Kennedy Dies From Assassin s Bullet
Senator Robert F. Kennedy died after being shot at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles. He had been gravely wounded and never regained consciousness. His body would be flown to New York for burial as plans for Arlington National Cemetery were set, with his widow Ethel at his side.
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Kennedy Dies In Assassination At California Primary
The article reports Senator John F Kennedy dying after a shooting in Los Angeles during the California presidential primary. Postmortem procedures are underway in Los Angeles as the nation observes a national day of mourning proclaimed by President Johnson. Kennedy will lie in state Friday at St Patrick's Cathedral with a Requiem Mass Saturday and burial planned in Arlington across the Potomac River from Washington. Sirhan Sirhan is held on $250000 bail for court appearance. The funeral cortege will pass key federal sites in Washington before burial.
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Kennedy Funeral Arrangements Schedule Outlined
The tentative rites for slain Senator Robert F. Kennedy are detailed with times and locations. The body arrives at LaGuardia at 5:30 p.m. on Friday, lies in state at St Patrick's Cathedral Saturday from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m., a Requiem Mass at 10 a.m. Sunday, train to Washington by 12:30 p.m., arrival in D C at 4:40 p.m. for a funeral cortege past the Senate Office Building and Justice Department to Arlington Cemetery with burial at 5:30 p.m. in the hilltop area near John F. Kennedy.
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Moratorium Declared As Kennedy Campaign Pause Shifts Delegates
Washington AP reports a campaign moratorium halts new campaigning after Kennedy's shooting, delaying caucuses in Ohio and Michigan and scrubbing California and New York plans. Humphrey aides cite offensive timing and seek talks with McCarthy. Kennedy and McCarthy still vie for delegates with Humphrey leading in AP delegate counts.
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Sirhan Sirhan Named in Kennedy Shooting Case
Police describe Sirhan Bishara Sirhan as a cool Jordanian suspect who fired at Senator Robert Kennedy. Reports note notebooks with writings about assassinating Kennedy before June 5 1968, and authorities say he previously was jailed in Pasadena. Sirhan is 24, 5 feet 5 inches, 120 pounds, with a swarthy complexion and wiry hair. he appeared for a preliminary hearing and remains under guard for assault charges.
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Chuckle: Husband to Wife Joke Rewrites the Line
A light tongue in cheek item notes a husband telling his wife he could not manage without her even as he playfully laments the burden of her nagging. The quip reads as a safe humorous exchange about marriage dynamics standard in cartoon panels of the era.
Johnson names blue ribbon violence causes commission
President Johnson announces a 10 member blue ribbon commission to study causes of violence and assassination following the shooting of Senator Robert F. Kennedy. The panel will seek medical and social science input and review measures to prevent assassination and protect public figures.
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World Reacts To Kennedy Death Across Hearts And Borders
Reports from London to Moscow and across capitals show shock and grief over Senator Robert F. Kennedy’s assassination. Arab leaders link the tragedy to U S Middle East policy, while Pope Paul VI and Archbishop Michael Ramsey express mourning. McNamara plans immediate return from Germany. In Vietnam, sailors voice sorrow and doubt about the future.
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Army Engineers Back Dickey Lincoln Project In Maine
Lt. Gen. Cassidy told a House subcommittee that yearly benefits from the Dickey Lincoln hydroelectric project would total 21.06 million, with power 20.53 million flood control 40 thousand and redevelopment 467 thousand. He urged funding to finish planning and rejected private alternatives as uneconomical. The Dickey Lincoln would cost about 218 million to complete, plus 300 million with transmission lines. opponents say 443 to 500 million. Prospects for House approval remain uncertain amid budget pressures and internal opposition.
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