The 60th and the conferences

Thought I'd make a post to gather all planned events around the 60th in Dallas and elsewhere so feel free to add.

I will amend this post as info gets added below.

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https://www.jfkhistorical.com/

Dallas November 16th-19th Doubletree on Market St. Dallas, Texas 

Thursday November 16th 
2pm-3pm Registration in front of the conference room 
3pm-3:45pm Conference opening and the JFK files - David Denton 
3:50pm-4:35pm Gary Fannin - Operation Mockingbird 
4:35pm-4:45pm Break 
4:45pm-5:30pm Kris Millegan- “Swirling Milieus”
5:35pm-6;30pm Robert Groden 
6:35pm-7:05pm Dick Russell- Richard Case Nagell
7:05pm -? Dinner on your own and meet and greet in the hotel lobby. 
 
Friday November 17th 
9:00am-930am Randy Benson - JFK Assassination 101 
9:35am-10:05am Chris Gallop 
10:10am-11:05am Casey Quinlan 
11:05am-11:15am - Break 
11:15am-12:10 pm Mal Hyman - The media’s coverage of the JFK and MLK assassinations 
12:20pm-1:10pm Luncheon - Paul Fitzgerald and Elizabeth Gould- “The Valediction: Resurrection”
1:20pm-2:15pm Ryan Jones - MLK Assassination 
2:20pm-3:15pm William Law - RFK Assassination 
3:15pm-3:25pm - Break 
3:25pm-4:20pm RFK panel featuring Gary Fannin, Pete Hymans and William Klaber. Moderated by Randy Benson.  
4:25pm-5:20pm David Knight 
5:25pm-6:20pm Rick Russo (with Ed Tatro) 
6:20pm-? Dinner, then social in hotel lobby 


Saturday November 19th  
8:45am-9:40am Chana Willis 
9:45am-9:55am Leslie Sharp
10:00am-10:55am Larry Rivera 
11:00am-11:55am Gary Shaw 
12:10pm-1:05pm Luncheon featuring Dick Russell – “New Revelations from the Rob Reiner-Soledad O'Brien podcast series” (For those who signed up) 
1:15pm-2:10pm Judyth Baker  
2:15pm-3:10pm Ed Tatro 
3:10pm-3:30pm Break 
3:30pm-5:00pm Roscoe White panel, featuring Ricky White, Gary Shaw, Brian Edwards and William Klaber. 
5:05pm-6:00pm Greg Burnham - "Six Decades of the Military, Industrial, Intelligence & News Media Complex Covering Up the JFK Assassination"  
6:00pm-6:45pm Social 
6:45pm-8:15pm Banquet - Marking the 60th.  The JFK Assassination’s place in history. Why is it still important? Featuring David Knight, Ed Tatro and David Denton 
 
Sunday, November 19th 
9am-5pm- Special Sunday Symposium in the “Salon” featuring Gordon Ferrie(9am-10:30am), Judyth Baker, Damon Ise, Mark Mueller, Dory Wiley, and others to be announced later. Stay tuned for more details. Ed Tatro & Jack Roth will also be available for small group meetings Sunday morning. Tours will be offered by Project JFK on Sunday.
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JFK Lancer November in Dallas Conference




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The Cyril Wecht Institute at Duquesne University is calling for papers on the JFKA--completed or ongoing research--for its Nov 15-17 meeting this year.  Abstracts no longer than 300 words must be submitted by May 30.


Apparently there are two kinds of slots available for papers selected:  oral presentation at the conference, which 

https://www.duq.edu/academics/colleges-and-schools/science-and-engineering/calendar.php#event-details/bb20a1b3-c527-415e-b1ca-60dec36e5258
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Updated w Lancer info

Roger Odisio wrote:I thought I may have posted this before.  It's too late to propose a talk or paper, but should be a good gathering. It's a few days before other conferences.


https://www.duq.edu/academics/colleges-and-schools/science-and-engineering/calendar.php#event-details/bb20a1b3-c527-415e-b1ca-60dec36e5258


The Cyril Wecht Institute at Duquesne University is calling for papers on the JFKA--completed or ongoing research--for its Nov 15-17 meeting this year.  Abstracts no longer than 300 words must be submitted by May 30.


Apparently there are two kinds of slots available for papers selected:  oral presentation at the conference, which will be strictly limited, or posting. 

