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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1963

Page

6

Kennedys Annoyed by Gawkers in Palm Beach

Residents of Palm Beach protest crowds around the Kennedy family. Widow Jacqueline Kennedy questions privacy as tourists and reporters crowd the waterfront mansion and Worth Avenue shops. Neighbors lament lost normal interactions with Caroline and the children while cameras and tape signs remain present.

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Death notices collage with numerous obituaries

A page lists multiple obituaries and funeral notices including Emma Ann Krieger Lynwood, Sandral White, Isabell Klein, Laird McElroy, Allen Andrews, Milton Skinner, Alfred Haycox, Charles Scott, George Walters, Stanley Wixom, Sadie Conley, Carrier Anderson, Herbert Twillman, Margaret Berg, Rachel Taylor, Margaret Bosch, Marie Munoz, George Geyer, Jack Smith, Vernon Shafer, Frank Smith, Frances Buckman, Mary G Offield, and others. Details include ages, residences, survivors, service times, and funeral homes such as Mottell Mortuary, Lakewood Mortuary, Bellflower Mortuary, Paramount Mortuary, and Disday Family Funeral Directors.

What I Believe and Why by President Johnson

The article recounts Lyndon Johnson’s personal beliefs written while he and Kennedy served in the Senate. It argues against labeling Americans by headings, critiques excessive taxes, and states his view of government’s highest purpose. Readers are urged to buy the January issue of Reader’s Digest.

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