PRESIDENTIAL MOTORCADE SCHEMATIC LISTING NOVEMBER 22, 1963 .
PRESIDENTIAL MOTORCADE SCHEMATIC LISTINGNOVEMBER 22, 1963DALLAS, TEXASbyTodd Wayne Vaughan215 Second Street, Apartment #4Jackson, Michigan49203517-787-0543Version 9.00C 1993 Todd Wayne VaughanNUMBER #93 -
TABLE OF CONTENTSPAGEi.iii.Table of ContentsBrief Explanation of ListingCARS AND 4351. ADVANCE CAR2. PILOT CAR3. LEAD CAR4. PRESIDENTIAL LIMOUSINE5. PRESIDENTIAL SECRET SERVICE FOLLOW-UP CAR6. VICE PRESIDENTIAL CAR7. VICE PRESIDENTIAL SECRET SERVICE FOLLOW-UP CAR8. MAYOR'S CAR9. NATIONAL PRESS POOL CAR10. CAMERA CAR #111. CAMERA CAR #212. CAMERA CAR #313. CONGRESSMAN'S CAR #114. CONGRESSMAN'S CAR #215. CONGRESSMAN'S CAR #316. VIP CAR17. WHITE HOUSE PRESS BUS #118. LOCAL PRESS POOL CAR19. WHITE HOUSE PRESS BUS #2WASHINGTON PRESS ON TRIP (WHICH PRESS BUS ONUNKNOWN)20. EXTRA CAR #121. WESTERN UNION CAR22. WHITE HOUSE SIGNAL CORPS CAR23. EXTRA CAR #224. OFFICIAL PARTY BUS25. REAR POLICE CARMOTORCYCLES34819242936A.B.C.D.E.F.G.ADVANCE MOTORCYCLESLEAD MOTORCYCLESPRESIDENTIAL MOTORCYCLESFORWARD MID MOTORCADE MOTORCYCLESMID MOTORCADE MOTORCYCLESREAR MID MOTORCADE MOTORCYCLESREAR POLICE MOTORCYCLE1.
373839434548491-4VEHICLES SCHEDULED FOR MOTORCADEBUT NOT USEDLIST OF ABBREVIATIONS USEDSOURCES USEDACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND THANKSAPPENDIX A.APPENDIX B.APPENDIX C.
Brief Explanation of ListingEXAMPLE:1. ADVANCE CAR1. DPD Capt. Perdue W. Lawrence(DPD Call 4125)vehicle:aka: lead police vehicles (CE 767)relevant photos/film:occupant sources: Lawrence Exhibit 2notes:EXPLANATION :1. VEHICLE NUMBER AND DESIGNATIONyer, nickname, DPD1. occupant and number (with occupation, emplonumber, Secretbadger,numbementequipDPDr,2. radio call numberadio,type,film3. Servide/WHCA code name, camera type,only)cableappliand4. all where available5.6.vehicle: color, year, make, model, liscenceaka: vehicle also known as (source)which vehiclerelevant photos/film: select photos and films iner's name andgraphphotobyifiedappears - each photo identrnumbencesequefilmorrnumbephotofilm roll andant upactions, etc.es).notes: other special notes of interest (with sourcNSOA (Not Sure of Arrangement)
PRESIDENTIAL MOTORCADENOVEMBER 22, 1963DALLAS, TEXAS1. ADVANCE CAR1. DPD Capt. Perdue W. Lawrence(DPD Call #125)vehicle: hardtop - provided by DPDaka: lead police vehicles (CE 767)relevant photos/film: none.occupant sources; CE 767, CE 769, 7H582 Lawrence, LawrenceExhibit2.notes:1
2. PILOT CAR1. DPD Dep. Chief George L. (G.L.) Lumpkin(DPD Call #5)2. DPD Det. Faye M. (F.M.) Turner3. DPD Det. William "Billy" L. Senkle4. Lt. Col. George L. Whitmeyer, U.S. ArmyReserve, East Texas Section Commander5. Jacob "Jack" L. Puterbaugh - White Housevehicle: white Ford sedan - provided by DPDaka: lead police vehicles (CE 767)pilot car (CE 768)relevant photos/film: none.occupant sources: CE 767, CE 768, 4H170 Curry, Stevenson Exhibit5053, interview by author of G.L. Lumpkin.notes:2
