Nov. 25, 1963 - The FBI warned Dallas police three times during the last weekend that it had information an attempt would be made on Lee Harvey Oswald’s life. This was reported in Washington today. It presumably will be one of many matters to be examined by a state court of inquiry announced in Washington today by Texas Attorney General Waggoner Carr. Carr read a statement at a press conference but declined to submit to formal questioning. He said he was leaving for Texas immediately to finalize plans for the inquiry. The inquiry, Carr disclosed, will cover the assassination in Dallas Friday of President Kennedy as well as the attempted assassination of Governor John Connally at the same time. Also to be studied is the slaying Sunday in the Dallas City Hall of Oswald, accused shooter of Kennedy and Connally. Carr said he was calling the inquiry because these “shocking” events occurred in Texas. Carr said he and his “top staff” would work in cooperation with “one or more outstanding and eminent jurists” in conducting the inquiry.
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