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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1963

Page

2

Mirror Co workers strike with skeleton shift at plant

About half of Carolina Mirror Co 363 workers walked out this morning, leaving a skeleton shift to run operations. Don Berger union negotiator said no pay raise since July and no bargaining on seniority arbitration and other items. United Glass and Ceramic Workers AFL-CIO set picket lines at the plant and truck terminal after talks broke off.

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Kennedy Family Attends Lincoln Funeral Procession

Mrs Kennedy led the funeral observances for Abraham Lincoln as experts guided the ceremony with Washington’s precedent. Relatives gathered in Washington while a private Mass was held at Kennedy patriarchs Cape Cod home due to health issues.

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Mass and Mournful Procession for Kennedy

A vast display of world leaders and mourners gathered in Washington as Jacqueline Kennedy led the funeral procession to St Matthew’s Cathedral. The riderless horse and reversed boots marked the slain president’s legacy while crowds waited seven hours to glimpse the bier under the Capitol rotunda.

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Kennedy Mourners File Past Coffin In Capitol Rotunda

Images show Mrs Kennedy guiding children as the casket is moved to the Capitol rotunda for public viewing. Senators and leaders chant feajaanes as thousands form a line to pay respects to the president. Crowds press through police barriers, saying he was their President.

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Khrushchev's Wife Pays Respects at Kennedy Visit

Mrs. Nina Khrushchev, wife of the Soviet premier, visited the American ambassador's residence in Moscow to pay respects to President Kennedy. She, leading a delegation, signed the memorial book and spoke with Ambassador Kohler before a 15 minute discussion about meetings in Vienna. Tears marked the moment as she exited with Mrs. Kohler.

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Johnsons White House duties amid Kennedy mourning

President Johnson attended the Kennedy funeral procession from the White House to the Capitol and then focused on governance. He discussed next year’s federal budget, conducted a top level review of the South Vietnamese crisis, and heard a report from U S ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge in Saigon.

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District Attorney cites evidence against Oswald

Dallas District Attorney Henry Wade declares evidence against Lee Harvey Oswald strong after a map marking Kennedy’s assassination is found in Oswalds room. Wade says there is no doubt Oswald killed Kennedy. Oswald was fatally shot nine hours earlier by Jack Ruby in Dallas police headquarters basement.

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Dallas Kennedy Assassination Fallout and Oswald Downfall

Oswald, wounded in the Kennedy shooting, was killed by Jack Ruby in a Dallas basement confrontation. Dallas District Attorney Henry Wade outlined evidence tying Oswald to Kennedy’s slaying, including palm prints on the rifle and presence in the sixth floor Depository at the time of the shooting. Ruby was jailed on murder charges, with Wade pledging the death penalty. The incident sparked national and international debate as authorities pursued a full federal probe to uncover the full story.

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