173. WFAA-TV reel PKT 24. 174. CE 1358, p. 1. 175. Id, attachment 2. 176. Ibid.
177. 7 H 580-581, 584 (P. W. Lawrence ).
178. 7 H 532-535 (J. M. Smith); 540-541 (W. E. Barnett); 566-567 (E. L. Smith, Jr.).
179. 7 H 343 (Sorrels). 180. Id. at 342.
181. 4 H 330 ( Lawson ). 182. Ibid.
183. 2 H 110-111 (Kellerman). 184. 5 H 451 (Rowley).
185. CE 1020. This exhibit covers the complete investigation by the Secret Service, and includes statements of each agent involved, statements by their super visors, statements and voluntary reports by witnesses, and the final report of the investigation. In addition to furnishing the Commission the results of the investigation, the Secret Service responded to the Commission's request for information about this occurrence in its letter of May 5, 1964. CE 1019. Chief James J. Row-ley, the head of the Secret Service, gave testimony before the Commission concerning this incident,. 5 H. 451-462 (Rowley). 186. CE 1020,-tab E.
187. CE 1020, tab F (statement of Richard J. Mackie).
188. CE 1020, tabs B and E; see CE 1020, tab G, which explains liquor practices at the Cellar Coffee House. 189. CE 1020, tab E.
190. See 5 H 460-461 ( Rowley ). 191. Ibid.
192. CE 1020. tab E (statement of Paul A. Burns).
193. 5 H 460 (Rowley). 194. CE 1020, tab D.
195. 5 H 452-453, 459-460 ( Rowley ). 196. CE 1020, tab D.
197, 5 H 452-453 (Rowley). 198. CE 1018. 199. Ibid.
200. 5 H 453-454 ( Rowley )
201. Testimony and other evidence regarding Love Field arrangements appear at 4 H 339-341 (Lawson); CE 768,. pp. 4-5; CE 769.
202. Television tapes of the-arrival at Love Field furnished to the Commission by Dallas television stations provide a good record of the security measures at Love Field. See KRLD-TV reels 1 and 8; WFAA-TV reel PKT 4.
203. See p. 46 supra. 204. See p. 43 supra. 205. CE 1021, p. 5.
206. CE 2067; 5 H 579 (Dillon). J. Edgar Hoover, Director of the FBI, has recommended that the President never ride in an open car, 5 H 107, 117 (Hoover); CE 866.
207. CE 1021, p. 6. 208. See pp. 51-52 supra.
209. 15 H 699 (Lyndal L. Shaneyfelt). 210. Ibid.
211. CE 1021, p. 7.
212. 18 U.S.C. sec. 372. 213. 18 U.S.C. sec. 871. 214. 18 U.S.C. sec. 2385. 215. 18 U.S.C. sec. 1114.
216. 18 U.S.C. sec. 3056; United States v. Sheba Bracelets, Inc., 248 F. 2d 134 (2d
Cir. 1957), cert. denied, 355 U.S. 904. 217. CE 1030, pp. 4-5.
218. 18 U.S.C. secs. 3052, 3053.
219. S. 3653. 57th Cong., 1st sess. (1902); H.R. 10386, 57th Cong., 1st sess. (1901); H.R. 3896, 73d Cong., 1st sess. (1933).

220. 36 Cong. Rec. 2961-2964 (1902). 221. E.g., S. 2330, 88th Cong., 1st sess. (1963). (Introduced by all members of the Senate Committee on the Judiciary).
222. Even in the failure of the House and the Senate to agree, in 1902, as to whether this "line of duty" element was a constitutional requisite to covering officers in the line of succession, there was agreement in conference that this test need not be applied in the case of the President or Vice President, 36 Cong. Rec. 2407 (1902).
223. See "Report on Bills To Make Assassination of the President a Federal Crime," The Association of the Bar of the City of New-York, Reports of Committees Concerned With Federal Legislation, vol.
3, Bulletin No. 2, pp. 54-55 (July 1964). 224. 35 Cong. Rec. 2431 (1902). 225. See CE 1030.
226. 5 H 115 (Hoover). 227 See id. at 115-116. 228. 50 U.S.C. sec. 402. 229. See 5 H 583 (Dillon).
230. See generally the discussion in app. VII.
231. Id. at 514.
232. CE 1021, pp. 9-11. 233. Id. at p. 10..
234. 5 H 481 ( Rowley ).
235. See pp. 429-433 supra.
236. 5 H 464-469, 478 ( Rowley ) .
237. See id. at 466; see also 5 H 580 ( Dillon ).
238. The planning document is CE 1053A and the transmittal letter to the Director of the Bureau of the Budget is 1053B.
239. CE 836, attachment 5, p. 2. 240. 5 H 18 (Belmont). 241. Ibid.
242. 5 H 465 ( Rowley ). 243. 5 H 12, 21 (Belmont).
244. 5 H 113-114 (Hoover); 5 H 18-21 (Belmont).
245. 5 H 465 (Rowley). 246. CE 1023. 247. Ibid.
248. 5 H 465-469 ( Rowley ).
249. Id. at 469 ( Rowley ). 250. Folsom DE 1, p. 65.
251. See 5 H 467-469 (Rowley). 252. See app. VII..
253. 5 H 464-466 (Rowley); 5 H 585 ( Dillon ).
254. Id. at 581. Id.-at 577.
Ibid; CE 1053A, pp. 6-7. CE 1053C.
CE 1053A, p. 5: see 5 H 576-577 ).
CE 1053A, pp. 7-8. CE 1027, p. 4.
CE 1053A, pp. 3-4.
5 H 480-481 ( Rowley ). Ibid.
See p. 447 supra. CE 1027, p. 5.
5 H 578 ( Dillon ). Ibid; CE 1027, p. 1.
5 H 482 (Rowley).
5 H 24-25 (Belmont). 5 H 483 ( Rowley ).
CE 1027, p. 5; 5 H 478 (Rowley). CE 2765.
5 H 475-478 ( Rowley ). CE 1053A, 1053B.
E.g., hearings before Subcommittee,
House Committee on Appropriations, Treasury Department Appropriations for 1963, 87th Cong., 2d sess., p. 448 ( 1962 ).
276. CE 1027, p. 1:5 H 473 (Rowley). 277. CE 1027, p. 1.
278. CE 836. p. 5. 279. 5 H 24-25 ( Belmont ).

255. 256. 257. 258.
( Dillon 259. 260. 261. 262. 263. 264. 265. 266. 267. 268. 269 270. 271. 272. 273. 274. 275. of the