Presidential Car
May Be Retired
To A Museum
STEVENS POINT (WISCONSIN) DAILY JOURNALTuesday, Dec 3 1963
WASHINGTON (AP)—Unless
President Johnson decides to
use it the bubble-top limousine
in which President Kennedy
was assassinated probably will
be retired to a museum.
The vehicle was flown back
to Washington after experts
carefully examined it for bullet
fragments or other evidence in
connection with the fatal shooting
of Kennedy in Dallas on
Nov. 22.
The 30-month-old limousine is
in perfect condition except for a
small, unexplained hole in the
windshield which may have
been caused by a bullet fragment
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