Mr. Specter. Would you outline briefly what you said at that time, if it differed in any way from what you said before?
Dr. Clark. No, sir; it did not.
Mr. Specter. What did Dr. Perry say at that time?
Dr. Clark. Essentially the same thing that he had said before, describing the wound in the throat, describing the condition of the President, how he was called and so forth.
Mr. Specter. Did he comment at that time as to whether it was an entrance wound or an exit wound or what?
Mr. Specter. And what did Dr. Shaw say at that time?
Dr. Clark. Dr. Shaw described Governor Connally's chest wound. He described what was done for him, the operation in some detail. He described the fact that Governor Connally was conscious up until the time he was anesthetized in the operating room.
Mr. Specter. And what did Dr. Shires say at that time?
Dr. Clark. Dr. Shires described the wounds suffered by Oswald and what was done in an attempt to save him.