A. ADVANCE MOTORCYCLES1. DPD Sgt. S.Q. Bellah(DPD Call #190)(DPD Equipment # ? )2. DPD Glen C. (G.C.) McBride(DPD Call #133)(DPD Equipment #340)3. DPD J.B. Garrick(DPD Call #132)(DPD Equipment #358)l motorcyclesvehicles: Harley-Davidson two-wheeaka: lead police vehicles (CE 767)motorcycles (CE 768)lead motorcycle squad-N&Aens 1-2,relevant photos/film: DCA film, Altg3.manMoorBothun 1,2.occupant sources: Lawrence Exhibit ride ahead of the motorcade atcersoffilenotes: These 3 motorcycStemmons Freeway trafficMain and Houston to cut off shows McBride and a portion(Lawrence Exhibit 2). Moorman #3 authors interview with Jeanof Bellah's motorcycle (Mack, andts, Bellah reports to DealeyHill, 10/15/92). After the shoTA Hutson testified that hePlaza (DPD Recordings). Officerof the Depository shortlyanceentrthethought Garrick was atactions are unknown.safter the shooting (7H28). McBride'C.I.-. 1:. ;7, 'I,' 11 ;-1738- raboir.2 74.-Lark
B. LEAD MOTORCYCLES1. DPD Leon E. (L.E.) Grey(DPD Call #156)(DPD Equipment #351)2. DPD E.D."Buddy" Brewer(DPD Call #137)(DPD Equipment #348)3. DPD Harold B. (H.B.) Freeman(DPD Call #135)(DPD Equipment #345)4. DPD W.G. Lumpkin(DPD Call #152)(DPD Equipment #343), 5. DPD Sgt. Stavis Ellis(DPD Call #150)(DPD Equipment # ? )(NPOA)vehicles: Harley-Davidson two-wheel motorcyclesaka: lead police vehicles (CE 767)motorcycles (CE 768)lead motorcycle squad (N&A)relevant photos/film: DCA film, Altgens 1-2,Bothun 1, Croft 1, Bond 1, Weaver 1, Moorman 4(missing),Bell film sequence, McIntyre 1.occupant sources: Lawrence Exhibit 2, 6H303-308Brewer, authorsinterviews with Stavis Ellis and W.G. Lumpkin.4
notes: At Main and Houston Brewer and Freeman join the 3 AdvanceMotorcycles to assist in Stemmons Freeway traffic control,leaving Ellis, Grey and Lumpkin leading the motorcade timio41Dealey Plaza (Lawrence Exhibit 2). None of the three leave themotorcade as is claimed to be seen in the Zapruder film, asall three can be seen beyond the underpass in the Bell filmand in the McIntyre photograph. Ellis, Grey, and Lumpkinescort the motorcade to Parkland (author's interviews withEllis and Lumpkin, Bowles Manuscript). After the shots andtraffic control on Stemmons, Brewer reports to Dealey Plaza bydriving back the wrong way on Elm Street. Freeman goes on toParkland (Lifton). However, officer TA Hutson testified thathe thought Freeman was at the entrance of the Depositoryshortly after the shooting (7H28). Brewer is later inside theTSBD on the 6th floor. Moorman #4, missing, shows Lumpkin andthe sixth-floor corner window of the Depository (Mack).Sk.)'/V&C.'rl.,5
-,t3. LEAD CAR1. DPD Chief Jesse E.(J.E.) Curry(DPD Call #1)2. SA Winston George "Win" Lawson (SSR)3. DC Sheriff James Eric (J.E.) "Bill" Decker(DPD Call Dallas #1)4. SAIC Forrest V. Sorrelsit0000vehicle: white Ford Mercury 4-door sedanLisc. TX #N or M U 8631 - provided by DPDaka:relevant photos/film: DCA film, Croft 1, Altgens 1-3,Martin film sequence, Hughes film sequence, Weaver 1, Altgaz1-7occupant sources: CE 768, CE 771, 4H170 Curry, 17H628 Lawson.notes: SA Lawson has portable DCN SS radio tuned to "Charlie"frequency, however, according to Curry it "wasn't workingtoo well" at the time of the assassination, and thus therewas "no radio contact" between the Lead Car and thePresidential Limousine (Curry 2).6
