One of History's Darkest Days Kennedy Funeral Rites
Washington mourned as 26 heads of state and world leaders attended John F. Kennedy's funeral in Washington. Jacqueline Kennedy led the funeral procession from the White House to St Matthew's Cathedral, with Lyndon Johnson and foreign dignitaries in attendance, while crowds lined streets to pay their respects.
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Two prominent area men die on deer hunt
Two prominent area men were among seven Wisconsin hunters who died in a two day span during the opening of the 1963 deer season. Vernon County Supervisor Hugh A. Clark age 66 of Valley died of a heart attack in Bayfield County while hunting. Dr Harold J Peters age 56 a Viola dentist died of a heart attack near Hayward.
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Assassination as a Trend in American Civic Life
James Marlow argues America must confront its violence culture after a wave of political killings and threats from Kennedy to Stevenson. The piece links riots, legal battles, and fanaticism to a disturbing national pattern while urging commitment to law, order, and civil rights.
Kennedy assassination map key found in Oswald room
Dallas officials revealed a map with X marks and a line tracing the Kennedy assassination path found in Lee Harvey Oswald’s room. Fingerprints of Oswald were on the rifle, and the map is described as major evidence. Oswald was killed by Jack Ruby after the murder.
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Nation mourns as JFK funeral draws millions in Capitol tribute
Muffled drums and flag draped coffins mark the day of national mourning for John F Kennedy. A somber procession moves from the White House to the Capitol as 300000 people line Pennsylvania Avenue and pass the flag draped casket in the Capitol rotunda under 21 gun salutes.
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Big Four Leaders See Change as Kennedy Ends Term
West Germany saw Konrad Adenauer step down on October 15 with Ludwig Erhard taking over. Britain followed with Harold Macmillan resigning on October 18 and Lord Home becoming prime minister. John F. Kennedy was assassinated on November 22 and Lyndon B. Johnson became president. De Gaulle attended Kennedy's funeral in Washington.
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