpich - "How Captain Westbrook and the Tippet shooting provide a counter-narrative to the Warren Report"
This was the schedule for Saturday and Sunday.
Introductions of Peter Kornbluh and Wayne Smith by Brenda Brody, with example of what The National Security Archive releases have meant to the research community.
Wayne Smith: “An Inside View of David Atlee Phillips and Antonio Varona from Havana."
Dr. Cyril Wecht: "Two Autopsies, Two Cover-ups: JFK, RFK"
Dr. Gary Aguilar: "Junk Science and the Death of JFK - What We Now Know that We Didn't Know Then.
Dr. Don Thomas: "JFK Acoustical Evidence: Challenge and Corroboration"
*Dr. David Mantik will speak on the JFK autopsy X-rays, photographs and medical evidence in a breakout room following these presentations, after which he will be joined in a panel discussion by Dr. Robertson.
Eric Hamburg: "Conversations with Fabian Escalante and E Howard Hunt - Two views of the Kennedy assassination"
Panel: "Why Won’t the Media Cover the Story?"
Andrew Kreig: “JFK Cover-Up’s Long Shadow?
Russ Baker: “The Roll of the WC Staff in the Cover-Up"
A reading of the January 22, 1964 Executive Session Transcript by a troupe of professional actors.
Dramatization of the January 22, 1964 Executive Session Tran- script where the commissioners realized that FBI and CIA would never “run out all the leads” and would “have us fold up and quit.” "They found their man. There is nothing more to do.” Allen Dulles suggested “this record should be destroyed.” It wasn’t, but was only transcribed more than a decade later as a result of a Harold Weisberg lawsuit and Congressional pressure.
Conclusion of Tributes to Bud Fensterwald, Carl Ogelsby, and Harold Weisberg.
Pat Speer: "The Single-Bullet Theory, Voodoo Science, and Zombie Lies."
Dr. Grover P. Proctor Jr.: "The Raleigh Call and the Fingerprints of Intelligence"
Bill Kelly: "The Air Force One Tapes"
Jim DiEugenio: "Who was John F. Kennedy, and Why Was He Murdered?"
Larry Hancock: "A Political H Bomb - How John Roselli and William Harvey Preempted the Garrison Investigation in Washington, D.C.
Lisa Pease: "James Jesus Angleton and The Warren Commission"
Walt Brown: "The Dulles Commission - the 50th Anniversary."
Robert Groden: "A View From the Grassy Knoll"
Marie Fonzi: "On the Home Front"