Violence, American myth and Kennedy assassination echoed
A Washington editorial laments rising violence after President Kennedy's murder and a police shooting in Dallas. It contrasts American ideals of lawful change with the spread of hatred, noting past assassinations, threats to justice, and public fear. It cites Adlai Stevenson, Chief Justice Earl Warren, and remarks by Nixon and a Methodist bishop on the fragile value of human life.
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Kennedy funeral vigil ends with Mrs Kennedy in quiet tribute
Arlington VA AP describes the final hours of President Kennedy's funeral. The 126 000 mourners left, guards remained, and cannons sounded as graveside rites concluded. Mrs Kennedy returned by candlelight to lay flowers on the newly covered grave, marking a somber end to the procession.
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Alexander Graduates From Naval Electronics Technician Course
Ronnie G. Alexander, aviation fleet electronics technician airman apprentice in the US Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tommie G. Alexander of Raytown Missouri, graduated November 1 from an Electronics Technician Navigation course at the Naval Air Technical Training Center in Memphis Tennessee.
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News in Brief from a fractured wartime era
In the wake of President Kennedy's murder, fear and dread surface as Americans consider backlash against Communism. A man labeled pro Castro Marxist is accused in the shooting. Gov. Connally is said to have spent a restless night and expressed mixed feelings. Federal arbitrators in Washington announce a ruling aimed at breaking long railroad work rules and averting a nationwide strike threat. Police rush to the roof of the seven story Internal Revenue Service Building after reports of a man seen with a weapon. a thorough search finds nothing.
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Johnson briefs governors after Kennedy funeral abroad talks
President Johnson met with foreign leaders including De Gaulle Pearson Ikeda and Erhard at the Kennedy funeral reception and held private talks with De Gaulle and other heads of state. He told governors the United States must honor commitments and press for unity while noting Soviet advantages and seeking support from Spain.
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Eternal Memorial March at St Matthew's and Kennedy Funeral Procession
Mourning crowds marched eight blocks to St Matthew's Roman Catholic Cathedral as a railcar bearing the president led a riderless horse symbolizing the fallen leader. The Kennedy family, led by Mrs. Kennedy, joined by the nation’s officials, watched a solemn Requiem Mass. Cardinal Cushing delivered prayers as the casket, flanked by mourners and guards, was placed on the Arlington caisson. The escort included President Johnson and family, with a 36-plane salute overhead and Taps marking the interment.
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Hospital admissions list at Gulf Coast and San Jacinto Methodist
Admitted to Gulf Coast include Ronald Lawrence and Pyle children, Brenda Sue Wager, Tammie Schiller, Mrs Leroy Lee of Baytown, Mrs Robert Rogers, Ida Ann Dunman, Jo Lynn Treybig, and more. At San Jacinto Methodist admit Beverly Ruth Gee, Ida Allen, Larry Sowell, Lewis Bradshaw, Mrs H H Martin, Michael Wayne McClurg, Mrs John Atroin, S H Coleman, and Mrs Thomas Jenkins.
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A&M Approves New Computing Class and Doctoral Programs
Texas A&M University directors approve a new computing degree program and petition for two doctoral programs. Tarleton State College raises student fees across first and second semesters and summer session. The board also accepts grants, gifts, scholarships and fellowships totaling $185,297.
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Baytown Chamber Forms Municipal Study Improvement Committees
The Baytown Chamber of Commerce board created a five member Municipal Study Improvement Committee to align chamber and city government on municipal problems. Jim Black chairs with RB Gillette Roy Elms W H Reber and Thurston Livans named. First meeting expected next week as plans cover six key projects for the coming year.
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Baytown Council Weighs Water Supply Bids and Projects
The Baytown City Council will review tabulations of water and sewer-supply bids at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday in city hall after delaying bids at the prior meeting for further study. Other items include Massey Tompkins Road water main extension, biracial committee appointments, and payment to Brown and Root Construction Co. for curb and gutter work on New Jersey Street.
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Nixon's Presidential Chances Rise in GOP Eyes
Washington report notes Nixon's prospects grow as Republicans reassess 1964 campaign dynamics. Kennedy's rising strength and Johnson's social programs push GOP strategists to consider moderating paths. Goldwater remains a possible contrast as the party contemplates a conservative-leaning nominee versus Kennedy or Johnson.
Kennedy Eulogy Reflects on Courage and Unity Across Loss
In a solemn address from December 17 1962 the speaker lauds John F Kennedy as a consecrated Christian American father who pursued a better world for his children. He credits Kennedy with courage in change and no hatred, urging followers to honor his memory by embracing Jesus teachings and dedicating themselves to a less divided world. Lyndon Johnson is noted as Kennedy’s successor in God's will.
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