I4. PRESIDENTIAL LIMOUSINE(SS WHCA code-SS-100-X)1. SA William R. "Bill" Greer2. ASAIC Roy H. Kellerman (SSR)(SS WHCA code-Digest)3. Mrs. Nellie B. "Nell" Connally4. Governor John B. Connally5. Mrs. Jacqueline B. "Jackie' Kennedy(SS WHCA code-Lace)6. President John Fitzgerald "Jack" Kennedy(SS WHCA code-Lancer)vehicle: midnight blue 4 door 1961 LincolnContinental Convertible (modified)Lisc. DC fGG 300 (3/31/64) - provided by SSaka: President's Car, SS-100-X (CE 767 & 768)relevant photos/film: many.occupant sources: CE 767, CE 768, 2H68-70 & 18H724-727, 728-729Kellerman, 2H115 & 18H723 Greer, 4H130-131 Connally.notes: "#7" in right-front windshield. Limousine has mounted SSradio tuned to "Charlie" frequency. All SS agents armed with.38 revolvers. SA Hill moves back and forth from the SS carto the limousine, finally staying there following theshooting until arrival at Parkland. Presidential Limousinecomes abreast of and passes the Lead car on west side ofTriple Underpass. Limousine armor plated for PresidentJohnson by Hess & Eisenhart of Cincinnati and is presently ondisplay at Henry Ford Museum, Dearborn, Michigan.)7
C. PRESIDENTIAL MOTORCYCLESlly Joe, B.J.) Martin1. DPD William Joseph (Bi(DPD Call #131)(DPD Equipment #344)bby, B.W.) Hargis2. DPD Robert Weldon (Bo(DPD Call #136)(DPD Equipment #347)ney3. DPD James M. (J.M.) Cha(DPD Call #151)(DPD Equipment #337)Douglas L. (D.L.) JacksonDPD4.(DPD Call #138)(DPD Equipment #356)-wheel motorcyclesvehicles: Harley-Davidson two)768aka: motorcycles (CE94-296relevant photos/film: many.ibit 2, 6H289-293 Martin, 6H2lesBow,occupant sources: Lawrence ExhgisHarertRobofiewHargis, Steve Barber intervPlazaManusdript.p for a few seconds in Dealeynotes: Chaney and Jackson stothen moves ahead and informs Chiefafter shooting. Chaneybeen hit. Jackson follows himAACurry that The President hasade to Parkland Hospital (WF ineand the two escort the motorcyclorcmothis"rksgis "paTapes, Bowles Manuscript). Harts and runs over to the northshotheeraftElmofdlethe mid(cont.)
(cont.) Elm sidewalk near the fallen Newman family. Hereturns to his motorcycle and rides under the TripleUnderpass to check the other side. He then returns to DealeyPlaza, specifically outside the TSBD (6H295-296). Hargis,dbe-S-not-run--Uprthe grassy knoll as is often claimed. OfficerMartin escos the motorcade to Parkland Hospital (Paschall pcfilm sequence, Bell film sequence, Daniels film sequence 1,6H291-292, Bowles Manuscript).9
5. PRESIDENTIAL SECRET SERVICE FOLLOW-UP CAR(SS WHCA code-Halfback)1. SA Samuel A. "Sam" Kinney2. ASAIC Emory P. Roberts (SSR)(SS WHCA code-Dusty)3. P. Kenneth "Ken" O'Donnell-Special Assistant toPresident (SS WHCA code-Wand)4. David F. Powers-Assistant to President*-private color movie (last sequence 12:25)5. SA George W. Hickey Jr.6. SA Glen A. Bennet7. SA Clinton L. "Clint" Hill(SS WHCA code-Dazzle)8. SA William "Tim" McIntyre9. SA John D. "Jack" Ready10. SA Paul E. Landis(SS WHCA code-Debut)vehicle: black 4 door 1956 CadillacTouring 4-door convertibleLisc. DC #GG 301 - provided by SSaka: SS Follow-Up Car SS-679-X (CE 767 & 768)Secret Service Follow-Up Car (N&A)Queen Mary (Youngblood p.109)relevant photos/film: many.occupant sources: CE 767, CE 768. 2H68-70 Kellerman, 2H134-136 &18H809 Hill, 7H472-474 Powers, 7H446-447 O'Donnell, 18H 730765 (SS agent reports).10
