Paul Harvey News Nov 22, 1963 | The Death of JFK
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- Опубликовано: 2 дек 2014
- A special edition of Paul Harvey News & Comment, broadcast on the early evening of Friday, November 22, 1963, on the ABC Radio Network. It is one of the few times Harvey had altered his famous "Good Day" sign off.
This is a glimpse of a tragic day in American History. The posting of this recording is not meant to investigate theories
Please understand: this was 1963. Technology even between Coast was not as sophisticated as we have today. Information coming from Dallas was being delivered in dribs and drabs. I don't see any conspiracy amongst the press to suppress the truth. In my opinion, that would come later buy more sophisticated and more organized means.
Also remember that Paul Harvey, along with a lot of the people on the radio that day, we're not reporters. They were either news presenters or commentators. There were just reporting what they were being given at the time. There were wrong reports about a lot of things that day and it was very confusing. That would happen today. If something this bad would happens it would be conflicting reports about what happened and who it happened to. I posted this as a little snapshot of what was happening on that day. The Paul Harvey report that you are hearing came at around 5 p.m. eastern time, long after Harvey's usual noon time broadcast. Taste I just want to give you a little taste of what was going on, and maybe show what I could do with the technology that was given to me to put together a video. Nothing more. Nothing less.
Thank you. When you look at the technology of that era it is amazing that they had so much information on LHO in such a short time.
Thank YOU!
Thank you.
@wrench 22 you are correct. We will never know the truth of the 4 events of the 60's. The murders of MalcomX, JFK, RFK, and Dr. Martin Luther King. Too many "easy" answers.
Thank you/RIP JFK,Paul Harvey
It's such a shame that there was no one who could fill his shoes, the way Paul Harvey presented the news and his commentary were unique. I'm not even sure it is possible someone like that could be on the air today.
Especially the way radio is set up in 2024. Paul have to be a person who hosted his own THREE HOUR talk show to get that coverage. Not to mention most radio stations have almost eliminated any type of news on their air, unless it was an all news or talk format, and even then the type of things that Paul Harvey did would be relegated to 1 minute at the top of the hour. And not every hour.
Absolutely the best newscaster ever on radio. A one of a kind . I listen to Paul Harvey for years at my lunch break. A master ,no one will ever replace this legend god bless you rest in peace
Paul my lunch always tasted better during your shows. God bless you.
It's one of the reasons I posted this. I did not agree with a lot of his politics, but he was a great broadcaster.
Yeah a newscaster who had to lie to us!!!!
Once again, the information was scanned. News was breaking when Harvey reported this. Even today, when there was a story that is breaking, we don't have the entire story until much later.
@@logicalspark3496 ya kinda scary how long the deepstate has been controlling the media
0:21 Actually, it was Governor Connally's wife, Nellie, who spoke the words, "You can't say that Dallas doesn't love you" to JFK, not Jackie Kennedy. I remember hearing Mrs. Connally recall that in an interview. In that same interview, she also said that the first shot rang out just after she spoke those words.
Thank you for sharing this. Loved listening to Paul Harvey.
You are very welcome.
Greatest radio voice of all time... CURTAINS!!
I think Paul Harvey may have been the best newsman of all time, and he was definitely the best story teller.
58 years ago my mom was at home taking care of my older sister and Brother. My dad was building helicopters in Ft Worth. My mother in law was in Denver in high school Spanish class when they made the announcement. It was true a day of Infamy that brought The Dream of Camelot to an end as well as spinning the world into a complete Chaos of a timeline. Paul Harvey’s words are just as accurate in 2021 as they were on that horrific day. Rest In Peace Mr. President
Never again, will their be, such an amazing broadcaster....
Even if he was a racist, bigoted republican POS.
Paul Harvey was not a bigoted, racist leftist reporter of news. Paul described the news of the day as clearly and unbiased as he could when given the information he had to work with. I met Mr. Harvey at the University of Rochester when he gave,a speech there in November of 1975. I never met anyone else with such an honest presence in my whole life. His speech at the University was powerful, but true as he could make it. After his speech, I went to work as an announcer and board operator at WCMF - a classic rock station that carried his reporting and "rest of the story" that so many looked forward to hearing each day. Mr. Harvey still has my total respect and admiration even so long after his death when we lost an honest and caring man.
