Worldwide Mourning For Kennedy Across Nations
Global mourning observes Preside nt Kennedy as world leaders and citizens honor his memory. From Tokyo to New Delhi to Berlin, officials and civilians attend services, flag half staff, and pause for tributes while China offers limited comment and critics blame far right links.
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Johnson and Kennedy Conferred on Oath After JFK Death
Houston Post reports Lyndon B. Johnson and Robert F. Kennedy spoke by radio from Air Force One at Love Field Dallas. They agreed Johnson should take the oath as 36th president before leaving Dallas. Judge Sarah T. Hughes administered the oath. Johnson then called Mrs Rose Kennedy in Hyannis Port.
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Congress May Adjourn While Johnson Adjusts
Washington AP report says tax reduction and civil rights proposals may be set aside as Congress contemplates adjournment. House Republican Halleck pushes Dec 14 adjournment with backing from both parties to give President Johnson a breathing spell.
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Evidence Mounts in Oswald Case as Wade Praises Proof
Dallas District Attorney Henry Wade declared an airtight case against Lee Harvey Oswald, citing a palm print on the rifle, Oswald’s presence on the sixth floor, and a mail order rifle purchase. He noted Oswald’s slaying by Jack Ruby and discussed possible further probes while denying concrete links to others.
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Dallas Shamed by History After Kennedy Assassination
Dallas grapples with national tragedy as Lee Harvey Oswald and later Jack Ruby affect the city. The piece notes Dallas’s conservative leanings, its economic growth, and the public shame of the events surrounding President Kennedy’s death. It references Stevenson and Lyndon B. Johnson’s spitting incidents in the 1960 campaign.
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