notes: Follow-up car has mounted SS radio tuned to "Charlie"frequency. All SS agents armed with .38 revolvers. Hickeyhas AR-15 Colt .223 automatic rifle. SA Hill moves back andforth from the SS car to the limousine, finally stayingthere following the shooting until arrival at Parkland. SABennett moves to limousine on Main Street and returns toFollow-Up Car. During shooting SA Ready runs towards thelimousine but is called back by ASAIC Roberts(18H749).aE11
6. VICE PRESIDENTIAL CAR1. TOPS Hurchel D. Jacks2. ASAIC Rufus Wayne Youngblood (SSR)(SS WHCA code-Dagger)3. Congressman Ralph W. Yarborough4. Mrs. C.A. "Lady Bird" Johnson(SS WECA code-Victoria)5. Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson(SS WHCA code-Volunteer)vehicle: steel grey 1964 Lincoln 4-door convertibleLisc.l!P2 0060 -provided by Eagle Lincoln-Mercury Dallasthrough Dick Fisher.aka: Vice President's Car (CE 767, CE 768 and N&A)relevant photos/film: many.occupant sources: CE 767, CE 768, 2H68-70 Kellerman, 2H156-148 &18H766,772, Youngblood, 7H439-440 Yarobrough, 18H801 Jacks,Youngblood, authors interview with Youngblood 3/5/93.notes: All SS agents armed with .38 revolvers. Vehicleobtained from Ford dealer in Dallas (18H778). ASAICYoungblood has portable DCN SS radio tuned to "Baker"frequency. Youngblood moves to rear seat to shield Johnsonduring the shooting and remains there until arrival atParkland (2H149-152 Youngblood).
01? ;144V10:1 . . ' 41.SERVICE FOLLOW-DP CAR7. VICE PRESIDENTIAL SECRET)ity(SS WHCA code-VarsRich1. TDPS Joe Henry ter-Political Aide to ViceCarC.nftoCli2.President (SSR, Kivett's)3. SA Jerry D. Kivett(SS WHCA code-Daylight)Warren W. "Woody" Taylor ns (SSR)SA4."Lem" Joh5. ASAIC Thomas Lemuel y)(SS WHCA code-DandMercury 4-door sedan,vehicle: yellow 1964 Ford h Breezeway Design Lisc.witeymodel 54A Montered by EagleTX #P2 0060 - vehicle providh Dick Fisher.ougthrlasLincoln-Mercury Dal-up Car (CE 767)aka: Vice President's Follow)VP Follow-Car (CE 768vice Car (N&A)Vice President's Secret Ser#5 (Trask)y.475 Carter,relevant photos/film: man,2H 68-70 Kellerman, 7H474--781 Kivett,768CEs:rceoccupant sou7787,-77ns, 18H 776with18H800 Rich, 18H 773-775 Johlood, authors interviewngbYou,lorTay418H 782-783/5/93.Youngblood 3/5/93 and Glynnh .38 revolvers. ASAIC Johns haswitedarmnotes: All SS agentsto "Baker" frequency. Carterportable DCN SS radio tunedSS radio tuned to "Charlie"has SA Kivett's portable DCN474). Left rear door is openza, isfrequency in his lap (7Hns exits car in Dealey Plathroughout motorcade. SA Johcatches a ride in Camera Car #1left in Dealey Plaza, and(18H774).
8. MAYOR'S CAR1. TDPS Milton T. Wright (Badge #790)2. Dallas City Mayor Earle CabelL3. Elizabeth "Dearie" Cohen4. Congressman Raymond Robertsvehicle: white 1964 Ford Mercury Comet Caliente2-door convertible, model 76B with red interior,visors raised - vehicle provided by EagleLincoln-Mercury Dallas through Dick Fisher.aka: Car #1 (CE 768 & Curry 1, p.16)Dignitary Car 1 (Cutler)Dignitary 1 (Trask)relevant photos/film: DCA film, Dorman film, Craven film.occupant sources: CE 768, 7H478-479 CabelL, 7H485-486Mrs.Cabel, 18H802 Wright, Manchester, DMNnotes: #1 in front windshield.
