Oswald Portrait Emerges as Lone Communist Aspirant
The Dallas AP account portrays Lee Harvey Oswald as quiet and introverted, proud of his Communist beliefs, and not a troublemaker. It traces his life from New Orleans birth to Fort Worth schooling, Marines tenure, and ties to Soviet and Cuban affairs before the Kennedy assassination probe.
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Oswald
Dallas
Tex
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Lee Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
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Curry
Kennedy
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Fort Worth
Marines
Japan
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Buffalo
N. Y
Europe
Soviet Union
Carlos Bringuier
House Committee On UN- American Activities
Fair Play For
Cuba
N.Y
W. T. Lee
United States
Texas School Book Depository
R. S. Truly
Dallas, Tex
President Kennedy
Marguerite Oswald
Marina
Obert
World Mourns Kennedy Assassination Across Nations
Leaders from Britain France Germany Canada Ireland and the U.N. gather for the funeral as Queen Elizabeth II and Prime Minister Sir Alec Douglas-Home attend. Khrushchev and Nehru condemn the act while crowds across Tokyo Bay Moscow and Dallas react with grief and tribute.
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Johnson
Kennedy
Moscow
Washington
Queen Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Alec Douglas - Home
Britain
de Gaulle
France
King Baudouin
Belgium
Ludwig Erhard
West Germany
Lester B. Pearson
Canada
Eamon de Valera
Ireland
U. N
U Thant
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Soviet Union
Sanford Orders Flags to Half Mast for 30 Days
Gov. Terry Sanford announced flags on state capitol and in North Carolina will fly at half staff for 30 days in mourning for President John F Kennedy. He and Mrs Sanford planned to attend the White House services and urged banks and businesses to close during the noon funeral hour Monday.
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Oswald
Moscow
State Department
Soviet Socialiste
Marina Nicholaevna
Minsk
John Tower
R-Tex
Soviet Union
United States of America
Sen. Tower
United States
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Johnson
Cickens
Raleigh
N.C
Terry Sanford
North Carolina
White House
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
North Carolina Merchants’ Association
James Reid
Pees
George Ball
Dallas
Tex
Ball
Johnson Seeks Continuity In U S Foreign Policy
President Johnson signals continued Kennedy era foreign policy and urges all U S ambassadors to remain. Rusk expected to stay as secretary of state with officials indicating their intent to remain. De Gaulle plans to attend Kennedy funeral signaling lasting U S France ties.
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Washington
Johnson
U. S
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Charles de Gaulle
United States
France
NATO
de Gaulle
Kennedy
Oswald Marksmanship Noted During Marine Training
An ex sergeant recounts Lee Harvey Oswald as an expert rifleman at Camp Pendleton six years ago. He recalls Oswald as a hothead who clashed with barracks mates and repeatedly sought fights while undergoing radar and combat training near Oceanside California.
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Lee Harvey Oswald
Dallas
Tex
Kennedy
Marshman
Marine Corps
Camp Pendleton
Donald Goodwin
Goodwin
Oswald
Oceanside
Calif
San Recruit Center
Cabinet To Remain With LBJ On First Full Day
President Johnson asked the Kennedy Cabinet to stay on, and they pledged to remain as long as he wants. Mary Pierre Salinger said the 25 minute meeting opened with a moment of silence for JFK. Secretary Rusk and U N Ambassador Stevenson pledged support and readiness to serve indefinitely.
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Kennedy
Capital
Mary Pierre Salinger
John F. Kennedy
Salinger
Rusk
Stevenson
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