Worldwide mourning for Kennedy's death described by foreign observers
The piece notes how Peace Corps volunteers and locals abroad recall the Kennedy assassination with universal grief. It chronicles reactions from Turkey, Iran, Israel, and beyond, highlighting tributes, prayers, and sorrow as the world reflects on a young president seen as a symbol of peace and a hopeful future.
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Merchant Fleet Down for 63 Ships in Port
Washington reports the U S merchant fleet lost 21 ships last year. Two were scrapped, three transferred to foreign use, one converted to a barge, one sank, the rest laid up for repairs or conversion. Government owned ships declined from 1821 to 1813 while private vessels fell from 985 to 974. On January 1 there were 913 vessels over 1 000 tons active in the ocean going fleet.
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