At a news conference in Chicago Wednesday, Bolden denied the charge and made his frame-up accusation. Bizarre though it is, this accusation-and the story of purported laxity, too-must be investigated. The Commission has wisely decided to give Bolden a hearing. If there is any basis for Bolden's charges it should be brought to light. If the charges are fraudulent, that too, should be disclosed. The important thing, as the Warren Commission unanimously agreed, is to "get to the bottom" of the matter. Abraham was never called and it was later determined without doubt that many agents drank all night the morning of the 22nd at the Cellar, Thanks to Vince Palamara for providing this excellent article from early 1964. Thanks, Stephen