Suspect Denies He Shot Kennedy in Dallas Murder Frame
A gunman assassinated President Kennedy from an ambush in Dallas using a high powered rifle. Lee Harvey Oswald, 24, was charged with murder after authorities said he fired from a fifth story position, killing Kennedy and wounding Governor Connally. Oswald, born in Texas, denied the shooting and claimed Russian citizenship plans. Police linked him to a group called Fair Play for Cuba. The motorcade scene prompted frantic witnesses and Parkland Hospital treated the President, who died later, as Parkland medical staff worked to save him.
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New U S Chief Johnson Takes Control After JFK Assassination
President Lyndon B. Johnson vowed to do his best as he assumed leadership after the assassination of John F. Kennedy in Dallas Texas. Johnson met with military and congressional leaders while grieving a nation. He spoke of God and called for national unity as the nation endured the sudden transition. The president’s plane carried Kennedy’s body back to Washington where a bronze casket awaited in the capital.
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Editorial on JFK Assassination and national resolve
The piece laments John F. Kennedy's death and condemns the killer's act. It recalls his World War I service, then urges Americans to support Lyndon Johnson as he assumes the presidency and continues Kennedy's legacy with calm unity.
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