Kennedy family attend national funeral in Washington
Mary Ann Ryan of Dublin received a Kennedy family invitation relayed by the U S Embassy to come to the funeral. Most of the President's relatives gathered in Washington, with Rose Kennedy flying from Hyannis Port and Elizabeth Hadlz flying from London. Joseph Kennedy was not present.
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Washington
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Hyannis Port
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Tea, music and speakers at Anna P. Strong Club tea
The Anna P. Strong Club held its annual Season's Tea on Sunday November 24 1963 at Harris Gymnasium with about seventy five registrants. Fifteen club members wore black dresses with pink rose corsages. The program featured Junior Club girls vocal and instrumental numbers y and guest speakers Mrs E T Williams and others. Calendar notes announce Verger Band Mothers Club dance December 6 1963 at Harris Gymnasium with High Tones of Pine Bluff Arkansas.
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Estelle Spearman
Shirley Hicks
Yerger
Shover Street
M. L. Rutherford
Veronica Phillips
E. M. Nelson
Gladys B. Goldston
Hugh White
Eb, S. Cooper
Louise Hicks
McWashingjton
Verger
Mother’s Club
Pine Bluff
Arkansas
Hicks Funeral Home
Green Leaf Cafe
College Football Scores From Saturday AP Roundup
South Tennessee II, Kentucky 0 Vanderbilt 31, George Washington 0. Florida State 15, Florida 27. Nebraska 29, Oklahoma 20.BYU 24, Colorado State 20. Utah 25, Utah State 23. Many other late games listed. Thursday Green Bay at Detroit. Sundays Baltimore at Washington and other NFL and college matchups noted.
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Vanderbilt
Geo. Washington
Texas State
Stephen ™. Austin
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Texas
Texas Lutheran
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Brigham Young
Colorado State
Univ
Utah
Utah State
Grid sports largely canceled after Kennedy death
Weekend sports were mostly postponed nationwide to honor President Kennedy. Only 34 college games were played, with Harvard and Yale delaying a Saturday matchup by one week. NFL games saw spotty cancellations and a physical altercation among Philadelphia Eagles players led to suspensions.
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Washington Redskins
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John Mellekas
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Yale
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Private Mass Held for Kennedy Kin at Cape Cod Home
As President Kennedy lay in state, a private Mass was planned at the Cape Cod home of Kennedy’s father who remains frail from a December 1961 stroke and could not travel to the funeral. Local mourners in Georgetown gathered nearby to attend services.
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Ten and the Far West Big Six games postponed
Most games were rescheduled for later dates and several were canceled after the assassination news. Racing programs halted Friday and Saturday, with Pimlico the only track to operate Saturday. all racing to resume later, some tracks delayed until Wednesday. The Cajun golf tournament near Lafayette was postponed after Rex Baxter Jr. claimed the win, saying the day went unnoticed. Most pro basketball and some pro hockey also affected.
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Rex Baxter Jr
Crowds Witness NFL Games After Kennedy Assassination
The Sunday NFL program proceeded with seven games as players expressed grief yet took the field. Crowds reached 62,992 in New York as St Louis beat the Giants 24-17, while Pittsburgh and Los Angeles posted 17-17 and 17-16 results. Redskins coach Bill McPeak said the group would send the game ball to the White House, and Commissioner Rozelle defended continuing play as respectful.
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Funeral crowd gathers before dawn for Kennedy funeral
In Washington crowds began forming along streets before dawn for President John F Kennedy's funeral. Worshippers wrapped in blankets found spots near St Matthew's Cathedral awaiting the requiem mass as hours remained before the service.
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Republicans Think Johnson Can Be Beat
AP reports GOP strategists reassessed 1964 campaign after Kennedy assassination and Johnson rise. They now see Nixon possibly beating Johnson, with a conservative Democrat-leaning public image shaping the nomination, while party leaders debate civil rights and welfare positions amid uncertainty.
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Star of Hope 1887 Press and Star Publishing Co
A note on the Hope Arkansas Star of Hope press and staff lists shows Star Publishing Co with Mrs C E Palmer president and Alex H Washburn editor and publisher at The Star Building Hope. The piece then shifts to politics noting a GOP line about Gov Nelson Rockefeller facing a divorce issue impacting renomination and potential liberal opposition seeking a different champion with Nixon as possible refuge.
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