Please understand that we all seem to be remembering Paul Harvey based on either our own recollections and our own biases. Was he a conservative? Yes, and he never hid that fact. As a matter of fact his programs were called Paul Harvey News AND Comment. But the fact that I disagreed with him many times does not deter from the fact that he was an amazing broadcaster.
Please remember the reason I posted this was not as much to celebrate Paul harvey, but to give you a pretty good idea of what was going on on the radio on that day.
@@rayjr62 Please expand on your demented statement....how was Mr. Harvey a racist and bigoted? Please supply facts!
He was a racist
I remember so fondly his stories. I looked forward to each new broadcast as there was always something to learn.
"The greed, the fear and the hate." Poignant words. Much like today.
Agreed.
January 6 kills five people
Trump Lost
It was actually Nellie Connally who said "You can't say Dallas doesn't love you Mr. President".
Paul Harvey...RIP Sir
I remember that day. I was in the first grade. We lived in Oklahoma, only a couple hundred miles away. They closed the school for the rest of the day. All the mothers and teachers were crying. The most terrible day til 911, 2001. Those are the days you never forget.
And sometimes I really suspect our government was the mastermind of both
I remember reading a poll of people who experienced both events, and the majority said the JFK assassination was a more traumatic moment.
It was. Had he not been murdered, Islamic Jihadism would not have happened. Read RFK, Jr.'s book. In it, that is what he says that a Muslim professor said to him.@@gregford2103
January 6 killed seven people
I was home from Kindergarten that day eating in front of the tv and watching some soap opera with my mom when the bulletins started. t My dad came home from work a little later and our elderly neighbor broke the news to him from her porch as he walked to our back door. "They shot my president," she called.
Thank you for posting valuable history. It is important for us to remember how it was reported that day.
Paul Harvey was America's newscaster... I so miss him as a newscaster.... He kept the facts in focus and knew how to report the facts clearly and succinctly.... How We need MEN like him now.... R.I.P. Paul... You are loved, missed and may you be on the right hand of Our Father in Heaven... May you also be joined by your "Angel" (your wife) of 58 years.... May you share the eternities and the vistas of heaven together hand in hand....
What a great communicator.
RIP JFK, gone too soon
Amen.
At 0:35, Paul Harvey said Mrs. Kennedy said "you can't say Dallas doesn't love you". I always understood that Mrs. Connally said that.
Gary Kerns you're correct, but at the time have to believe facts were distorted due to the events
That's right. One must bear in mind that during an emotionally wrenching event, memories do get distorted.
It's a case of simply getting the facts mixed up, as the story poured in from dozens of sources at once.
Just mis spoke...
Not to mention this was the day of, and information was still coming in.
Terrible day, standing outside kids running from school told me, It's still hard today not to think about this when something brings it up, only people who lived through it can know the true loss and that what Paul said, greed or hate will end us all, is closer than ever before.
Paul Harvey, truly the best ever, and it's not really close.
I grew up listening to Paul Harvey in Utah on my local country music station
I was five when JFK was assassinated and remember watching the whole scenario play out. I can remember Walter Cronkite reporting it in the news broadcast and Paul Harvey comments later the same day...
I once worked at a dry-cleaners and at 1 PM, when "The Paul Harvey News" was broadcast on the radio. They would say, "Paul Harvey...Paul Harvey's on.....Dale, turn it up." Then everything stopped. They didn't answer the phone, wait on anyone, work...nothing. They never could understand theconcept of multi-tasking.
I was 9 y/o; few days I remember my grandmother lamenting for his dead while I was watching newspaper pictures of his funeral. RIP both of them.
You are one year older than I am. I got the news while it was in my fourth grade classroom. I didn't know what surreal was...but it was.
Probably the man who possessed more integrity than any other person broadcasting at that time.
