Post by Arjan Hut on Jul 27, 2019 5:24:55 GMT -5
176 Art Uhlman's Dealey Plaza photos
Compare:
73 Several Jim McCammon photographs and negatives
82 James Powell's other 22-11-1963 Love Field/ Dealey Plaza photographs
95 Richard Bullock's photos of Oswald
118 Pics and negatives by Dallas Morning News photographer Walter Cisco
169 Unknown photographer's photos
"Houston Chronicle photographer Art Ulhmann took photos in Dealey Plaza and at Parkland. Unfortunately,
his Dealey Plaza photos have never been published. I was unable to find anyone at Houston Chronicle
who cares about them... The letter I sent to his widow arrived 2 weeks after she passed away. His
daughter told me she has no idea where the photos are. If it were my father, I would be like a cruise
missile. But I understand she may not care about the JFK assassination. The photos I've seen of Parkland
are the clearest photos I've seen."
(Denis Morissette, Photo and film analysis in the JFK assassination Facebook Page, 7-27-19)
"Arthur M. Uhlmann was a nationally award-winning photojournalist who began his career with the Milwaukee
Journal in 1947 and in 1961 moved to the Houston Chronicle.
On November 22, 1963, he was covering the Kennedy campaign visit to Dallas-Ft. Worth as the photographer
for the Houston Chronicle (he possibly also covered the stops in Houston and San Antonio on that trip). In
Dallas he was in the Presidential Motorcade riding in Press Bus No. 2 which was several cars back from the
Presidential limo at the time of the assassination of President Kennedy and was an eyewitness and/or
earwitness to the assassination.
Press Bus No.1 stopped in Dealey Plaza to let off several reporters - NBC's Robert McNeil (later with PBS) and
Richard Dudman, the Chief Washington Correspondent with the St. Louis Dispatch, and a FWST photographer,
Harry Cabluck, at the insistence of McNeil; however, the driver of Press Bus No.2 on which Uhlman and his
colleagues were riding, refused to stop and let anyone off, even though some of the reporters begged him to
do so. So, Uhlmann and the others were not able to get out and photograph or investigate the scene of the
crime in Dealey Plaza; however their bus did go on to Parkland Hospital, where certainly he would have taken
photos of the chaos. There was also a 3rd bus in the motorcade, the "Official Party Bus," carrying administration
staff and DNC members and others.
Other Houston Chronicle colleagues with him on Press Bus No.2 were: veteran reporter, Mary Rice Brogan
(Austin Bureau); Bo Byers, Chief of the Austin Bureau, and another nationally renowned award-winning
photographer, Ted Rozumalski. They stayed in Dallas and covered the unfolding events that weekend."
(Findagrave)
Compare:
73 Several Jim McCammon photographs and negatives
82 James Powell's other 22-11-1963 Love Field/ Dealey Plaza photographs
95 Richard Bullock's photos of Oswald
118 Pics and negatives by Dallas Morning News photographer Walter Cisco
169 Unknown photographer's photos
"Houston Chronicle photographer Art Ulhmann took photos in Dealey Plaza and at Parkland. Unfortunately,
his Dealey Plaza photos have never been published. I was unable to find anyone at Houston Chronicle
who cares about them... The letter I sent to his widow arrived 2 weeks after she passed away. His
daughter told me she has no idea where the photos are. If it were my father, I would be like a cruise
missile. But I understand she may not care about the JFK assassination. The photos I've seen of Parkland
are the clearest photos I've seen."
(Denis Morissette, Photo and film analysis in the JFK assassination Facebook Page, 7-27-19)
"Arthur M. Uhlmann was a nationally award-winning photojournalist who began his career with the Milwaukee
Journal in 1947 and in 1961 moved to the Houston Chronicle.
On November 22, 1963, he was covering the Kennedy campaign visit to Dallas-Ft. Worth as the photographer
for the Houston Chronicle (he possibly also covered the stops in Houston and San Antonio on that trip). In
Dallas he was in the Presidential Motorcade riding in Press Bus No. 2 which was several cars back from the
Presidential limo at the time of the assassination of President Kennedy and was an eyewitness and/or
earwitness to the assassination.
Press Bus No.1 stopped in Dealey Plaza to let off several reporters - NBC's Robert McNeil (later with PBS) and
Richard Dudman, the Chief Washington Correspondent with the St. Louis Dispatch, and a FWST photographer,
Harry Cabluck, at the insistence of McNeil; however, the driver of Press Bus No.2 on which Uhlman and his
colleagues were riding, refused to stop and let anyone off, even though some of the reporters begged him to
do so. So, Uhlmann and the others were not able to get out and photograph or investigate the scene of the
crime in Dealey Plaza; however their bus did go on to Parkland Hospital, where certainly he would have taken
photos of the chaos. There was also a 3rd bus in the motorcade, the "Official Party Bus," carrying administration
staff and DNC members and others.
Other Houston Chronicle colleagues with him on Press Bus No.2 were: veteran reporter, Mary Rice Brogan
(Austin Bureau); Bo Byers, Chief of the Austin Bureau, and another nationally renowned award-winning
photographer, Ted Rozumalski. They stayed in Dallas and covered the unfolding events that weekend."
(Findagrave)