Eternal Flame Lit At Kennedy Grave In Arlington
The eternal flame burned atop John F. Kennedy's grave as President Johnson planned foreign and domestic briefings. Attending dignitaries included Charles de Gaulle and Lester Pearson. The service featured a Requiem Mass and a procession to St. Matthew's Cathedral followed by a funeral at Arlington with military honors.
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Johnson vows continuity without confusion in early presidency
President Johnson moved into the White House and pledged continuity with Kennedy programs while avoiding top-level shakeups. He met with governors and foreign dignitaries, outlined tax and budget plans, and prepared to address Congress, stressing the American system remains superior.
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Johnson and De Gaulle to hold talks early next year
President Johnson announced after a private meeting with Charles de Gaulle that they would reconvene early next year to discuss differences between the United States and France. De Gaulle, a steadfast leader, aims to keep France independent while Johnson seeks allied unity and broader cooperation.
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Mrs Kennedy Silent Night Grave Visit For JFK
Jacqueline Kennedy slipped from the White House at midnight to lay flowers on John F Kennedy’s grave with Robert F Kennedy beside her. An eternal flame flickered as dignitaries gathered earlier and questions arose about her future life and home.
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Explosion Damages St. Michael's College in Colchester
An explosion at a dynamite shed near Eugene LaMare's plant sparked heavy damage across St. Michael's College Colchester and nearby Burlington with shattered windows cracked plaster and several statues hurled. No injuries were reported and authorities say the blast was deliberate. two workers across the road were unhurt.
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Man With Weapon Seen Near R. Kennedy Office
police rushed to the IRS Building roof after reports of a man with a weapon. IRS guard and GSA officers searched the redotiled roof near the Justice Department entrance used by Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy. No one was found and Kennedy was not at the department.
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Ruby Indicted for Oswald Murder in Dallas
Dallas prosecuting office announces Jack Ruby indicted on murder charges for the slaying of Lee Harvey Oswald, the man accused of assassinating President Kennedy.
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Hoff Reports Cooperation With Johnson
Governor Philip Hoff said President Johnson told 35 governors that hatred stems from poverty disease inequality and lack of education. Hoff telephoned from Washington saying Johnson urged bipartisan backing for the tax cut civil rights and college facilities bills and noted after the talks the governors showed broad bipartisan support and respect for Johnson.
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