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Newspaper

Delaware County Daily Times

Location

Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1963

Page

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Johnson Orders Probe into Deaths Says Facts To Be Told

President Johnson orders the FBI to prepare a detailed report on the Kennedy assassination and Oswald’s role, with a pledge that all facts be made public. He directs full cooperation from federal agencies as congressional talk of inquiry swirls.

Washington Johnson FBI John F. Kennedy Lee Harvey Oswald White House Hale Boggs Louisiana House Kennedy Oswald Boggs Goieross Tex Washington Meg Widdents Johnson Charles de Gaulle de Gaulle

Dallas says Oswald guilt conclusive as Kennedy killing debated

Dallas officials announce the Oswald guilt question is closed while pledging to release all evidence to the public. Lawmakers push a federal crime bill against attacks on top officials and ponder gun control legislation tied to mail order sales.

Dallas Kennedy Oswald Jesse Curry

U.S. Helicopters Kill 30 Reds in Saigon Area

U S helicopters hunting captors of four American specialists fired rockets and guns on a guerrilla camp 18 miles west of Saigon killing about 30, with nearby Vietnamese marines killing eight more and capturing eight. Two Americans wounded. No sign of the Viet Cong group that seized the four Americans.

Saigon South Viet Nam U.S Mekong River Viet Nam

Kennedy Parents Face Gloomy Week After JFK Slaying

In Hyannis Port Massachusetts former Ambassador Joseph P Kennedy and his wife confront a sorrowful week after the assassination of President John F Kennedy. Kennedy, who has been recovering from a stroke, returns from the funeral as Mrs Kennedy heads back to Boston. The family planned a Thanksgiving reunion and belated birthday celebrations for John Jr and Caroline.

Rose Kennedy Sen Ted Kennedy Hyannis Port Mass Josephi P. Kennedy John F_ Kennedy Set Rey See Ena Great Britain John Jr Caroline

Couple Ejected From Arlington Funeral View Nearby

A young man and woman were ejected from Arlington National Cemetery by military police after attempting to watch a funeral procession on television from a second floor quarters at a summer home near the cemetery. They were apprehended by MPs and removed from the area.

Washington A_ unichoice John F. Kennedy Arlington National Arlington

Satellite Launch Set for Interplanetary Monitoring Platform

Cape Canaveral prepares for the Wednesday Atlas Centaur launch of a 138 pound satellite designed to study solar radiation and predict solar flares that endanger astronaut voyages. The craft aims to orbit Earth on a test flight, using a second stage powered by high energy liquid hydrogen.

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College Halts Man Killed in Car Crash at Carlisle

A Philadelphia man, Craig, 39, died when a car crashed into a tree near the main gate of a Carlisle College. The cemetery there was closed to visitors after the 4:45 p.m. accident Monday, police reported.

Gluu Ubly Philadelphia Arlen Carlisle Classthar Craig Inson College

President Uses Personal Touch at Kennedy Funeral

Johnson meets leaders in Arlington after Kennedy's funeral. He greets presidents and premiers, hosts a State Department reception, and huddles with officials, including Pearson and De Gaulle, signaling cautious foreign policy moves.

Johnson State Department Kennedy de Gaulle U.S India John Kenneth Galbraith Anastas I. Mikoyan Galbraith Mikoyan France Russia

Nation Mourns Kennedy with Closures and Bells Tolling

Americans paid final tribute to John F Kennedy as airports trains and communications paused for his Washington funeral. Businesses and schools closed while public ceremonies and bells tolled across cities including Grace Episcopal in Honesdale and the Hotel Astor in Times Square.

THE Associated Press John Fitzgerald Kennedy Honesdale Grace Episcopal Church Kennedy Norfolk Public Safety Keokuk Town First Presbyterian Church Springfield Abraham Lincoln New York Times Square Hotel Astor

Moscow fears new anti Communist wave after Kennedy death

AP dispatch from Buffalo and Moscow notes a shared mood of dread in the Soviet press. Izvestia warns the crisis could harden policies but urges caution to avoid a broader clash. The piece links Kennedy’s assassination to fears of a revived anti Communist push and echoes historic parallels to the 1933 Reichstag fire.

Probe Still On Baker in Senate Investigation

The Senate Rules Committee continues its full scale inquiry into Robert G. Baker despite President Kennedy's assassination. Chair B Everett Jordan said no changes to plans are expected as interviews of witnesses proceed and a potential public testimony looms. Baker resigned October 7 amid questions about outside business activities. He had risen from a page boy to secretary of the Democratic majority under Johnson and Mansfield. Jordan will return next week after a trip to North Carolina.

Washington Senate Robert G. Baker John F.kennedy B. Everett Jordan Rules Committee North Carolina Hugh Scott Baker Pickens S.C Lyndon B. Johnson Johnson Mike Mansfield Dmant Jordan

Berliners Bid JFk Farewell in Massive Memorial

A crowd of 250000 West Berliners gathered in John F Kennedy Square to mourn President Kennedy five months after his death. Mayor Brandt renamed the square in Kennedy's honor as police posted new street signs and candles lit the night. Mourning spread worldwide with United Nations services in New York and tributes from Britain and New Zealand.

Berlin Ber-lin Kennedy Willy Brandt Washington Heinrich Albertz City Hall U. S West Berlin United Nations New York General Assembly Seoul Myungdong Japan American Chamber of Commerce New Zealand Keith J. Holyoake Wellington Church of St. Mary of the Angels

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