Few deaths in the history of mankind have been so minutely scrutinized as that of John F. Kennedy. Every detail of that fateful November day has been exhumed, examined and crammed into some theory or other, ranging from the plausible to the inconceivable. This week both LIFE and the Saturday Evening Post offer more intriguing bits and pieces on the assassination, but regrettably nothing so conclusive as to put an end to all the speculation.
Publishing excerpts from a forthcoming book, Six Seconds in Dallas, the Post can hardly contain its excitement. Calling...
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