By DAVID FLICK / The Dallas Morning News
It appears that what happened in Dallas will stay in Dallas.
Dallas County District Attorney Craig Watkins Jr. said Friday that, while he will not make a final decision until next week, he likely will donate long-hidden documents regarding the assassination of President John F. Kennedy to The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza.
"I feel an obligation," he said. "This is where I live, this is where it happened, and I think it would be good for tourism and good for the local economy to keep the documents at The Sixth Floor Museum."
The 15 boxes of materials were stashed and then kept secret by Mr. Watkins' predecessors for four decades before being revealed by Mr. Watkins two weeks ago ... [Read the full story here]
It appears that what happened in Dallas will stay in Dallas.
Dallas County District Attorney Craig Watkins Jr. said Friday that, while he will not make a final decision until next week, he likely will donate long-hidden documents regarding the assassination of President John F. Kennedy to The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza.
"I feel an obligation," he said. "This is where I live, this is where it happened, and I think it would be good for tourism and good for the local economy to keep the documents at The Sixth Floor Museum."
The 15 boxes of materials were stashed and then kept secret by Mr. Watkins' predecessors for four decades before being revealed by Mr. Watkins two weeks ago ... [Read the full story here]
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