Yes ..Paul Harvey..the rest of the story. We waited everyday to hear him.
This is what is killing us and that is the greed and the hate. Pray to God everyone to protect us,come you sinners and repent for the time is near
#TruthThruTheRoof 🌱
This is how one should report the news..what we have now are entertainers or those who want to be.
The "greed, or the fear, or the hate" that will destroy us. Sound familiar?
It doesn't matter of the party....No American Citizen wanted to witness the death of a sitting President in this fashion.
No matter who we are or become, we all stand as Americans First 🇺🇸
AMEN!! I live through the assassinations of both Robert and John Kennedy, Martin Luther King, the attempted assassinations of George Wallace and Ronald Reagan. as much as we may not like any president, the best way to eliminate them is to go out and vote the next election.
Yes it would be nice to have a new amendments that would call for a vote of no-confidence two years in, in fact hopefully I'll be able to explain it soon. however I fear this anger more than anything that Trump or anyone else would do. The founding fathers basically solid mob rule can do and they put things in place to prevent that. we may not be happy with those things, but it keeps America America.
@@RadioDon1
Yes. But I'm afraid things are slipping away little by little.
@@pauldavis5459January 6 agreed
Trump Arrested on RICO and Racketeering Charges begging for non-existent Votes in a phone call Haha hahahahahaha
The all-time greatest.
"And now you know the rest of the story."
Here's a question for those of you who remember when President Kennedy was murdered. It takes time for us to get used to the idea of a new president at the helm even when events play out as normal. Was it harder to get used to President Johnson being the president, given how swiftly the situation occurred?
I was 8, so I guess it was quicker for me. "Sophistication" had not set in yet.
Also remember that because JFK was such a beloved president and Johnson basically had to step in literally at the spur of the moment, a lot of people were willing to give LBJ the benefit of the doubt. I think Johnson knew that and he acted accordingly, getting a lot of the things that Kennedy championed passed into law, the Voting Rights Act, for instance.
I was born 8 days later. Crazy world.
Paul Harvey.....Good day.
Also no matter who you believe had a rifle in the depository the chicken was Bonnie Rae Williams...
Thank you. Will never be another you. R I P. JFK, gone too soon. R I P. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️❤️❤️❤️🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Paul had his facts off, Nellie Connally riding in. A jumpseT turned and said " well Mr. President you can't say Dallas doesn't love you"
And again, I remind you that the capabilities for instantaneous communication were primitive at best in 1963. And even today, with fast breaking news and information, you can get the facts wrong. I sincerely hope that people appreciate that and cut 1963 media and 1963 Paul Harvey A bit of slack because they were working with what they had back then.
Wonder if Paul Harvey would think it was only Oswald today...
Yes he would because that is clearly the case.
@@Albertanator it was? Most Americans know why .
@@Baldwhitebird It may be true that most Americans accept a conspiracy but those numbers are dwindling.....in nearly 60 years not one credible person involved in any of these conspiracies has ever come forward to tell us otherwise.....it was Oswald and Oswald alone and if that idiot Ruby hadn't killed him, this would have been an open and shut case.
He sounded very professional.
The magic bullet theory should prove he did not act alone.
That was simply a Senator not understanding the layout of the limo.
58 years
At the time of jfks death he was planning mccathurs state funeral as he was in failing health. Mccathur survived him by 4 and a halllf months.
I was 2 years and 10 months old when we lost Kennedy, a toddler who didn't know about him.
William you and I are the same age, born, January 1960.
I was 5 1/2 months older than JFK, Jr. watching tv when news broke.
You didn’t know about him as a toddler but you grew up learning about him and the country you grew up in was forever changed.
March of '60 here. I was alive but don't recall anything about it that I didn't hear later.
You were then born in Jan. 1961, when he was inaugurated. He was the president for your exact length of time you were alive then, and now or shortly later this month, 63 (Jan. 2024).
paul harvey the greatest radio vocie ever
Riverside section doesn’t exist before then. , then or now in Dallas
“The evidence is piling up against him “. Too many people jumped ahead and assumed.
