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mmm EE we or . ls “2 wat leee Ener hood ( Rod g . - ioe Ope. OOS. re FP : . im ae UNITED STATES GOUYNMu..T | a oO . Pace . . . / ; cs Evens “p a PROM 5c C D. DeLoachs ae = SUBJECT WL.LIAM MANCHESTER AUTHOR OF KENNEDY BOOK TO BE PUBLISHED IN 1969 Ses APPOINTMENT WITH DiRECTOR, 10:10 A.M., 6-4-64 & By appointment, I introdiced William Manchester, who has reel Ben * c:mumiss‘oned by Mrs, John F, Kennedy to write a book concerning the four days ~~ cia 01.¢:ng the assassination and funeral of the late President, to the Director at % 3:10 iu. me, today in the Director's Office. ~~ "Mer. Manchester first thanked the Director for seeing him, He exp!-ined K Tht he Zac already seen approximately 90 people, _ principally in Washington; howe. er, Re 2 cot ye: gone to Dallas, Texas, inasmuch as Chief Justice Warren feit that b2's:ould nil conduct interviews in Dallas until after the Warren Commission report had bee= isso In instituting a series of questions to the Director, Mr. Manchester tizét at " Zaived us to what the Director was doing on November 22, 23, 24 and 25, 1963, j— =X ~igacnest3r added that he would first like “to start with November 22, 1963, at the precis ..¢.cut the Director first received the news that the President had been shot. The <q Seeeetos replied that he had just returned from lunch. This was approximately 1:10 p, ie -. 7S ila Was broughi in to him reflecting the President had been shot, The Director, 2rw 2otély called the Attorney General who wes at his home dining with the U. : Actor:.ey from New York, Mr. Morgenthau, The Director advised the Attorney Ger éral |¥ shat é. 2@WS announcement had been made that the President had been wounded, Ths : u..sctor stated he next talked to the SAC of our Office in Dallas, Texas. He was inform# -..at tne President had been wounded and had been taken to the Parkland Memorial Hospit#t, ' ihe SAC also advised that Governor Connally had been shot and was now in the emergen¢¥ _ “im with Kennedy at the same hospital, Mrs. Kennedy and Mrs. Connally, who were i z-i=.g i the same car, had not been hit. The SAC told the Director that it appearedthat ‘ ae snots had come from an upper sory window of the Texas Book roma Bulicing. ; a ~aclosure of > er? /- =< fB, x 7— pi Le L* eA NOT REC RDEP. hy iN 1 - Miss Candy yuu Qv7t J 1 - Miss Holmes nat fy fiz t ~ Mr. Belmont ele iad Me { 2 van ba .- Mr. Jones t+ rs Morrell _ “SL UAN aca