| CHAPPELL, RICHARD |
WCH Vol. 23 p. 82 *
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| CHARLES |
lnu, son of owner of Eatwell Cafe
WCH Vol. 14 p. 252
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| CHARLES, CLEMARD J. |
WCH Vol. 9 p. 23
WCH Vol. 9 pp. 277-278
WCH Vol. 9 p. 281
WCH Vol. 19 p. 545 *
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| CHARLES, PRINCE OF WALES |
birth noted
WCH Vol. 1 p. 225
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| CHASE, ARNOLD |
Labor Department employee
WCH Vol. 22 p. 269 *
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| »CHASIN« |
name unknown to Earl Ruby
WCH Vol. 14 p. 381
qv »Chavin«, »Chazin«
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| CHATELAIN, MRS. BERNARD |
WCH Vol. 25 pp. 77-78 *
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| CHAVEZ, EULALIO |
WCH Vol. 25 pp. 605-608 *
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| CHAVIN, CHARLOTTE |
daughter of Sam Jaffe, and unknown to Eva Grant
WCH Vol. 14 p. 447
296 (as Charlotte »Chazin«)
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| CHAVIN, SAM |
unknown to Eva Grant
WCH Vol. 14 p. 447
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| CHAYES, ABRAM |
State Department Legal Advisor
WCH Vol. 5 p. 293
WCH Vol. 5 pp. 295-296
WCH Vol. 5 p. 298
WCH Vol. 5 p. 326
WCH Vol. 5 p. 378
WCH Vol. 5 p. 384
on FBI's constant awareness of Lee Oswald after his return to US
WCH Vol. 5 p. 333
TESTIMONY OF
WCH Vol. 5 pp. 307-318
WCH Vol. 5 pp. 327-346
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| CHAZIN, SAM |
unknown to Hyman Rubinstein
WCH Vol. 15 p. 22
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| CHAZIN, SEYMOUR |
WCH Vol. 26 p. 295 *
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| CHEEK, BERTHA |
WCH Vol. 2 p. 297
WCH Vol. 10 pp. 299-300
WCH Vol. 13 p. 374
WCH Vol. 14 p. 80
WCH Vol. 14 pp. 99-100
WCH Vol. 14 p. 109
WCH Vol. 14 p. 158
WCH Vol. 14 pp. 637-638
WCH Vol. 14 p. 655
WCH Vol. 19 pp. 326-328 *
on her daughter having cancer
WCH Vol. 13 p. 385
on disagreeing with content of FBI report
WCH Vol. 13 p. 390
WCH Vol. 13 p. 395
WCH Vol. 13 p. 398
indicating that because of her daughter's medical condition, she had to leave, (yet was kept for l2 more pages of testimony, missing the appointment)
WCH Vol. 13 p. 390
TESTIMONY OF
WCH Vol. 13 pp. 382-402
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| CHEEK, IRWIN |
son of Bertha Cheek
WCH Vol. 13 p. 394
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| CHEEK, JOHN |
son of Bertha Cheek
WCH Vol. 13 p. 394
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| CHEEK, LLOYD |
ex-husband of Bertha Cheek
WCH Vol. 13 p. 383
WCH Vol. 13 p. 389
WCH Vol. 13 p. 395
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| CHENAULT |
fnu, mechanic at Dallas Police
WCH Vol. 12 pp. 121-122
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| CHENAULT, LYND |
name in Ruby's notebook
WCH Vol. 14 p. 58
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| CHENAULT, W. O. |
name in Ruby's notebook
WCH Vol. 14 p. 58
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| CHENEYWORTH, HENRY |
denying any knowledge of, or involvement in, the assassination
WCH Vol. 24 pp. 726-728 *
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| CHERNAY, FATHER ALEXANDER |
cleric involved in the life of Mr. and Mrs. Voshinin
WCH Vol. 8 p. 429
WCH Vol. 8 p. 453
WCH Vol. 9 p. 9
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| CHERRY, DAVID |
one of the alleged conspirators in a plot to run guns into and refugees out of Cuba
WCH Vol. 14 pp. 360-362
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| CHESAPEAKE & POTOMAC TELEPHONE CO. |
WCH Vol. 25 pp. 236-237 *
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| CHESHER, WILLIAM |
real estate salesman who overheard conversation suggesting that Lee Oswald had driven Ruby's car for two weeks, died of heart attack two days before his data was testified to
WCH Vol. 15 pp. 50-51
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| CHESTER, BOB |
volunteer worker for Socialist Workers Party
WCH Vol. 10 pp. 113-114
WCH Vol. 11 p. 209
WCH Vol. 19 p. 579 *
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| CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & QUINCY RAILROAD |
employer of Clint Hill before his government service
WCH Vol. 2 p. 132
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| CHICAGO DAILY NEWS |
WCH Vol. 15 p. 743
WCH Vol. 20 p. 798 *
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| CHICAGO POLICE CRIME LABORATORY |
resume entry of Joseph D. Nicol
WCH Vol. 3 p. 496
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| CHICAGO SUN TIMES |
refused to run ad to raise Ruby defense funds
WCH Vol. 14 p. 404
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| CHICAGO TRIBUNE |
refused to run ad to raise Ruby defense funds
WCH Vol. 14 p. 404
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| CHILDREN'S COURT |
regarding Lee Oswald's truancy
WCH Vol. 1 p. 227
|
| CHILDRESS, ELEANOR |
maiden name of Andrew Armstrong's wife
WCH Vol. 13 p. 303
|
| CHISHOLM, LESLIE |
FBI SA
WCH Vol. 22 p. 115 *
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| CHISM, JOHN |
WCH Vol. 19 p. 471 *
WCH Vol. 24 p. 525 *
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| CHISM, MARVIN |
WCH Vol. 19 p. 472 *
|
| CHOULOUS, BILL |
attorney associated with Melvin Belli
WCH Vol. 14 p. 480
WCH Vol. 15 p. 68
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| CHRICHTON, JACK |
geologist and Army Intel reservist who contacted Ilya Mamantov to translate on November 22, 1963
WCH Vol. 9 p. 106
|
| CHRISTIANA |
Queen of Sweden
WCH Vol. 9 p. 173
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| CHRISTIAN SCIENCE |
WCH Vol. 2 p. 402
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| CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR |
printed Priscilla Johnson article
WCH Vol. 11 p. 443
WCH Vol. 20 p. 291 *
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| »CHRISTIANITY TODAY« |
WCH Vol. 1 p. 245
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