From: bhart@cyberramp.net (M. Parks/T.Riddle)
Subject: First Reports, LAT11/23/63, Oxnard Phone Call
Date: 21 Jul 1997 
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  [[ Note: This article was submitted by Mr. Tracy Riddle to me
           for posting. Thanks, Tracy.        
           Michael Parks ]]


First Reports, The Los Angeles Times, 11/23/63

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"Fifteen minutes before Mr. Kennedy was shot, an Oxnard telephone
supervisor overheard a woman caller whisper to someone: 'The President
is going to be killed.' The call was intercepted by supervisors of the
General Telephone Co. in Oxnard at 10:10am, Pacific Standard
Time...Telephone executives said it is impossible to trace the call but
said it originated in the Oxnard-Camarillo area. Ray Sheehan, general
manager of the telephone company there, said: 'One of our supervisors
picked up the call. The caller kept dialing, although her call was
connected. Then she started whispering. Another supervisor listened in
and was able to hear the woman saying, 'The President is going to be
killed.' Sheehan said the mysterious call was reported to the FBI -
after the President had been shot."

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