Not to split hairs but the rifle Oswald used was an Italian Carcano..... not a Mauser.
T. Gaare And again, this was being broadcast only hours after the assassination. Information was still coming in and there were a lot of conflicting reports.
Very true.... thanks, RadioDon! I did overlook that aspect, when I posted my comment.
T. Gaare No biggie. And you're probably right, but if you listened to the full days coverage was is a lot of misinformation flowing that Friday.
@@RadioDon1 Bob Huffaker, of KRLD in Dallas, kept referring to Oswald as Lee Harold Oswald.
Well, it was reported as a Mauser for some time until of course they found out Oswald owned a Carcano. Deputy sheriff Roger Craig until his death said the original weapon had Mauser stamped right on it and one of the officers who had a gun shop also said that's what it was.
Was Not Born During THIS Tragic Event..... Historical AT Best... A Sad Day INDEED 😭😭😭
Paul Harvey was a great newsman
the ultimate inside job
How can the bullet that went through his back be the same bullet that went through his head
it can't
How did paul Harvey know so much hours after the assassination
Information was pouring into ABC and the other networks throughout the day. A lot of that information had already gotten into Harvey's hands by the time he was recording. The fact that he had so much information to put together the broadcast that he did was a credit to Harvey and his writers.
Hexwas wrong. Nellie Connally said, "You can't say Dallas doesn't love you."
"A Mauser rifle" did you catch that?
The Mauser was mentioned several times attached to this posting. A lot of what we are posting is in hindsight to what Harvey and the rest of the media was receiving at that point.
@@RadioDon1 A COPY of a Mauser.
@@Pygar2It was a damned Carcano.
@@jetcat132 Which is a copy of a Mauser. McAdam's page had a side-by-side; very, very close, nearly identical.
@@Pygar2 Yes. The Carcano would have been easily mistaken for a Mauser.
Jeesh Paul it was Mrs Connolly who said that to him..
Again I have to remind you that this was 1963. Information moves slower then, and Harvey... Like everyone else on television and on the radio... Was getting their information piecemeal. Even with some of the breaking news stories of today, it's very easy to get the minutiae of things either wrong or mistaken. With that in mind I have always given anyone who was broadcasting on November 22nd, 1963 a bit of slack in terms of accuracy. Not everything is a conspiracy theory....but enough things are.
@@RadioDon1 she had a press conference like an hour before where she said this..
0:30 Mrs. Connally made that remark not Mrs. Kennedy.
Again, remember, people were preparing instantaneous newscasts based on information at the time. Also remember that the technology in 1963 was not as advanced as we have today. Imagine if we had iPhones and Samsung phones in 1963...
@@RadioDon1 Not suggesting a conspiracy. Just pointing out who make the remark.
@@RadioDon1 If there had bene iPhones, the Zapruder film probably would have been irrelevant.
Who ever said that there was a 'shootout' at the theatre? Obviously there wasn't, but I have never even heard speculation about that because it simply didn't happen.
From what *I* remember they found him at the theatre, he was arrested there, no shots were fired. If there was a gun battle, it happened in the open before he got to the theatre.
@@RadioDon1
There was no 'gun battle'. Oswald was tracked to the theatre based on various eyewitnesses. He briefly resisted arrest and sustained a black eye, but that was about it. Until, of course, they paraded him handcuffed into an unsecured area where Jack Ruby shot him on live TV in front of a national audience.
@kyle381000 Whatever happened in terms of gunfire happened before Oswald got to the theatre. I was referring to what happened to Officer JD Tippet who died as a result of a gunshot in something that may have been related to the Kennedy murder.
@@RadioDon1
Fair enough. However, there's no evidence that Tippet or anyone else engaged in any gunfire between themselves and Oswald.
What did you hear or read that would lead you to use the term 'gun battle'?
This was another America.
It can be that again...
True that.
What he would say about the greed of this world today
Probably the same thing, for the greed of the world never changed. We just didn't have all these 24hr outlets to document it.
Thanks for watching, hope you subscribe.
You're talking about the greed of those who don't work, right? Every job has its rewards, however meagre.
