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Today, I'm going to tell you a story.

It's an interesting story.

It's a fascinating story.

It's a who the hell knows if it's true kind of story.

And just like all stories like that, there is always a kernel of truth.

Today we're going to talk about Lee Harvey Oswald, a man named Stephen Landsberg.

And this is an article written by Stan Weber.

This document comes from the John Armstrong Collection at Baylor University,

and I have to make everybody aware of something.

Baylor University's cover page for John Armstrong's collection is now gone.

Meaning, I used to have a link that I would click, and it would bring me directly to the John Armstrong

collection, and it had a very nice cover page, and it had some explanation of what the files were and all that stuff. But guess what?

When you go to that link now, it's dead. So what I did was I went into the Baylor University

digital collections search and all of John's files are still there. They're just no longer

organized into a collection.

So I've been frantically downloading files.

I've probably got...

Let me see.

I can tell you exactly how many pages...

I can tell exactly how many files he has.

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