Mr. GRIFFIN. And it has the label “EFF-JAY Notebook” and it is put out by Fox-Jones Co., Washington 5, D.C., and No. 1419 and there is handwritten on the front of this in pencil “President Kennedy’s Trip to Texas, November 21–22, 1963.” Does anything in this notebook pertain to your activities at Parkland Hospital? Mr. KANTOR. Yes; several pages in there. Mr. GRIFFIN. Could you indicate, can you find in here the pages that pertain to that Parkland Hospital episode? Mr. KANTOR. I am going to have to apologize for the writing here. Among other things in addition to being a bad scribbler I did much of this on the run, these pages. Mr. GRIFFIN. If you don’t mind I would like to look at them and see again if I can ask some questions from them. Do the notes on the pages which you have separated here follow in chronological order? Is there any way you can tell from looking at these notes when, what time you would have put it down? Mr. KANTOR. Pretty well. Mr. GRIFFIN. Can you? Mr. KANTOR. Yes. Mr. GRIFFIN. All right. Can you tell us what portion of those notes you made before the actual press conference with Malcolm Kilduff, if any. Mr. KANTOR. On this page there are written some idle notes as we moved from Love Field into the downtown area. Mr. GRIFFIN. I am talking about notes made at Parkland Hospital. Mr. KANTOR. Yes; and then starting here, these notes were made immediately outside the hospital as I stood outside talking with Senator Yarborough, and these--from this point on. Mr. GRIFFIN. You are talking about the bottom of the page of the “Yarb” notes? Mr. KANTOR. Correct. From that point on--the top of that page to the bottom of the following page I made no notes--which would be approximately a half hour while I was on the telephone and talking in the hallway to the Texas Congressman. Mr. GRIFFIN. The notes which start on the page which said “JFK died at approximately 1 p.m.” Where was that notation made? Mr. KANTOR. It was made in the makeshift pressroom of the second floor where Malcolm Kilduff led us. Mr. GRIFFIN. So there is one page you refer to here which starts out, “Yarborough--third car back” and winds up with some notes at the bottom of page--which I won’t attempt to read, not because your writing is any worse than mine but just to save time here for the moment, those notes were all made before the press conference but were made at Parkland Hospital? Mr. KANTOR. Yes, sir. Mr. GRIFFIN. Now, do they--do all of these notes represent things which were told you while you were at Parkland Hospital or do they represent things that you might have learned even before arriving at Parkland Hospital? Mr. KANTOR. No. I am reading this as you were talking, and everything here was gained in conversation with Senator Yarborough standing outside the emergency area of the hospital. That is true, that is right.