Johnson orders FBI report on Kennedy assassination
President Johnson directs federal agencies to prepare a detailed, public report on Kennedy’s assassination and Oswald’s death, signaling a congressional inquiry proposal by Rep. Hale Boggs. Dallas officials vow to release evidence while wary of withholding information. A new federal crime bill and mail firearm controls are noted along with Route 33 road bids in Ohio.
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Lee Harvey Oswald
White House
Hale Boggs
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House
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Oswald
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Congress
Dallas
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William H. Ayres
Rohio
Ayres
Senate
Commercce Committee
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Midnight Visit for Jacqueline Kennedy at Grave
Jacqueline Kennedy, widow at 34, secretly visited John F. Kennedy’s grave at night with Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy at her side. An eternal flame flickered as dignitaries gathered earlier at graveside rites. She contemplates a new life, home, and future for her children.
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Jacqueline Kennedy
White House
Robert F. Kennedy
Executive Mansion
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John Fitz
Paul Beckley Dies Tuesday in Athens
Paul Beckley 54 a part owner of Beckleys mens clothing store on Court Street Athens died unexpectedly Tuesday morning at his home 7 Northwood Drive Fire department emergency squad arrived 1105 a.m. and found him dead an attending physician directed revival efforts using the squads resuscitator for 10 minutes Dallas P The office of Dist Atty Henry Wade announced Jack Ruby indicted today on murder in the slaying of Lee Harvey Oswald the man accused of assassinating President Kennedy
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Dallas
Dist. Atty
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Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Americans Pay Final Tribute To Kennedy Across Nation
Americans nationwide paused Monday as John F. Kennedy was laid to rest. Airports, railways, and communications suspended operations. events and stock markets closed. thousands gathered in Dallas and around the country to honor the late president with bells tolling and Taps.
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John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Washington
Johnson shifts to Oval Office as president fills new duties
President Lyndon B. Johnson moved full time into the presidency transferring operations to the Oval Office. He met with 35 state governors after sunset and urged support for Kennedy era domestic programs including the civil rights bill and the 11 billion dollar tax cut. He scheduled a joint session address and met with foreign leaders including De Gaulle and Ikeda.
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Oval Office
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Executive Mansion
John F. Kennedy
Congress
Johnson
Kennedy
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Douglas Dillon
Council of Economic Advisers
Alec Douglas Home
Philippines
Diosdado Macapagal
Ludwig Erhard
Charles de Gaulle
France
Lester Pearson
Canada
Hayato Ikeda
Japan
de Gaulle
United States
Rifleman Sighting Targets Kennedy Roof Scene
Police rushed to the IRS Building after reports a man with a weapon was seen on the roof overlooking the Justice Department entrance used by Attorney General Robert F Kennedy. Units searched the roof and nearby areas, with an all day check planned as Kennedy mourned his brother.
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Jacqueline Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Erator
TRS Guard
10Th Street
Constitution Avenue
8Th Street
Sevey
Justice Department
Kennedy
Brown Assails Packing Vote Count In Ohio Case
Columbus Ohio Secretary of State Ted W Brown rebuked two Democratic members of the Hocking County Board of Elections for counting a disputed ballot in the November 5 Loganest treasurer race The recount showed Edna J Anthony 1123 and Juliet S White 1124 With the ballot marked X in the treasurer space Brown ruled the mark did not indicate either candidate and should not be counted The two Democrats Henderson Ayers urged counting for Anthony The dispute then went to Brown for final decision Continued on Page 11
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Juliet S White
Anthony
Anthoy
Phil A. Henderson
John Ayers
Joe Brown
Erma Myers
Brown Avers
Henderson
Newspapers Available for Messenger Mementos
A few copies of Friday's and Sunday's Messenger are offered to collectors. Circulation department contact LY 3-1243. The 7 cent daily edition and 15 cent Sunday edition. New York UPI notes trading swelled to heavy proportions as the stock market reopened after President Kennedy's funeral. Prices advanced as initial quotations crossed the ticker tape.
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