LB Faces New Budget Problems
Washington reports that President Johnson faces further budget woes as a 42 hour work day unfolds. He plans meetings with Budget Director Harmit Gordon, civil rights leaders, and defense officials to review the 1965 budget ahead of the March 18 submission deadline. Johnson also plans to present the Enrico Fermi Award to J Robert Oppenheimer, drawing protests from Bourke H. Hickenlooper.
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Ruby Case Delay Hinted by Defense Attorney Remarks
Dallas defense attorney Tom Howard predicted a postponement in Jack Ruby’s murder trial, amid signs federal investigators will yield new material. Ruby, 52, remains jailed without bond after Oswald’s televised shooting, with district officials pressing for evidence linking Oswald to Ruby.
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Mrs Kennedy Story of Widow's Ordeal
The article recounts Mrs. John F. Kennedy's experience after her husband’s Dallas assassination, detailing her reactions from the hospital scene to his funeral. It notes her composure amid shock, her public appearance in Texas, the carriage ride, hijacked emotions, and the emotional burden as she helped organize the mourning and burial proceedings for JFK and her infant son.
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Task Resumed By Mrs Kennedy Returns To Pack White House
Mrs John F Kennedy resumed the somber task of packing her family goods and moving from the White House accompanied by six year old Caroline and three year old John Jr after Thanksgiving with the slain President Kennedy’s family in Hyannis Port Massachusetts. She was expected to wave from the executive mansion to the Georgetown home of Averell Harriman. President Johnson and family joined thousands paying respects at the Arlington National Cemetery grave site, after church services. Officials estimate about 23000 visitors between 8 am and 3 pm as gates closed above the Potomac.
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