Stills from Zapruder film of JFK Assassination    The morning
after President John F. Kennedy’s assassination, LIFE purchased
Abraham Zapruder’s home movie of the event and the rights to
publish it. LIFE published thirty-one black-and-white stills  in
the November 29, 1963 issue, which focused on the President’s
assassination in Dallas the previous week.  From “Split-Second
Sequence as the Bullets Struck”:    The following spread, titled
“Jackie Crawled for Help”:  “Oh, no!, Oh, no!,” Mrs. Kennedy
cries (top row of pictures) as she sees the blood flowing from
the President’s head. But the convoy keeps going, past the
onlookers and photographers who stand frozen or fall to the
ground as they hear the shots.  As the President lies dying,
Jackie scrambles out of her seat and crawls onto the truck of
the car in a pathetic search for help. As she crouches on hands
and knees, the President’s head presses against her, staining
her skirt and stockings with blood. A Secret Service man [Agent
Clinton Hill] leaps on the