Millions React to Oswald Slaying as Ruby Kills Suspect
The nation watched in horror as Jack Ruby killed Lee Harvey Oswald in Dallas two days after President Kennedy's assassination. Reactions varied from calls for due process to questions about justice and morality, with clergy leaders condemning the act and some cheering its outcome.
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Funeral of John F. Kennedy Draws Nation in Mourning
Washington reporters describe a nation in solemn tribute as JFK lies in state at the Capitol. Mourners, including Caroline Kennedy, pass the flag draped coffin while 300,000 line the route and a 21 gun salute honors the slain leader.
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John Kennedy Laid to Rest Amid World Leaders
Washington mourners bade farewell to President Kennedy as Mrs. Kennedy led the procession with sons John and Caroline. Lyndon Johnson and Lady Bird followed, with 53 countries and 26 heads of state represented among a vast world delegation arriving at St Matthew's Cathedral for the Requiem Mass.
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Journal- World publishes early for day of mourning
In observance of President John F. Kennedy's day of mourning the Journal- World was issued early this afternoon. Normal delivery service was followed. Fred and Oscar Rumsey, Sole Owners. Rumsey Funeral Home, VI 3-5111.
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Religious Obedience and Mourning Marks Kennedy Tribute
Lawrence churches and institutions held memorial services for President Kennedy after his assassination. About 400 attended a Saturday union service at Plymouth Congregational Church, with many churches observing a national day of mourning designated by President Johnson. St John’s Catholic Church held a Requiem High Mass and school dismissed. memorials were planned at Haskell Institute and by the Douglas County Ministerial Alliance. Byron Springer delivered the eulogy at the Dorsey Liberty American Legion memorial in the Community Building with Dick Wright singing.
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American Myth Shattered Reappraisal Needed in U S
James Marlow argues that American society shows a cycle of violence and political violence undermining the rule of law. He notes multiple presidential assassinations and attempts, and contrasts it with the nation’s claimed democratic ideals and legal protections.
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Schools Conclude Sessions From Sunday Parley
Lawrence Public Schools will hold classes on the day of mourning for President Kennedy. The decision came after a meeting of the school board and Superintendent Carl S. Knox. Lyndon Johnson designated the day for sorrow and reflection. Local officials chose learning over a holiday atmosphere to teach children from the occasion. Plans were set to guide principals through a more meaningful day.
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Gene Doane Seeks Insurance Agent Post
An advertisement notes Gene Doane aims to become your insurance agent with contact through Adv. Picture Framing and Hixon's Studio at 721 Mass.
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Kennedy death alters this week’s Opinions feature
Tuesday Opinions from the Hill in the Journal-World will appear Tuesday due to today’s events surrounding the death and funeral of President John F. Kennedy. Dr. John Blocker, KU business administration professor, writes this week’s column.
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Officials Attend Kennedy Funeral From Missouri and Kansas
Washington AP report notes Missouri sent three officials to President Kennedy’s funeral. Gov. John M. Dalton, Sen. Stuart Symington, and Rep. Clarence Cannon attended. Also present was Sen. Frank Carlson and Gov. John Anderson representing Kansas.
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Northeast Kansas Weather Summary and Readings
Cloudy to mostly cloudy tonight with a chance of light rain and partial clearing Tuesday. Colder tonight with highs Tuesday in the upper 40s and a low in the mid to upper 20s. Temperature readings show multiple times and past records noting a high of 68 and a low of 17 on earlier years. Tuesday sunrise at 7 16 a m and sunset at 5 p m.
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Banks of Lawrence to Close on Thanksgiving Day
The Banks of Lawrence will not be open for business on Thursday November 28 1963 Thanksgiving Day a legal holiday.
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