A new film will examine an unproven theory that the assassination of President John F Kennedy was linked to the Chicago crime syndicate and its boss, Sam Giancana.
November 1963 puts forward the allegation in a featured report on CBS News Sunday Morning, presented by correspondent Lee Cowan. The programme is hosted by Jane Pauley.
Cowan speaks to screenwriter Nicki Celozzi, Giancana’s great-nephew, about the film’s claims and the alleged connection between the mob and the murder that changed the world.
Actor John Travolta, who stars in the film, and Giancana’s daughter, Bonnie, also discuss the theory explored in November 1963.
The programme will also include reports on veterans using painting to address isolation and trauma, the centenary of Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade, and Irish band U2’s 50th anniversary.
Other segments will feature an interview with Billy Evans, partner of disgraced Theranos co-founder Elizabeth Holmes, and profiles of Disney animator Floyd Norman and novelist Min Jin Lee.
CBS News Sunday Morning is broadcast on Sundays from 9am Eastern Time and streams from 11am Eastern Time.
