Mr. Curry. Not at that time. I really didn't suspect any trouble from the news media. I thought they were there doing a professional job of reporting the news and I had no reason to be concerned about the news media.
Mr. Rankin. Did it concern you that there were so many additional people to try to keep track of as well as——
Mr. Curry. Yes, sir; it did.
Mr. Rankin. What did you do about it?
Mr. Curry. I didn't do anything about it but I was concerned about it. I was thinking that we were going to have to, in the event we have had an incident like this occur again, that we would have to make some different arrangements for the press. We couldn't, when I say the press, the news media, we couldn't have the city hall overrun like this.
Mr. Rankin. Did it occur to you to do anything about stopping it right then?
Mr. Curry. No. I didn't discuss it with any of my staff that we should clear all these people out of here and get them outside the city hall.
Mr. Rankin. You gave no consideration to that kind of approach?
Mr. Curry. Not at the time.
Mr. Rankin. Now after the interrogation of Oswald, did you make some decision about moving him?