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trial. Other events are also in line with the Warren Report: the
shooting is from the sixth floor, Oswald killed Tippit, Ruby went
straight down the Commerce street ramp on November 24th to kill
Oswald.
The authors' honesty and acuity are quite suspect in that one of
their chief sources is Dallas Deputy DA Bill Alexander, notorious
for his close relationship with FBI-CIA journalist and cover-up
artist Hugh Aynesworth. Striking also is the fact that they
described one of the doctors treating Ruby as "having performed
LSD experiments on an elephant" and left it at that. If they
would have dug a little deeper, they would have found out that
the man was longtime CIA doctor Louis J. West, who also treated
Aldous Huxley. It was West's diagnosis that Ruby was a "candidate
suitable for treatment" that allowed him to be put on drugs.
Demaris and Wills spend much of their time ridiculing the critics
of the Warren Report, especially Mark Lane. They also attack
Nancy Perrin Rich, a witness who calls attention to Ruby's very
important gunrunning into Cuba. At the end, the book reveals that
Demaris was "standing close to Jack Ruby when he shot Oswald." In
fact, he was the first person to identify Ruby. He then began
interviewing witnesses and got especially close to Ruby's
lawyers. The authors are especially thankful to Elmer Gertz, the
same Gertz who has been revealed in the last two issues of Probe
as a lawyer for CIA agent Gordon Novel whose attorneys were
"clandestinely remunerated" for their services.

to the invasion. He was punished for this in Fortune
magazine with an article by Time-Life employee Charles Murphy
that blamed Kennedy for the failure of the plan. Kennedy stripped
Murphy of his Air Force reserve status but - Murphy wrote to Ed
Lansdale - that didn't matter; his loyalty was to Allen Dulles
anyway. In 1963, Kennedy crossed the Rubicon and actually printed
money out of the Treasury, bypassing that crowning jewel of Wall
Street, the Federal Reserve Board. And as Donald Gibson has
written, a member of this group, Jock Whitney, was the first to
put out the cover story about that Krazy Kid Oswald on 11/22/63
(Probe Vol. 4 No.1).
Killing off the Legacy
In 1964, author Morris Bealle, a genuine conservative and critic
of the Eastern Establishment, wrote a novel called Guns of the
Regressive Right, depicting how that elite group had gotten rid
of Kennedy. There certainly is a lot of evidence to substantiate
that claim. There were few tears shed by most rightwing groups
over Kennedy's death. Five years later, they played hardball
again. King and Bobby Kennedy were shot. One would think the coup
was complete. The war was over.
That would be underestimating these people. They are in it for
the long haul. The power elite realizes that, in a very real and
pragmatic sense, assassination isn't enough. You have to cover it
up afterwards, and then be ready to smother any legacy that might
linger. The latter is quite important since assassination is
futile if a man's ideas live on through others. This is why the
CIA's Bill Harvey once contemplated getting rid of not only
Castro, but his brother Raul and Che Guevara as well as part of
single operation. That would have made a clean sweep