Silent, sad night at Kennedy compound in Hyannis Port
A hazy autumn moon over the Kennedy home frames a sorrowful scene as President Kennedy is shot. Sen Edward Kennedy and Eunice Shriver arrive from Washington, with family, guards, and officials gathering in mourning. Cushing plans a Saturday visit as the nation grieves.
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Hyannis Port
Mass
UPI
Cape Cod
Kennedy
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Eunice Shriver
Peace Corps
Sargent Shriver
Washington
Joseph P. Kennedy
Sen. Kennedy
Mrs. Shriver
Barnstable
Air Force
Parkland Hospital
Dallas
Great Britain
Todust
Rose
Hyannis Country Club
Ann Gargin
Ambassador
Cushing
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Boston
State police escort follows black sedan two blocks away
A state police cruiser escorted the black sedan as it traveled about a mile and a half away, keeping pace with the vehicle through residential streets.
New England Mourns Death of President
New England states react to the assassination of President Kennedy. Governors Massachusetts Endicott Peabody Vermont New Hampshire and Maine express shock and sorrow. Leaders and public figures including Sen Margaret Chase Smith Rep Stanley Tupper and John Birch Society head Robert Welch offer condolences.
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Vermont
Philip H. Hoff
New Hampshire
John W. King
Maine
John H. Reed
Forrest L. Knapp
Massachusetts Council of Churches
Sen. Smith
Robert Welch
John Birch Society
Jury Acquits Dr Sutcliffe Of Murder
An all male jury in Brockton Massachusetts acquitted Dr William H Sutcliffe 40 of second degree murder in his wife Luise Sutcliffe s poisoning death. The trial highlighted by evidence of extramarital affairs and the defendant s defense that he mixed nonpoisonous alcohol.
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Brockton
Mass
William H. Sutcliffe
Sutcliffe
William Sr
Boston
Luise
Edmund Dinis
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
Woods Hole
New York
Gail Arnold
John A. Ryther
New England Needs More Air Service
New England must retain current air service levels to protect industry and growth says CAB vice chairman Robert T. Murphy in remarks at the New England Council conference. He urges federal subsidy airport improvements and better seasonal service for the six states, calling the region an ideal test area for modern compact aircraft.
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Boston
UPS
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
New England
Robert T. Murphy
The
New England Council
Murphy
State Atty Gen Offers Reforms For Land Taking
Massachusetts Atty Gen Edward W. Brooke unveiled reforms to eminent domain laws to speed compensation, reduce land damage suits, and cut costs. The package aims to adjust valuation for state and landowners, with broad changes after 50 years of statutes. Recent highway takings and urban renewal prosecutions prompted the proposals.
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Boston
Edward W. Brooke
Massachusetts
Brooke
Private Parochial Schools Pushed for Federal Funds
Portland AP A prominent educator accuses a nationwide campaign in Congress of seeking federal funds for private and parochial schools from kindergarten through college. Edgar Fuller, executive secretary of the Council of Chief State School Officers, warns public schools face financial undermining if the effort succeeds. The council opposes federal aid to private institutional education while allowing funds for private colleges to be used for noninstitutional purposes.
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Portland, Ore
Edgar Fuller
Council of Chief State School Officers
Fuller
U.S
American Council On Education
National Education Association
James Delaney
Catholic Church
Delaney
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