Date:     12-Feb-1999 02:34pm EDT
                                        From:     Rose, Jonathan
                                                  JEROSE
                                        Dept:     FAC/STAFF
                                        Tel No:   (973)-408-3545

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Subject: Lecture: JFK Assassination Records

	The Graduate Program in Book History at Drew University presents 
another in a series of public lectures:


			  WILLIAM L. JOYCE
		Firestone Library, Princeton University

			   will speak on

		  SMOKING GUNS AND ROOSTING CHICKENS:
      WORKING WITH THE KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS REVIEW BOARD


		   Wednesday, March 3 at 5:30 p.m.
		Learning Center 28, Drew University
			    Madison, NJ



	Dr. Joyce was nominated by President Clinton to serve on the 
Assassination Records Review Board, which declassified Federal government 
records relating to the murder of John F. Kennedy.  He will discuss the 
board's findings and speculate on the larger implications of its work.

	This event is free and open to the general public.  There will be 
a reception following the lecture, sponsored by the Friends of the Drew 
University Library.

	This lecture is one in a series funded by the Gladys Krieble 
Delmas Foundation.  Later this spring, we will present talks by David 
Scott Kastan (Columbia University) on "The Mechanics of Culture: Editing 
Shakespeare Today" (March 29); and Wayne Wiegand (University of Wisconsin 
- Madison) on "Collecting Contested Titles: Controversial Books in Rural 
Midwest Libraries, 1893-1956" (April 8).

	For more information about the Graduate Program in Book History, 
please contact the Office of Graduate Admissions, Drew University, Madison, 
NJ 07940-4066, telephone 973-408-3110, email [log in to unmask]

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