FILE - In this Nov. 22, 1963 file photo, James W. Mangan, left, files the wire at the Dallas AP bureau on the night of the Kennedy assassination. Mangan, whose 36-year career with The Associated Press included a decade as vice president in charge of membership, has died. He was 87. At right is State Editor Robert E. Ford, who telephoned the news from Parkland Hospital that Kennedy was dead. Standing at center is Texas Bureau Chief Bob Johnson, who wrote the first bulletin that the President had been shot. (AP Photo/File)