• The Tale of the Tapes Where did the plot to kill JFK originate? This article by Philadelphia attorney Vincent J. Salandria offers a compelling answer to the question, "How high up?"

• #5 Man Revisited adds a little more information to an article in the previous issue of Fair Play. Article by John Kelin.

• A Legacy of Fear, by Gary Richard Schoener, examines the mysterious deaths relating to the Kennedy assassination. This article was solicited by a major magazine in the 1970s, but never published.

• A Tale of Two Tales contrasts two versions of the events in Waco, Texas in 1993. This article is by Jerrold Smith, who also provides a postscript to the story.

• Life Magazine and the Warren Commission was written by Vincent J. Salandria and first appeared in the October 1966 issue of Liberation magazine. At the time, the Zapruder film remained hidden from the public by Life magazine.

• The Warren Support Generally speaking, editorials seem like an abuse of privilege. Nevertheless ... we're recycling an editorial dating back to Fair Play #1. We haven't changed our minds on this.

• An Important Announcement outlines some changes in store for Fair Play.

• Shameless Plug has a little info about a recently published anthology.

• The ARRB's Final Report was delivered to Congress and President Bill Clinton at the end of September 1998.

• Miscellanea, Errata, Et Cetera is a collection 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 readers to check back now and then to take a look at our Updates file.

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

• The ARRB On Tape Audio recordings of the Review Board meetings are now available at reduced prices. Here's info on how to get stuff.

• 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.

• [missing] 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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