If you don’t live in the Dallas area, you might not be familiar with the City of Dallas Event: “The 50th: Honoring the Memory of President John F. Kennedy” (50thhonoringjohnfkennedy/ ) and the backstory surrounding the JFK Assassination 50th Anniversary. Even D Magazine states: ...For the 50th anniversary, the city’s official commemoration will be a stuffy and highly sanitized affair in Dealey Plaza.... frontrow.dmagazine/2013/10/dallas-is-still-looking-for-cathar... Anna Merlan of The Dallas Observer wrote in June “5,000 People Will Get Tickets to the JFK Memorial, and None Can Have Extremist Ties”. blogs.dallasobserver/unfairpark/2013/06/5000_people_will_be_a... The locally famous Dallas Observer journalists, Jim Schutze and also Robert Wilonsky, have written a slew of articles disparaging the City of Dallas for its censorship and prejudice. One example is the coverage of Robert Groden, who once served as the staff photographic consultant to the House Select Committee on Assassinations and was a consultant on Oliver Stone’s JFK. “Over the years Groden’s been given 80 citations for illegally peddling his wares on city-controlled parks property, and 80 times those citations were tossed. The city long claimed that Dealey Plaza was a municipal park over which it had total authority, but as Dallas Municipal Judge Carrie Chavez ruled in December 2010, the site of the assassination is never mentioned in the Dallas City Code. So she tossed the case. “ cityhallblog.dallasnews/2013/03/robert-grodens-not-done-battl... and blogs.dallasobserver/unfairpark/2012/03/lets_throw_a_surprise...
Posted on: Sun, 17 Nov 2013 21:58:43 +0000
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