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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1963
Page
4
Dublin crowds reacted with grief and disbelief as news spread that the American President had been assassinated. Citizens knelt in the streets and prayed while authorities cut into programs to announce the tragedy and broadcast a filmed obituary.
In Moscow crowds at a snowy Gorky Street bus stop react with stunned disbelief to the Kennedy assassination. A waitress, an engineer and his wife, and a visitor ask how it could be, while officials and guards in Red Square express regret and hope for improved ties despite shared tensions. A young student warns the event harms both American and Soviet people and wonders who might be in the new presidency.
Sir Winston Churchill called the Kennedy assassination a monstrous act and said it deprives the world of a great statesman. He spoke from London after watching TV reports and urged future leaders to strive for world peace and human dignity. Churchill and Lady Churchill remained in touch with latest developments late Tuesday.
A stunned globe shared grief after President Kennedy was assassinated. Leaders from Khrushchev to Wilson sent condolences as Britons, Japanese officials, and Latin American crowds recalled his pro freedom stance and urged unity amid tragedy.
Pope Paul VI offered prayers for the late John F Kennedy shortly after the president died in Italy. The pontiff learned of Kennedy's death moments before meeting visitors in the Vatican audience hall.
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