WASHINGTON—Some never-before-seen artifacts from the minutes
following President John F. Kennedy's assassination are going on
display in Washington.  The Newseum, a museum devoted to
journalism, is marking the 50th anniversary of the assassination
with exhibits and a new film about Kennedy. One exhibit,
entitled "Three Shots Were Fired," follows the events that
unfolded after Kennedy was shot in Dallas on Nov. 22, 1963. It
opens Friday.  For the first time, the museum is showing items
from assassin Lee Harvey Oswald at the time of his arrest. The
display includes Oswald's clothing, wallet and a blanket used to
hide his rifle in a friend's garage.  More than 100 rarely seen
objects will be on display, including the 8 mm movie camera that
captured the assassination on film.