9. NATIONAL PRESS POOL CAR1. SW Bell Telephone Co. Driver2. Merriman Smith-UPI3. Malcolm "Mac" Kilduff-Assistant WhiteHouse Press Secretary for President(SS WHCA code-Warrior)4. Robert E. Baskin-DMN Washington Bureau5. Jack Bell-AP6. Robert Clark-ABCvehicle: grey or blue 1960 Chevrolet Bel Air2-door sedan Lisc. TX #NJ 4115 - providedby SW Bellaka: Wire Service Car (CE 767)Telephone Car (CE 768)Telephone Company Car (Curry 1, p.16)Press Car (Cutler)Press Pool Car (N&A)Press Pool Limousine (Biffle)Print Press (Trask),relevant photos/film: DCA film, Zapruder film, Dorman film,Craven film, Wiegman film, Hughes film.occupant sources: CE 768, Bishop, DMN 11/20/63.notes: Coat on right rear window deck (Wiegman film). Followingthe shooting, this car and the cars forward of this pointrace off immediately out of Dealey Plaza for ParklandHospital. The cars behind this car lag behind in DealeyPlaza, primarily due to the fact that this and the othercamera cars stopped to let out passengers, with Camera Car #1leading the rest and still in the Plaza at least 50 seconds----g-ftesttiie.:fatal shot .(photo/film analysis). Kent Biffle:identifies the drivek as a "Texas" highway patrolman" (DMN11/20/83).OWHITE HOUSE PUSSTRIP OF 79E PRESIDENTNOV. 21-22. '5315
Picture Cameras10. CAMERA CAR #1 National Motion1. Driver2. John Hofan-NBC soundB&W movie3. David Wiegman, Jr.*-NBC-CBS B&W movieJr.*en,CravJ.asThom4.ghting5. Cleveland "Cleve Ryan"-LianTechniciUnited States Navy,6. Thomas "011ie" Atkins*- emovircoloWhite Houselavehicle: yellow 1964 Chevrolet Impa(SS)tSporrSupebleerticonvor2-dot DallasroleChevsprovided by Earl HayemBloothrough Samaka: Press Photo Car (CE 767)Press Pool Convertible (CE 768)Cam 1 (Cutler)Movie Cam 1 (Trask)National Press Car (N&A)Towner 2,relevant photos/film: Stoughton 1, film, Zapruder film,DCA,filmhWiegman film, Couc, Bell film, Atkins film.Hughes film, Nix film, Martin film Trask.cle,occupant sources: CE 768, C&A Artijump out of car at head of ElmenCravandns,Atkinotes: Wiegman,film the Newmans. Camera CartolStreet and run up the knolof the knoll and Wiegman,#1 pulls out of line at the basecar. SA Lem Johns alsotheerAtkins, and Craven re-entera Car #1 then rejoinsenters this car at this point. Cam#16. At the Trade Mart itthe motorcade between cars #15 ands the motorcade again,gets out of line and then rejoinat Parkland at 12:45vesbetween cars #16 and #17. It arri12:50 PM (18H774).OWHITE HOUSE PRESSTRIP OF TBE PRESIDENTNOV. 21-22, '6316
11. CAMERA CAR #2 National Still Cameras1. Driver2. Clint Grant*-DMN B&W still3. Frank Cancellare*-UPI B&W still4. Capt. Cecil Stoughton*- WHCA, White Housecolor still5. Arthur Rickerby*-Life B&W still6. Henry Burroughs*-AP B&W stillvehicle: silver 1964 Chevrolet Impala 2-door convertibleLisc. TX 4 P1 7856 - provided by Earl HayesChevrolet Dallas through Sam Bloomaka: Press Photo Car (CE 767)Press Pool Convertible (CE 768)Cam 2 (Cutler)Still Cam 1(Trask)relevant photos/film: Towner 2, Willis 6, Wiegman film,Nix film,Couch film, DCA film, Darnell film, Zapruder film,Hughesfilm, Martin film, Bell film.occupant sources: CE 768, C&A Article, Trask.notes: Cancellare jumps out of car at the head ofElm Street,runs up the knoll to photograph the Newmans, and doesnotreturn to motorcade, possibly riding to Parkland withCouch(see below).WHITE HORSE PRESSTRIP OF TEE PRESIDENT[NOY. 21-22, 'S3117
