</s>4 1 strawberry area there, 2 Q And his speech was just generally a campaign 3 type? A His speech was Just a campaign speech. Jesse 4 5 Unruh was in the ear, and all the local politicians, and that's the -- 6 7 Q How big a crowd did he have that day? Just a 8 rough estimate. 9 A Oh, I wouldn't say that he had -- I really am 10 not a very good estimate on crowds. I don't know. I would 11 say that he probably had 10,000 people. It was not in my 12 estimation a large crowd. 13 From your experience in traveling with the Senator 14 and so forth, the crowd would be shall we say normal to what 16 a crowd would he for a campaignspeech? Anything unusual 16 that struck you as being different? 17 A No, I would say it was not as big. It Was a 18 quiet crowd. It would a family crowd. 19 Q How long were you there? 20 A Oh, we were probably there half hour. 21 And there again referring to the schedule, did 22 you arrive at the time the schedule showed? 23 A A don't recall, but I wouldsay we never arrived 24 anywhere on time because we were always late, And I would 25 say we were definitely later here, too. The plane always 26 came in an hour or so late. Form 618 (R-3-4)

John F. Kennedy's motorcade arrived at the Ambassador Hotel around 8:15 p.m. on June 5th, and a driver backed up his car into a corner between the kitchen door and the front door of the hotel. The driver then left to meet a hearse that had been ordered by Peter Smith, an advance man working under Jerry Bruno.

On November 22, 1963, Ronald G. Williams was at the rifle range in Caddo Mills, Texas, where he fired a Marlin .30-30 rifle for about 30 minutes before returning to his wife's position on the pistol range. He noticed another person on the range who resembled Lee Harvey Oswald.

Williams' testimony places him at the rifle range in Caddo Mills, Texas, on November 22, 1963, which is a significant event related to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. The resemblance between the person Williams described and Lee Harvey Oswald is also relevant to the investigation into JFK's assassination.

John F. Kennedy died supposedly around 12:15 a.m. on June 6th at Parkland Memorial Hospital in Dallas, Texas.

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