President Johnson’s early burden and nation’s support
An editorial argues President Johnson faces no immediate national crisis beyond civil rights and tax policy. It notes Kennedy’s death prompted bipartisan backing, Johnson’s conservative yet New Deal roots, and the need for public confidence as the nation awaits future policy decisions.
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Kennedy Letters From Kennedy Jr Private, Salinger Says
Washington with Kennedy Jr letters described as absolutely private by White House Press Secretary Pierre Salinger. He refused to disclose details about the correspondence as of January 19. The incomplete report notes the request for information and the president’s son’s letters remain confidential.
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FBI to Make Public Report on Kennedy Assassination
FBI to make a public report on Kennedy's assassination seeks to clarify whether a lone assassin acted alone and address Soviet propaganda claims. Officials discussed a potential high level inquiry, possible federal crime Legislation to allow FBI immediate jurisdiction for assassination offenses. The federal probe continues despite Oswald's death, while Dallas officials deem the case closed.
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Murdered Policeman Tippit Buried in Quiet Ceremony
A large crowd attended the burial of Officer Tippit at Laurel Land Memorial, outside thousands gathered in the autumn sun. Pastor C D Tipps Jr led the service, praising his comrade as dutiful and calm, while relatives including his widow Marie, children Alan Brena and Curtis mourned beside the open casket before a simple, solemn graveside farewell.
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Oswald Funeral Observed After Dallas Transfer
Oswald's funeral in Fort Worth drew family members including his brother Robert Oswald of Denton and two small children as well as about three dozen newsmen and police. The service at Rose Hill Cemetery followed a security-laden transfer from Dallas, with Rev. Louis Saunders leading prayers and the casket draped in white florals, while the Secret Service guarded the proceedings and observers noted tense, mournful scenes.
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Ruby Tells His Story of Slaying Oswald in Impulse
Dallas reporting Ruby recounts shooting Lee Harvey Oswald "on impulse" to avenge Kennedy's death. Defense says Ruby may plead temporary insanity as he claims no prior contact with Oswald. He described circling the crime scene with newsmen before leaping into the crowd and firing, then being jailed amid security heat.
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