12. CAMERA CAR #3 Local Cameras1. DPS Driver2. James H. Underwood*-KRLD (CBS) B&W movie3. Thomas C. Dillard*-DMN B&W still4. James Darnell*-WBAP Ch 8 (NBC) B&W movie5. Malcolm 0. Couch*-WFAA Ch 5 (ABC) B&W movie6. Robert H. Jackson*-DTH B&W stillvehicle: grey 1964 Chevrolet Impala 2-door convertibleprovided by Earl Hayes Chevrolet Dallasthrough Sam Bloomaka:Press Photo Car (local press) (CE 767)Press Pool Convertible (CE 768)Cam 3 (Cutler)Local Cam 1 (Trask)Local Press Car (N&A)relevant photos/film: Wiegman film, Couch film,DCA film, Dorman film, Hughes film, Nix film, Martin film.occupant sources: CE 768, 6H155-157 Couch, 6H162-167 Dillard,6H167-168 Jackson, C&A Article, Trask.notes: Jackson throws exposed film to a pre-arranged film drop atthe NE corner of Main and Houston. The film falls to theground. This is partially visible in Hughes film and mayexplain why Jackson took no photos at the time of the shots.After shots, Underwood, Dillard, and Darnell jump out of thecar at the head of Elm Street. Darnell films the Newmans(Darnell film). Couch jumps out of the car at the base ofTriple Underpass while Jackson remains. Underwood andDarnell remain in Dealey Plaza, while Dillard enters car#13. Couch and some other unidentified photographer(s)(Cancellare, Darnell?) later get a ride to Parkland from apassing motorist.In)0WRITE HOUSE PRESSTRIP OF TIE PRESIDENT1.M. 21-22,'6318
D. FORWARD MID MOTORCADE MOTORCYCLES1. DPD Hollis B. (H.B.) McLain(DPD Call #155)(DPD Equipment #352)2. DPD Marrion L. (M.L.) Baker(DPD Call 4134)(DPD Equipment #346)Lisc. TX # G 1986vehicles: Harley-Davidson two-wheel motorcyclesprovided by DPDaka:relevant photos/film: Couch film, DCA film, Cancellare 1,Bond 4, Towner 3, Hughes film.occupant sources: Lawrence Exhibit 2notes: Baker and McLain are on Houston Street during theassassination (Bowles manuscript). Baker parks hismotorcycle and enters Texas School Book Depository followingthe shots (3H249). Baker is later at Parkland Hospital(3H268). McLain escorts the motorcade to Parkland. Bakermistakenly identifies McLain as L.W. Williams in his WarrenCommission testimony (3H268).
13. CONGRESSMAN'S CAR #11. Driver2. Congressman George H. Mahon (Lubbock, TX)3. Congressman Walter Rogers (Pampa, TX)4. Congressman Homer Thornberry (Austin, TX)5. Lawrence F. "Larry" O'Brien-Special Assistantto PresidentI\ vehicle: white 1964 Ford Mercury Comet Caliente2-door convertible, model 76B with red topOC? vehicle provided by Eagle Lincoln-MercuryDallas through Dick Fisher.aka: Congressional Car (CE 767 and N&A)Car #2 (CE 768 & Curry 1, p.16)(3Dignitary Car 2 (Cutler)Dignitary 2 (Trask)relevant photos/film: Lewis W. Williams 2,Cancellare 2, Willis 6, Hughes film, Dorman film, Martinfilm.occupant sources: CE 768, 7H461-465 O'Brien,author's interview with Jim Wright 7/29/92, Valenti.notes: "#2" in left front windshield. Dillard jumps on rear trunkand gets ride to Trade Mart and Parkland. Jim Wrightidentified from photos the man in the #3 positions as oneW.R. Poage, Jr., however T can find no reference as to hisbeing in this location, nor in the motorcade, yet severalsources place Congressman Rogers in this car. Seth Kantor'shandwritten notation on the White House List and his 3/5/93letter indicate Poage was not on the trip. CE 768incorrectly places Congressman Albert Thomas in this car.,I e41,"ipo.47.0 -Lim1111p47-L--EGI20!%1
14. CONGRESSMAN'S CAR #21. Driver2. Congressman Albert Thomas (Houston, TX)3. Congressman Jack Brooks (Beaumont, TX)4. Congressman Lindey Beckworth (Gladewater, TX)5. Congressman Olin E. "Tiger" Teague(College Station, TX)6. Congressman James C. Wright, Jr. (Ft. Worth, TX)apcp0 10vehicle: white Ford Mercury Comet Caliente2-door conv
30 20. extra car #1 31 21. western union car 32 22. white house signal corps car 33 23. extra car #2 34 24. official party bus 35 25. rear police car motorcycles 3 a. advance motorcycles 4 b. lead motorcycles 8 c. presidential motorcycles 19 d. forward mid motorcade motorcycles 24 e. mid motorcade motorcycles
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