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(Testimony of Malcolm O. Couch)Mr. COUCH. Uh--for 2 years straight. But I worked with them full and part time, I believe, back in---starting in 1955 to 1957. Mr. BELIN. And then what happened in 1957? Mr. BELIN. And when you came back to Dallas, you went to work with WFAA-TV? Mr. COUCH. No; no. I began going to Dallas Seminary, but---uh---I worked for Keitz & Herndon Film Studios-[spelling] K-e-i-t-z and H-e-r-n-d-o-n. Mr. BELIN. Have you had any other jobs since you've gotten out of college other than those? Mr. COUCH. Uh-I believe it was September 1961---and ended in September 1962. I started working for WFAA in March of 1962. And I've been there 2 years. Mr. BELIN. And then when you started to work on your Masters in Theology, you stopped working? Mr. COUCH, I want to take you back to November 22, 1963, and ask you whether or not you were employed by WFAA-TV at that time? Mr. BELIN. In connection with your employment, what is the fact as to whether or not you had anything to do with the coverage of the visit of President Kennedy to Dallas? Mr. BELIN. Could you just state what your duties were and what you did that day? Mr. COUCH. I was assigned to cover the arrival of the President at the airport and to ride in the motorcade through town and, then, to ride with the motorcade of the President back to the airport when he left. as a photographer, or in what capacity? Mr. BELIN. Moving picture film only?
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