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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1963
Page
1
The nation begins a somber transition as John F. Kennedy lies in Arlington National Cemetery with an eternal flame over his grave. President Johnson moves to address foreign and domestic matters, meet leaders, and chart continuity. World figures attend and pledge future talks while the nation mourns publicly.
The Corry Chamber of Commerce began its annual person-to-person drive led by Olin Bracken and a team of 50 solicitors aiming to recruit 200 members for 1964. Speakers included Darwin Wolcott, C. Conrad Monroe, and S. A. Long. Bracken urged business places to support the effort as funds run short and a wind-up meeting is planned early next week.
Santa Monica Calif. Lawrence Welk 01 is recuperating satisfactorily after abdominal surgery and his spokesman said the bandleader will probably remain in St Johns Hospital for about a week.
The article surveys why Jack Ruby killed Lee Harvey Oswald, citing despondence over Kennedy’s death, business pressures, and rumors of conspiratorial ties. It quotes residents like George Cooklis and Merle Amy and notes police findings amid public speculation.
Arlington reports describe the poignant scene as President Kennedy lay in solemn sleep with 126000 fellow heroes. Night fell over the nation as cannon boomed and guards kept vigil while Mrs Kennedy placed a final sprig of flowers on the grave.
Washington AP Jacqueline Kennedy placed an eternal flame at John F. Kennedy's grave after a late night trip from the White House. Atty Gen Robert F Kennedy stood beside her. World dignitaries attended the funeral rites hours earlier as she contemplates a new life for herself and her children.
Dallas area recall of the national tragedy outlines President John F Kennedy's burial at Arlington National Cemetery and Lee Harvey Oswald's grave in Fort Worth. Patrolman J D Tippit is noted as the officer killed by Oswald, with Jack Ruby later dead after shooting Oswald. Marina Oswald and family members are described among the mourners at Oswald's burial.
Corry residents Walter Davis and Joseph Bardo joined thousands in Washington to view President John F. Kennedy’s bier in the Capitol rotunda. They, aided by Rep James Weaver, gained entry via the House wing and returned home after honoring the fallen leader.
The BeanDN Chamber of Commerce announced prizes of 25 15 910 for the three best displays in City Park during the holidays. Twelve organizations have reserved space. more local groups are urged to participate. Chamber manager Doc Long said there is room for additional entries and encouraged community interest despite the chamber not competing.
Police say 56 year old Pater J Muffolotto of Buffalo died yesterday after an apparent heart attack during an attack at a service station. Authorities classify the death as accidental.
Corry police report a 16 year old Corry Area High School student Linda Anderson missing since last Thursday. She is described as five feet seven inches tall with dark brown hair, last seen wearing a dark hive coat and dress and tan 1008. She reportedly told friends she was headed for Jamestown.
President Johnson moves to the White House and declares the whole system is on trial after John F. Kennedy’s assassination. He pledges continuity, meets with 35 governors, and plans talks with foreign leaders including De Gaulle, Erhard, and Macapagal as he outlines early budget and tax proposals.
City police arrested two Corry men on larceny charges in a case tied to a missing parking meter on West Main Street. Fred J. Clayton, 20, of Corry, and M John Wach, 21, of East Pleasant Street faced hearings after authorities linked a car found on the sidewalk to the theft. A witness saw a meter being tossed from a tavern and recovered by bystanders as officers pursued the suspects.
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