Ruby Indicted in Slaying of Oswald in Texas
Ruby, 12 year old owner of a strip tease night club and a dace hall, was indicted for the murder of Kennedy in a Texas district court. The trial date was set for Dee S but postponed. The shooting occurred Sunday while Oswald was being transferred between Jake. Newsmen, officers and a nationwide TV audience witnessed the event. Oswald, 24, had spent part of his life in the Soviet Union and died soon after the shooting.
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Soviet Union
Dread Indicated In Moscow
Moscow views Kennedy assassination with dread fearing a U S public backlash on communism. Khrushchev's regime warns of tense clashes between sober Americans and extremists using the crisis. Editorials in Izvestia and government papers stress peaceful coexistence while noting Cuba Berlin brinkmanship and Moscow's wariness of Johnson as an unknown.
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Moscow
French Leader to Return to Talks with Johnson Next Year
Washington AP report says President Johnson announced that he and Charles de Gaulle will meet again early next year to ease tensions and chart policy. De Gaulle, in town for Kennedy's funeral, favors broad France aims and stands firm on many issues.
FBI Ordered To Prepare Detailed Kennedy Report
President Johnson has instructed the FBI to draft a full report on the Kennedy assassination and Oswald’s killing, with all facts disclosed. Congress may hold a high level inquiry, while Dallas officials say evidence is public unless federal agencies require secrecy. The proposal includes possible gun control measures and further calls for cooperation among agencies to explain the events to the public.
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Washington
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Lee Harvey Oswald
White House
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Louisiana
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Oswald
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Jesse Curry
Johnson Moves Into White House Amid Kennedy Legacy
Lyndon B. Johnson took the oath and moved into the Oval Office setting a tone of continuity with Kennedy programs. He pledged to pursue domestic and civil rights measures, while meeting with foreign dignitaries and state governors to assure a smooth transition and strong leadership.
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Police Seek Man On Roof At IRS Building
Police and federal officers searched the seven story IRS Building roof in Washington after a report a man with a weapon was seen. It turned out to be a workman. No one was found on the roof and precautions remained. The incident interrupted a busy day for President Johnson who met aides and foreign dignitaries ahead of the Kennedy funeral. Johnson also set up further talks with De Gaulle and others for later in the year.
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Philippines
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State Department
France
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Canada
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Japan
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Ie Cass
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Eternal Flame Burns At Kennedys Grave
Jacqueline Kennedy placed flowers on John F Kennedy's grave as an eternal flame flickered upon his headstone. Robert F Kennedy stood by her as dignitaries gathered for graveside rites. The widow returned to the White House and faced a future of seclusion and life with her children amid national mourning.
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Boston
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Lincoln Memorial
Memorial Bridge
Oswald And Tippit Are Buried
President Kennedy lies buried in Arlington National Cemetery in solemn national grief. Oswald and Tippit are laid to rest in separate Texas graveyards, with Tippit’s grave unmarked and Oswald buried in Fort Worth under simple ceremonies.
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Robert H. Johnson Jr
Associated Press
Dallas, Tex
John F. Kennedy
Ablington National
Dallas
Fort Worth
Pat Oa
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Johnson Groomed As Leader
A feature on Johnson outlining his rise in leadership, detailing his early influences, visible arc, and the expectations surrounding his potential impact within the organization and community for the upcoming period.
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Political leaders suspend campaign activity for 30 days
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller of New York and Sen. Barry Goldwater say they will suspend political speeches during a 30 day mourning period for President Kennedy. Rockefeller will not push his 1964 bid except official duties. Goldwater cancels appearances and supports letting President Johnson act without partisan pressure. National Committee chair William Miller also postponed a March meeting, calling for total suspension of partisan activity during the mourning period.
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Washington
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New York
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Arizona
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New York State
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National Republican Committee
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