THE NEW YORK TIMES (The Warren Commission's Report) supplement, Sept. 28, 1964

• The Warren Commission's Report
• John F. Kennedy JFK assassination
• Lee Harvey Oswald & Jack Ruby

The front page has a banner heading: "THE WARREN COMMISSION'S REPORT" with photo of JFK. This entire supplement has text, photos and illustrations regarding the findings the prior day. See images for small portion. 
Complete supplement with all 48 pages, light toning and a little wear at the margins, generally nice.

Background: The 48-page New York Times special supplement contains the unabridged text of Chapter 1 ("Summary and Conclusions") from the Warren Commission’s final 888-page report, delivering the historic determination that Lee Harvey Oswald acted entirely alone in assassinating President John F. Kennedy and wounding Governor John Connally, while explicitly refuting widespread conspiracy theories alleging foreign or domestic involvement. Beyond the core findings, the section publishes extensive verbatim witness testimony and key transcripts, detailing Oswald’s background, Soviet defect, and Marxism, as well as Jack Ruby’s lone-actor slaying of Oswald in the Dallas police basement. It further features the official minute-by-minute timeline of November 22, 1964, detailed diagrammatic floor plans and rifle trajectory maps of the Texas School Book Depository, high-contrast photographic evidence of the Carcano rifle and spent cartridges, and a scathing evaluation of Secret Service and FBI security breakdowns, concluding with twelve specific recommendations to overhaul presidential protection.