Dramatic Sequel To President's Killing
Lee Harvey Oswald, charged with President Kennedy's assassination, was shot in Dallas Gaol amid reports of a serious condition. A middle aged man was taken into custody as details unfold.
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President Kennedy Assassination Shocks World
Oswald detained as Kennedy dies in Dallas. Funeral events unfold with global leaders and mourners gathering in Washington under heavy rain. Mrs Kennedy and Governor Connally at Parkland Hospital mourn the president’s death. Johnson sworn in aboardAir Force One hours later.
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Witness accounts of Kennedy assassination funeral scenes
Representative Henry Gonzalez described Mrs Kennedy kissing her dead husband’s lips and placing her wedding ring in his hand before the body was moved to Bethesda. In Washington Mrs Kennedy accompanied the coffin to the White House East Room as a marine guard of honour led mourners past the flag draped casket.
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Canberra Times First to Publish Kennedy Assassination News
The Canberra Times issued a special edition after Kennedy's assassination news reached the office after press time. Editorial and mechanical staff were gone and essential personnel were recalled to assemble and distribute the special edition. It sold out quickly.
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New President Takes Over After Kennedy Death
Johnson moves into the White House pledging unity and cabinet support as he reviews policy papers with allied leaders. He meets cabinet members, urges continued service, and proclaims a national day of mourning for President Kennedy.
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