RUclips "LBJ ducked"
So much of this is in error. The chicken lunch wasn't Oswald's it was left by a man named Bonnie Ray Williams. It was Nellie not Jackie who said "You can't say Dallas doesn't love you." The bubble top wasn't bullet proof... I like Paul Harvey but with so much of this being false how much do you really take as viable especially Oswald being the shooter.
Mauser rifle?????
Most people don't care about Paul Harvey's Comments however I heard this and most of his commentary for years later.
I heard Harvey on many occasions try to slip conclusions past his audience. In 1976 in commenting on the election he juxtaposed these two claims: Governor Carter says that America has the highest unemployment rate in 17 years. Then with his characteristic pause, he said, "Actually, as President Ford stated there are more Americans working today than ever before." Both statements are true but Harvey wanted his audience, many of whom did not know the difference between rates and absolute numbers, to make the inference that Carter was wrong and Ford was right. More people were working because there were more people yet the rate was indeed the highest in 17 years. He was a conservative and subtly and not so subtly plugged his ideology into all of his reporting.
The program was called Paul Harvey News & COMMENT. At least COMMENT was clearly stated.
heather is not hospise " the H bomb"
It'll be perversity of human nature.
Johnson and the mafia
Lee Harvey: expert marksman
Good enough at 12:30 pm CST, November 22, 1963….
I like the end of that story because humanity is going to take care of itself in a very bad way
Fried chicken leftovers?
You take a few bites, but you don't need it all. You probably get up and do what you're supposed to do, we should be if the Warren commission is correct, take a few shots at a passing car.
Last good democrat
LBJ. A considerable distance behind the president. For a reason.
Yeah, he was the VP and in another car.
You can wake up from your fantasy now.
1:09 "The bullets, by now you know, came from a warehouse window, on the 5th floor"
They sure didn't come from the Depository 6th floor.
Again, all networks were reporting contradictory information. The technology of 1963 was slow and prodding by 2019 standards. Even today, in terms of major stories, there are details that would need to be corrected later. Please understand this while listening.
@@RadioDon1 I do understand it.
No bullets came from the 6th floor of the then named Texas School Book Depository.
Which explains why no traces of gunpowder odor were ever detected there either.
@@Mike-ke4yp " They never checked for traces." All they had to do was INHALE to detect the presence of traces of gunpowder odor.(or lack of same).
"But get your facts straight before you sound off..... especially if you are not old enough to have lived through it."
Sound advice. Perhaps YOU should take it.
I am 68 years old and was 10 at the time of the assassination and remember it vividly.
You are right about one thing, though.
Kennedy's fatal head wound was caused by a frontal shot.
Of that, there is NO doubt.
@@Mike-ke4yp No forensic tests were required to detect the ODOR of gunfire. It was either there or it wasn't. Several individuals including law enforcement officers who would have been familiar with such telltale odors were on the 6th floor within SECONDS of the shooting, and absolutely no such
odors were detected. Acrid odors such as gunpowder don't dissipate that quickly, especially in an enclosed area such as the 6th floor which had at most 1 window open.
As far as Oswald's involvement, that is up for debate, but I know he wasn't shooting from the 6th floor.
There were at least 3 people who testified that they were on the WOODEN stairs within seconds of the shooting and they said they SAW and HEARD nobody on them.
So, unless these THREE people were all BLIND and DEAF, there was no Oswald scrambling for his life down those stairs within seconds of committing the crime of the century, where he was found on the 2nd floor by a policeman and a TSBD manager calmly drinking a soft drink.
@@Mike-ke4yp There are various eyewitness accounts who claimed that Officer Tippit's killer did NOT fit Oswald's description in the least.
Oswald did NOT flee the building. He just left.
Perhaps he realized he was being set up and decided to get out of there.
By the way, the location of where Oswald was apprehended shortly afterwards was The Texas Theater.
Did you know that Officer Tippit, in addition to being a policeman, had a part time job?
He was an usher at The Texas Theater.
