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Warren Commission Executive Sessions

The Warren Commission met several times in executive session. The transcripts of these sessions were made public over the years and are now available in complete unedited form. The early transcripts include discussions of "problems" facing the Commission, including the allegation that Lee Oswald was a paid FBI informant.

The September 18 document is in the form of minutes rather than a transcript. At this meeting Senator Russell voiced his doubts about the report to be issued, and tried to get a dissenting opinion included. He relayed his frustrations in a phone call to President Lyndon Johnson that evening, a tape of which is now public. The minutes give no indication of the conflict at this meeting, other than a vague and cryptic sentence on the 3rd page.

	1.	Warren Commission Executive Session of 5 Dec 1963
	2.	Warren Commission Executive Session of 6 Dec 1963
	3.	Warren Commission Executive Session of 16 Dec 1963
	4.	Warren Commission Executive Session of 21 Jan 1964
	5.	Warren Commission Executive Session of 22 Jan 1964
	6.	Warren Commission Executive Session of 27 Jan 1964
	7.	Warren Commission Executive Session of 24 Feb 1964
	8.	Warren Commission Executive Session of 16 Mar 1964
	9.	Warren Commission Executive Session of 30 Apr 1964
	10.	Warren Commission Executive Session of 19 May 1964
	11.	Warren Commission Executive Session of 4 Jun 1964
	12.	Warren Commission Executive Session of 23 Jun 1964
	13.	Warren Commission Executive Session of 18 Sep 1964

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