I'll be doing a talk via zoom on the first day. Someone has to paint the right portrait of Oswald at one of these events, though it will not go into things like his alibi.

It looks like there are two Lancer Conferences--one at the Lorenzo, and one at the Adolphus.  Is that right?

Yes.
I think Greg is covering the actual Oswald.
There may be more than two conferences.

greg_parker wrote:

Roger Odisio wrote:I thought I may have posted this before.  It's too late to propose a talk or paper, but should be a good gathering. It's a few days before other conferences.


https://www.duq.edu/academics/colleges-and-schools/science-and-engineering/calendar.php#event-details/bb20a1b3-c527-415e-b1ca-60dec36e5258


The Cyril Wecht Institute at Duquesne University is calling for papers on the JFKA--completed or ongoing research--for its Nov 15-17 meeting this year.  Abstracts no longer than 300 words must be submitted by May 30.


Apparently there are two kinds of slots available for papers selected:  oral presentation at the conference, which will be strictly limited, or posting. 

I'll be doing a talk via zoom on the first day. Someone has to paint the right portrait of Oswald at one of these events, though it will not go into things like his alibi.

My mistake. The talk will be on the afternoon of the 17th - the last, not the first day.

Its me wrote:It looks like there are two Lancer Conferences--one at the Lorenzo, and one at the Adolphus.  Is that right?

According to the Lancer FB page, it is at the Lorenzo.

Where are you giving your talk Barto? Lorenzo about Lee or at the Adolphus about Harvey?  That one will have a Hobbit as MC so that should be good.

Lancer, and it will be remote. I am not going to Dallas until the circus has left town. Prolly next year.

Greg, did you send an abstract of your talk to the Wecht institute at Duquesne?  Can you post it here?

RO

Roger Odisio wrote:Greg, did you send an abstract of your talk to the Wecht institute at Duquesne?  Can you post it here?

RO

LEE OSWALD: THE PATCHWORK KID

Author’s prior published work: Lee Harvey Oswald’s Cold War: vols. one and two New Disease Press, 2015.

Currently working on three major JFK projects.

Research by author cited in works by di Eugenio, Hancock, Evica, Albarelli, Waldron & Hartmann, Dane, Belzer & Wayne, Simpich, and Pease, among others.

Background
One of the main reasons so many have struggled to get a handle on Oswald is that he only really exists as a pastiche of both real and imaginary people and their actions. 

Follow the bouncing ball, connect the dots, consult the oracle and you
will still come away with Oswald as rebel conformist, Commie-Marine, confused nutcase but outside-the-box philosopher, screw-up manual laborer, street-fighting hipster, low level intel operative and wannabe 007, wannabe author and photographer, opera lover and wife-beater.

The aim here is to sort fact from fiction, and face from mask as we untangle the history of strange coincidences that dogged Oswald worse than any ancient curse ever could. In a case famous for the prolific number of coincidences confronting the student, you are about to be astounded by just how many surround Oswald alone.

Methods & Materials
This is a side-by-side comparison of actions attributed to Oswald, with the historical and pop culture references that match those actions but are ostensibly unrelated. Materials used were the 26 vols., historical news stories and events, and movie scripts and court transcripts.

Results
The comparison shows a remarkable series of coincidences throughout Oswald’s short life, most having gone un-noticed until now.

Conclusion
Those parts of Oswald’s history that are most damning from a prosecutorial viewpoint, have been culled from real history and pop culture and form part of a falsified background.

Greg, will you be speaking at any of the conferences this year?

Is Judyth still tied up with the JFK Historical Group? I thought she kind of took it over for awhile a few years back.

Vinny wrote:Greg, will you be speaking at any of the conferences this year?

Vinny, I was going to give a live zoom talk, but that has now been changed to a pre-record for various reasons.

Its me wrote:Is Judyth still tied up with the JFK Historical Group? I thought she kind of took it over for awhile a few years back.

From memory, she is listed to talk again this year. 

I believe her talk will be on how important Tantric Yoga was to her and Lee that Summer and how her favorite position was Bound Reclining Twerk with Twist. I believe she has even agreed to give a demonstration.

Vinny wrote:

The schedule

https://www.duq.edu/academics/colleges-and-schools/science-and-engineering/academics/departments-and-programs/forensic-science-and-law/cyril-h-wecht-institute-of-forensic-science-and-law/the-annual-symposium.php