It was rewritten in broadcast style from the A-wire, which was the main newspaper wire, and thus ran a few seconds behind. “The broadcast wire, designated 7551 and usually referred to as the radio wire, went to hundreds of radio and television stations across the United States. This Friday, on the fiftieth anniversary of the assassination, you can follow the broadcasts in real time on twitter at Pendleton contributed a summary of the broadcast’s transmission: The library’s Digital Curation Services division rushed to produce a high-resolution digital facsimile of the entire scroll, which is now available to read in full. With the anniversary drawing near, he decided to donate it to Special Collections so it could be seen by all who are interested.
Pendleton has kept the printout all these years. The printout was rescued for posterity on November 22, 1963, by UPI’s Jacksonville bureau manager Randolph Pendleton, who now lives in Charlottesville. This section of the scroll reveals the moment at which radio-station employees learned that Kennedy had not survived.
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