National Council for the Social Studies (NCSS) oral history
Born-digital oral history self-recordings made by 11 NCSS members while attending the NCSS annual meeting in St. Louis, MO, November 22-24, 2013. The video is approximately 30 minutes long. Oral histories included in the video: Sue Blanchette, Sandy Diamond, Ronald W. Evans, C. Gregg Jurgensen, Jeff Passe, Mark Pizecotte (sp?), Anton Schulzki, Oscar Segarda (sp?), Michael M. Yeh (sp?), Jack Zevin, and Dhuz Owens (sp?).
Film- John F. Kennedy Funeral
1 8mm film on plastic reel. One 8mm film of the funeral of President Kennedy on 11/25/63. This film is of the funeral procession and cortege. Labeled as film #2.
One 8mm film of the funeral of President Kennedy on 11/25/63. This film is of the funeral procession and cortege. Labeled as film #2.originalOriginal 8mm color home movie of the funeral cortege for President John F. Kennedy filmed in Washington, D.C., on November 25, 1963 by Joe O’Dwyer.One 8mm film of the funeral of President Kennedy on 11/25/63. This film is of the funeral procession and cortege. Labeled as film #2.
One standard cassette titled “Dallas Radio News Man Sam Pate Interviewing Eva Grant (Sister Of Jack Ruby)”
One standard cassette titled “Dallas Radio News Man Sam Pate Interviewing Eva Grant (Sister Of Jack Ruby)”
Originally found during 2016 – 2019 Inventory project in box on C5, D4.
One standard cassette titled “Who Killed John Kennedy” by Michael Gillotti” Produced 1992 by Metanoia Music
One standard cassette titled “Who Killed John Kennedy” by Michael Gillotti” Produced 1992 by Metanoia Music, songs
Transcription of song:
“Who Killed John Kennedy?”
Michael Gillotti, 1992 (04:41)
Tell me please,
Who killed John Kennedy?
Do you want me to believe it was just one man?
Tell me now,
Because I can’t understand how all those shots were fired by one man.
I saw a film of that Dallas street,
And all along the way, people gathered round.
And what they saw,
I heard many of them repeat,
That a gun was fired from behind a picket fence.
Earl Warren, tell me where’s your evidence?
I knew you’d rather we take your word.
Tell me why?
Tell me why
So many questions still remain?
Why so many voices were left unheard.
Tell me please,
Who were Jack Ruby’s friends?
Do you want me to believe he slept alone?
Tell me how?
Tell me how
He got into the basement with a gun?
And where all the Dallas policemen have their fun.
Oh, it pains me so
To think of gunshots now
And to see a man
I love fall to his death.
But something tells me,
Something tells me that Lee Oswald would like to say
That a country by the people was lost that day.
Tell me please,
Tell me please,
Who killed John, Robert, Martin Luther King?
Do you want me to believe it was just one man?
They covered up their tracks,
Covered up their tracks,
But I know somehow, someday, that the men who shot them down will have to pay.
Yes, the men who shot them down will have to pay.
Does not have a cassette case.
Originally found during 2016 – 2019 Inventory project in box on C5, D4.