Dr. CARRICO. I attended grade school and high school in Denton, Tex.; received a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry from North Texas State College in 1957, and an M.D. from Southwestern Medical School in 1961, and served an internship at Parkland Memorial Hospital from 1961 to 1962, and a year of Fellowship in Surgery at Southwestern, followed by my residency here. Mr. SPECTER. Are you working toward any specialty training, Doctor? Dr. CARRICO. I am engaged in a general surgery residency which will qualify me for my boards in general surgery. Mr. SPECTER. And what were your duties on November 22, 1963, at Parkland Hospital? Dr. CARRICO. At that time I was assigned to the elective surgery service and was in the emergency room seeing some patients for evaluation for admission to the hospital. Mr. SPECTER. And what were you doing specifically around 12 o'clock noon? Dr. CARRICO. Approximately 12 noon or shortly thereafter I was in the clinic and was called to come into the emergency room to see these people and evaluate them for admission and treatment. Mr. SPECTER. Were you notified that there was an emergency case on the way to the hospital at approximately 12:30? Dr. CARRICO. Yes. Mr. SPECTER. In which President Kennedy was involved? Dr. CARRICO At that time I was in the emergency room seeing these patients and the call was received that the President had been shot and was on his way to the hospital. Mr. SPECTER. What is your best recollection as to what time it was when you received that call? Dr. CARRICO. This was probably shortly after 12:30. Mr. SPECTER. And how long after that call was received did the President's party actually arrive at Parkland? Dr. CARRICO. An estimation would be 2 minutes or less. Mr. SPECTER. Describe what occurred upon the arrival of the President's party at Parkland, please. Dr. CARRICO. We were in the emergency room preparing equipment in response to the call we had received when the nurse said over the intercom that they were here. Governor Connally was rolled in first and was taken to one of the trauma rooms. Mr. SPECTER. And what identification was given to the trauma room to which Governor Connally was taken? Dr. CARRICO. Trauma room 2. Mr. SPECTER. Who was present at the time that Governor Connally came into the emergency area? Dr. CARRICO. As I recall, Dr. Richard Dulany, myself, several of the nurses, Miss Bowron is the only one I can definitely remember. Don Curtis, oral surgery resident, and I believe Martin White, the intern, was there. These are the only people I remember being present at that time. We had already sent out a call for Dr. Baxter and Dr. Perry and the rest of the staff. Mr. SPECTER. Did Dr. Dulany take any part in the treatment of President Kennedy? Dr. CARRICO. No, no, sir; he didn't. Mr. SPECTER. Did Dr. Martin White take any part in the treatment of President Kennedy?