Evidence Ties Oswald to Kennedy Rifle Case
Dallas AP report says photographs found at Lee Harvey Oswald’s Irving Texas home link him to the rifle used in Kennedy’s assassination. Curry notes the FBI letter ordering the rifle from Chicago and the $12.78 cost. Kennedy funeral coverage follows with Johnson’s push to unite the nation and plans for a mourning day.
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Kennedy Patriarch Faces News Of President Kennedy Death
Hyannisport Massachusetts AP Kennedy patriarch Joseph P Kennedy 75 receives the news of his son the President's assassination with remarkable composure despite poor health. His wife Rose and daughter Eunice Shriver are nearby as Edward M Kennedy informs him. The family gathers for Masses and church visits with precautions against photographers. Kathleen and Joseph Kennedy had died in past violent events.
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Kennedy Assassination Dominates Today's Enterprise
The paper leads with the assassination of President John F Kennedy as the top news. Additional coverage and reactions are on Page 2-A with editorials on Page 5-A and local news across Pages 2-D to 4-D.
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Supreme Court Postpones Sitting in Kennedy Memorial
Chief Justice Earl Warren announced the Supreme Court will cancel the next Monday sitting out of respect for the late President Kennedy. An opinion day session had been planned, but the court will meet again on Monday, December 2.
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City Pauses Monday for Kennedy Funeral Mourning
High Point to observe a noon to 1 pm hour of mourning for President Kennedy. Government offices and many businesses close for the funeral in Washington, with memorial services planned across local churches and Memorial Auditorium at High Point College.
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New President Busy On First Day In Office
President Johnson began his first full day in office under rain and grief after John F. Kennedy's assassination. He met with Mrs. Kennedy, attended a brief service, and held talks with Dean Rusk and Robert McNamara on international and military affairs. An early meeting with Attorney General Robert Kennedy occurred in the White House.
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Kennedy to be buried at Arlington under family wish
President Kennedy will be buried in Arlington National Cemetery by family wish with graveside rites and a Solemn Requiem Mass at St Matthew's Cathedral in Washington. The exact grave site was not announced.
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