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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1963

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Prayer for national healing after Kennedy assassination

A prayer requests God’s guidance and mercy in the wake of President Kennedy’s death. It seeks comfort for the Kennedy family and others touched by tragedy, prayers for Lyndon B. Johnson, protection for the nation, and a rededication to democracy through Jesus Christ.

John Fitzgerald Kennedy Mrs. Kennedy Kennedy Lyndon B. Johnson J. D. Tippett Dallas Lee Oswald Jesus Christ Roy E. Watts First Presbyterian Church

Mrs Kennedy Retraces Steps At Kennedy Casket Return

Mrs Kennedy, with Caroline, returned to the Capitol rotunda to view her husband’s casket a second time and plead to walk. She knelt twice at the bier, then left with Robert Kennedy as crowds paid respects and police and Secret Service guarded the procession.

Frances Lewine Associated Press Washington John F. Kennedy Capitol Rotunda Kennedy Capitol

Nixon Prospects Grow for 1964 Presidential Battle

AP report outlines GOP reevaluation after Kennedy assassination and Johnson ascendancy. Nixon's viability rises as Republicans weigh a Southern conservative image, with Nelson Rockefeller as a possible rival if his personal life barriers can be overcome.

Jack Bell Washington Richard M. Nixon John F. Kennedy Lyndon B. Johnson GOP Kennedy Johnson Barry Goldwater R-Ariz Johnson Johnson iGov Nelson A. Rockefeller New York Rockefeller Nixon

Johnson begins post Kennedy era with world leaders talks

Washington AP report on President Johnson traveling with Kennedy as he plans meetings with de Gaulle and other heads of state. Johnson faces NATO and European Market questions, while Kennedy's funeral moves forward with a mass and Arlington burial. Johnson to host 90 minute reception for more than 100 foreign dignitaries at the White House.

Raymond J. Crowley Associated Press Washington Johnson John F. Kennedy Charles de Gaulle France de Gaulle Kennedy NATO Senate White House St. Matthews Cathedral Arlington National Cemetery

World leaders pay homage to Kennedy after assassination

A solemn procession of dignitaries from 53 countries gathered in Washington to honor John F. Kennedy. Among arrivals at Dulles and National airports were presidents, heads of state, foreign ministers, and royal figures as Lyndon B. Johnson took office.

Washington United States John F. Kennedy Lyndon B. Johnson Dulles International Virginia National

Images Of Grief Shimmer In Air

Images of grief sweep Washington as the nation mourns Kennedy with somber scenes at the Capitol. Mourners, military honors, and the silent crowd mark the funeral route from the White House to the Capitol Reflecting the nation’s sorrow on a day of remembrance.

Hugh Mulligan Associated Press Washington Pennsylvania Avenue Caroline John Capitol John F. Kennedy White House

Kennedy Funeral Procession And Capitol Departure

The narrative recalls the funeral procession for John F Kennedy, with six white horses led by a seventh, a riderless horse with inverted boots, and a saber in the stirrups, followed by Mrs Kennedy on Sardar and a limousine carrying the President in the company of Mrs Johnson and Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy. An honor guard and clergy march ahead as the caisson bearing the casket advances to the Capitol steps, marked by a twenty one gun salute and solemn strains.

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Global leaders attend Kennedy funeral procession in Washington

The nation bids farewell to John F Kennedy as Mr and Mrs Kennedy lead mourners past the bier at St Matthew's Cathedral. Lyndon Johnson and Lady Bird follow, with 53 countries sending 26 heads of state amid royal and papal observers. Crowds number in the hundreds of thousands, and the Capitol draws 240000 mourners in a solemn, ceremonial day.

John F. Kennedy Laisson Robert F. Kennedy Edward M. Kennedy Lyndon B. Johnson Ladyay Kenneys St. Matthew’s Cathedral Richard Cardinal Cushing Boston Jacqueline Kennedy Caroline John Charles de Gaulle France Kennedy Prince Philip Britain Queen Elizabeth Frederika Greece U. S. Supreme Court Cabinet White House Black Watch Capitol St.Matthew’s Cathedral

Oswald May Have Left Blueprint For Kennedy Slain

Oswald allegedly left a map showing the Kennedy motorcade route and bullet trajectory. Dallas police and officials consider the diagram major evidence in Kennedy’s assassination while Oswald was slain by Jack Ruby in the Dallas City Hall basement.

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