Oswald Death Deathbed Fallout and Ruby’s Shot
In Dallas Oswald was killed by Jack Ruby after Kennedy’s assassination. Police found a map in Oswalds room marking the path of the presidential bullet. Federal probes and a public outcry followed, with Dallas officials and Henry Wade pushing for the electric chair for Ruby.
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Nation Mourns Kennedy as Millions Bid Farewell
In Washington crowds of hundreds of thousands line Pennsylvania Avenue and fill Capitol grounds to honor John F Kennedy. Jacqueline Kennedy walks in black veil as flags drape the coffin drawn by six white horses. The service at St Matthew's Cathedral precedes a national procession to Arlington, with leaders from 53 nations attending. A dramatic finale marks Lyndon B Johnson’s ascent to leadership amid sorrow and unity.
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Kennedy Widow Returns to Capitol for Second Look
Mrs John F Kennedy returned to the Capitol rotunda with her children as crowds mourned. She urged let me walk as she viewed the slain President's bier, then helped plan a funeral procession echoing historic ceremonies. Family members and officials gathered a tense scene in Washington.
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