Sanford Flies To Washington Mourning Kennedy Death
Raleigh AP The governor planned to fly to Washington to join White House mourners for President John F Kennedy. He said North Carolinians mourn his death and the tragic cause, praising Kennedy as a fearless leader who fought tyranny and oppression and sought world peace.
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Mrs Kennedy Says Goodbye With Kiss
Mrs Kennedy bid farewell to President Kennedy with a kiss and a borrowed ring on his finger as she stayed by his side from the Dallas emergency room to burial preparations. The nation watched in sorrow as Johnson moved quickly to assume the presidency and Kennedy's widow navigated public grief with restrained strength.
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First Day on the Job for Johnson as President
The Associated Press reports Johnson begins his first full day as Chief Executive after Kennedy's assassination. He leaves the White House for the Executive Office building at 9:29 a.m. to meet with Secretary of State Rusk and is accompanied by Rep. Homer Thornberry and Willian Moyers.
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Funeral Services Monday For John F Kennedy
John F Kennedy lies in death at the White House after assassination in Dallas. A public viewing in the Capitol rotunda will precede a noon Monday funeral at St Matthew’s Cathedral with Cardinal Cushing. Widely attended views by Johnson, McCormack, Warren and Eisenhower planned. Hoover and Truman to attend.
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North Carolina Mourns Kennedy Death Across State
Sorrow and shock swept North Carolina as Tar Heels and Gov. Terry Sanford mourned President Kennedy after his assassination. Flags flew at half staff statewide. Duke vs. UNC game postponed to next Saturday. Sanford canceled a Thomasville speech and planned to attend funeral services. Billy Graham called it the most tragic day since Lincoln.
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Accused Man Insists He Is Not Assassin
Dallas top stories recount Lee Harvey Oswald denying the Kennedy murder during hours of questioning after charges were filed. Officials note his composed, sometimes defiant demeanor as officers questioned him about the assassination and the earlier slaying of a policeman.
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Didnt Kill The President In Dallas Oswald Charged
Dallas AP report on Lee Harvey Oswald charged with murder in Kennedy assassination. Oswald, 24, denied killing the President after a rapid police investigation tied him to the crime, with Gov. Connally wounded and the nation stunned. Authorities cited a rifle in a warehouse and a slain Dallas officer as key links in the case.
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Tragedy Shocks World as Kennedy Is Assassinated
AP report recalls the Dallas killing of President John F. Kennedy and the global mourning. Lyndon Johnson addresses the nation as Khrushchev sends condolences. Flags at half staff, lines form outside the White House, and a mood of sorrow sweeps international capitals.
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