Dr. Baxter. Gunshot wound to the head.
Mr. Specter. Would you have an opinion as to whether or not President Kennedy would have survived the gunshot wound which you observed in the neck?
Dr. Baxter. We saw no evidence that it had struck anything in the neck that would not be well taken care of by simply—by the tracheotomy and chest tubes.
Mr. Specter. Did you find any bullets in the President's body?
Dr. Baxter. No, we did not.
Mr. Specter. Any fragments of bullets in the President's body?
Mr. Baxter. No, sir.
Mr. Specter. Dr. Baxter, I now show you Commission Exhibit 392, which has been heretofore identified in Commission Proceedings as the report from Parkland Memorial Hospital, and I now call your attention to a page which purports to bear your signature, and a written report which you rendered under date of November 22, 1963. I ask you, first of all, if that is your signature?
Dr. Baxter. Yes.
Mr. Specter. And, if this is the report which you submitted?