Burial in Arlington Final Rites For John F Kennedy
Arlington services honor the martyred president with Mrs Kennedy leading the procession to St Matthew Cathedral where 26 heads of state and world leaders attend. Lyndon Johnson and Lady Bird Johnson join the funeral crowd as dignitaries arrive and mass honors are rendered for JFK.
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St. Matthew's Cathedral
Richard
Carolinal
Cushing
Rostand
Jacqueline Kennedy
Caroline
John
Charles de Gaulle
France
Kennedy
Prince Phillip
Britain
Elizabeth
Frederika
Greece
U. S. Supreme Court
White House
Black Watch
St.Matthew's Cathedral
Marine
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Boston
Ifor
St Matthew the Evangelist
World Joins Today To Mourn For JFK
Global mourning marks Kennedy assassination as governments and peoples observe services. In Japan Emperor Hirohito’s delegation attends Tokyo rites while U S bases across Asia hold services. Thousands of American troops in Korea and Formosa participate, with China largely silent on the funeral.
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London
API
Kennedy
Lee JH. Oswald
Far East
China
Johnson
South Korea
Hirohito
Akihito
Michiko
Tokyo
St Venatius Church
U.S
Japan
Formosa
Nuy
Memorial Services Across Baytown Honor Late President Kennedy
Baytown churches and civic groups paused for prayers and memorials after the assassination of John F. Kennedy. Banks, post offices, city offices, and schools closed or reduced hours. churches held services across Baytown and nearby La Porte with memorials led by clergy and community leaders.
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Baytown
John F. Kennedy
Atps
Schieh
Peoples State Bank
Zens
First National
Harris County Federal Savings and Loan
Lee College
Brunson
Part
la Porte
No Trustee Meet Canceled After Kennedy Death
A school board meeting set for Monday night is canceled due to President Kennedy's death. No rescheduling plans were announced. Weather outlook calls for partly cloudy and cooler days with variable temperatures. Galveston tides list high and low times.
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Kennedy
George Gentry
Xald
Berytown
Galveston
Piremen
Louis van Meklert
Baytown Activity Notes With Presidents Day Observance
Baytown crowd at a Fort Worth breakfast recalls the late President Kennedy address. Fort Worth business and civic figures attend. Stancil Norton shopping trip and updates on local clubs, churches, and the Cedar Bayou area. Reports include officers delaying meetings, Rotary plans, Scout packets, and a Kennedy tribute.
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Jeffie Halsted
Baywwn
Fort Worth
Thomas’ Thome
Lee College
Perry
Britton
J. Coady
Wade Dulase
Cedar Bayou Baptist Church
Kenneedy
Mauree Marshall
Larry Huddleston
Baytown
Tiuntsville
Frank Krystyniak
Baytown Chamber Nominating Ballots Mailed
Nomination ballots go to Baytown Chamber of Commerce members for the annual directors election. A balloting committee will count votes with ten directors to be chosen for a three year term.
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Baytown Chamber ‘of Commerce
Baytown
Chamber
L. L. Fuller
Nf JA. Davis
Vinyd Jones
Ni Whir
J. WW. Alsworth
Dint. Black
MLC
Buddy Ready
W. Od. Broyles
W. T. Ruse
Robert la Giege Lioyd T. Jones
W. F. Miller
W. A. Strickler
Iw. Blackwood
Service League Here Observes Anniversary in Baytown
Baytown Service League members led by J G Sanders observe the league's seventeenth anniversary with a meeting at a community venue. Charter members still active include Mrs Weil Bridges charter president Mrs George Bruce Mrs J T Anderson and others honored for their long service to the community and school children.
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Baytown Service League
J.G. Sanders
Mes . Bryan
Felton
Dan Willson
Wis E
Daoies
League
Igi
Weil
Bridges
Rmon
Int Hots
Vel v
George Bruce
J.T. Ande
Camnautti Son
R. S. Clark
H.t.fronmi
Ugh Echols
Frank Goss
Lawcllldren
Golden Ee Chitter Lammers
William J. Mare
Comshall
R. We Pipkin
Munity
Johnson and Kennedy Final Trip Raises NATO and De Gaulle Talks
President Johnson accompanies the slain John F. Kennedy on the last miles of his journey to St Matthews Cathedral and Arlington National Cemetery. Nation awaits how Johnson will align with Charles de Gaulle on NATO and European policy amid political tensions.
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Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Charles de Gaulle
France
de Gaulle
Kenney
NATO
Senate
de Gaullé
Kennary
Bey
White House
St. Matthews Cathedral
Arlington Ional
Fund Launched For Slain Dallas Police Officer Wives
A benefit fund is started by the Baytown Police Association to aid the family of slain Dallas police officer J D Tippit. Maxwell, president, says contributions will be welcomed from Baytown residents to support Tippit's widow and three children Arenda Way 10, Carts Ray 4, and Allan Le. Tippit was killed after President Kennedy's assassination during a confrontation in Dallas.
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J.D. Tippit
Baytown Police Association
Maxwell
Baytown i Police Association
Lany Baytonian
Wats Pattee
Anies Tippit
Makwell
Tippit
John F. Kennedy
Lee Harvey Oswald
Tle
Arenda Way
Carts Ray
Alien
Governor Connally Recovers, Walks After Wounding
Dallas AP report says Governor John Connally, wounded during the Kennedy assassination events, has regained strength enough to walk at Parkland Hospital. Mrs. Connally, distressed by the shooting and Kennedy death, said he is apparently out of danger and requests to tell everyone he will be all right. Doctors report stable pulse and respirations as progress continues.
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Fred Hartman
Baytown Sun
Albert Thomas
Houston
Burnette W. Dosler
First Presbyterian
Charles Teykl
Westmminster
Dowler
Father Denis Kennedy
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Father Kennedy
Leroy Stanton
Presi
Ministerial Alliance
Hell of St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Kennedy
Harold Bombott
St. Mark
St John's
First Christian
Highlands — Methodist
Thomas S. Holeam
Andy Lumpkin
J E H Crosby
Crosby Methodtist Church
Raytown
Dallas
John Connally
Bis Hospital
Joan
Connally
Wiedent
Parkland Hospital
Fort Worth brief on Kennedy assassination aftermath
AP reports scattered notes about bodies and guards near the Kennedys death site in Fort Worth and Washington. The piece mentions Oswald linked crime scenes, funeral plans, and public reactions with police overseeing access to the Capitol rotunda.
Major Evidence Found By Police
Dallas district attorney Henry Wade announced evidence tying Lee Harvey Oswald to the Kennedy assassination. Police reported a map fragment showing a Houston Elm streets line matching the gunfire trajectory and prints seen on the rifle. The case spurred renewed theories as federal officials consider the basis of Oswald’s guilt.
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CNP
Henry Wade
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Bulle Dent
Warver Ox. Brodemrn
Utionfer
Mursound
Lee Wade
Houston
Elm Streets
Oswald
Kennedy
Mexico
Nhcermany J
Pallas
Oswalt
Jothanvize
Jamson
Egmerican
Tailas Dist
Ci Utic
Millions Witness Actual Homicide On Local TV
Newsreel shock as Jack Ruby shoots Lee Harvey Oswald on live television. millions watch in disbelief. The dramatic incident closes a weekend marked by the Kennedy assassination and Oswald’s arrest, with Ruby immediately subdued by police. Authorities say the shooter acted alone, while coverage continues across the nation.
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