LBJ HAD KENNEDY KILLED PERIOD
David Reed ..Yep ! Absolutely Right !!! .. And Now We KNOW The Rest Of The Story !,....
David Reed who is our LBJ towards Trump
@@pilotmike797 . Bolton?
@@pilotmike797 Fancy Nancy
It is a shame that he was just regurgitating the narrative... At about 1:18 he says Mauser Rifle... as this is what was found at that window, that day...
Days later after they find the pic of LHO holding a Clarino Rifle did that Mauser become a Clarino... the only rifle LHO owned...
WTH is a Clarino? It was a Manlicher Carcano.
But this was produced only HOURS after the murder. Media had to go with what they had
The Carcano was a close copy, and a DP who never handled it, made a simple error.
@@Pygar2 Roger Craig, a sheriff, said stamped on the side of the rifle was Mauser
@@bobma6342 A good many people reported a good many things that day. The weapon found and photographed was the Carcano. File the Mauser with the dog in the back seat of the limo.
Yes, it was Nellie Connally that uttered those words. Just as it was a Mauser rifle that was first found(See Evidence of Revision Pt.1), and not the Carcano Mannlicher that was later substituted. They won't show it now, but when the spokesman at the hospital standing on the desk was asked where the fatal bullet struck the President, he raised his hand and pointed to just in front of his right temple backwards. To see the moment when the President was actually hit by the bullet, you won't see the blood halo, or anything coming out of the President's head because the direction of the brain material proves their fabrication to be an outright lie.
It has been said that Abraham Zapruder was in on it. That he was there to film the event. You will notice that whens the shooting starts, 'he' never moves the camera off of the President. He's not startled, he does not flinch, he continues to calmly film the President.
And yes, Paul Harvey did engage in disinformation in a lot of his broadcast. That's what a disinfo psyop is, to mix lies in with the truth to conceal the whole truth.
Asst. Press Secretary, Malcolm Kilduff was the man who made the official announcement, and pointed to his right temple area where the fatal shot hit him. You should be able to find the video of him announcing this news on YT, with him pointing at his right temple. That by itself proves Oswald's innocence!
Thanks. I'm glad someone else remembers.
I think Paul Harvey will definitely be missed Kennedy got cheated two shots struck Kennedy the first one was superficial the second one killed him I believe Lee Harvey Oswald had the capacity to fire all those shots himself and he was a lone nut who was looking for attention there has never been any hard evidence of a conspiracy only speculation
Paul certanly has alot of information so soon after the incident.
Again, Paul Harvey had the entire resources of ABC News with information pouring in. What Harvey and HIS team dad was put as much of that information into something that would be a palatable 5-minute newscast. Also remember that he was doing this after his scheduled daily time. This broadcast was aired about four or five hours after the shooting happened. So yes he had a lot of information. Is considering this was the one and only news that day.
Mauser rifle🤣😂🤣😂.
A COPY of a Mauser.
LBJ and the CIA
LBJ
As in...?
Love PaulHarvey but wow a Mauser, lone nut; etc etc Hover sure fleeced everyone
Again, this was broadcast just hours after the murder. Harvey and everyone else were working on scant information. Everything we know or think we know about this was developed over years. About a few hours, with news breaking by the minute.
A COPY of a Mauser.
@@Pygar2Carcano
The "female judge" swearing in LBJ aboard Air Force One (code- termed "Angel" during JFK term;)
was none other than Sarah T. Hughes! ⚖
Just an interesting tidbit.⏳
In 1963, it was quite still "A Man's World" & LBJ was granting an opportunity that certainly impacted the future success of that chosen woman for that chosen purpose.🗝🚪
#HeadsInHistory 📚
He was wrong several times, in this,a report too soon,too many mistakes.
You'll do well and be very safe to assume that Paul Harvey communicated to the nation exactly - word for word - that which was given to him. He was not one to censor or supplement information. He was a man of extreme integrity.
🛑 STOP defending trump
And this is related to JFK how?
@@RadioDon1 Stop trumpism Authoritarian Dictatorship
@@gregtennessee8249Shut up
you nuts oswald did it case closed !