• A British Symposium on the JFK case, held in late July, was the first such conference held in Europe. This report was filed by Rick Nelson.

• The Fourth Decade Conference was held in Fredonia, New York, the weekend of July 19-21. Joe Backes attended and has a report. Due to its length it has been broken into several parts. The preceding link will reach Part 1; there are links here to Part 2, Part 3, and Part 4.

• The COPA Conference The Coalition on Political Assassination's 1996 National Conference is scheduled for the end of October. This article previews the event, and looks back to the 1995 conference.

• Cruisin' with JFK! You've seen the Zapruder film, been to a few conferences, toured Dealey Plaza and nearby museums. Still can't get enough? Check out this new ride!

• Assassination Eyewitness Dies Charles Brehm, one of those closest to JFK when he was slain thirty-three years ago, has died. This obituary was prepared by John Kelin.

• Conspiracy Classics Much of the early assassination criticism was published in small magazines, and three decades later is hard to track down. Fair Play has rounded up several early articles and presents them here.

  Fifty-one Witnesses: The Grassy Knoll was written by Harold Feldman and was originally published in the Minority of One in 1965.

  The Failure of the Warren Report first appeared in Commentary in October 1966. Written by Yale University muckety-muck Alexander M. Bickel, it is friendlier to the official story than you might guess. Also presented here are reactions to the article by Sylvia Meagher, Harold Weisberg, and Warren Commission Assistant Counsel W. David Slawson; Professor Bickel replies to the replies.

• MIscellanea, Errata, Et Cetera A variety of stuff that didn't quite fit anywhere else.

• Updates From time to time, there is information we'd like to add, post-deadline, to Fair Play. We invite all readers to check back now and then to take a look at each of our two "Updates" files. ARRB Updates consists of press releases from the Records Review Board. Updates has various items that develop post-deadline; this file may well be empty.

• Who's Who and What's What What organizations are actively working toward resolving the JFK case? Where can you locate that hard-to-find assassination title? Fair Play presents a catalogue of the sources and resources we're aware of.

• JFK Assassination Video Reviews has a self-explanatory title, right? It's a set of reviews of videos relating to the JFK case, written by Tom Hudson. The opinions expressed within are those of the author, and not necessarily those of Fair Play. (They aren't necessarily not our opinions, too.)

• JFK Bibliography A Fair Play listing of books relating to the Kennedy assassination.

• Reader Feedback A sampling of reader reaction to Fair Play, which first came online November 22, 1994.

• Excuses Those of us responsible for Fair Play.

• Some Interesting Links to JFK-related Web sites can be found in this file.

• Fair Play Back Issues are now available. Everything we've done (except regular features like the Bibliography) is now in one convenient archive.

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