Police Close Books On Oswald After Accused Assassin Slain
Dallas authorities declare the Oswald case closed after Jack Ruby fatally shoots the accused assassin as he was being moved from jail. A map, fingerprints, and the rifle linked to Oswald are cited as evidence, with District Attorney Henry Wade pursuing the death penalty for Ruby.
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You Can Tell By His Face He Knew God
Personal reminiscence on John F Kennedy after his assassination. Reflections from Dallas reporters and residents about Kennedy's rise, public image, and the nation's split mood. Notes the impact of his charm and the disillusionment that followed. Page 2, Column 3.
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Kennedy's Last Procession Through Washington
Kennedy's body began its final journey through Washington at 10 48 a m with Jacqueline Kennedy and Edward and Robert Kennedy present The caisson bearing the casket moved from the Capitol steps as the crowd gathered along Pennsylvania Avenue The riderless horse and muffled drums accompanied the procession toward its stop at the Capitol Rotunda and the nation mourned in silence
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Cardinal Cushing Commits His Soul To Care Of God
At a simple funeral Mass in Washington Cardinal Cushing offers prayers for John F Kennedy. Jacqueline Kennedy and her children attend as Lyndon Johnson, Truman, Eisenhower, de Gaulle and many world leaders share in the service and hope.
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Ethiopia
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Philippines
Nation Mourns JFK Funeral as Johnson Takes Lead
The nation honors slain President John F Kennedy with a funeral mass at St Matthews Arlington amid a global mourning outcry. President Johnson, aged leadership now, plans a joint congressional address and seeks foreign policy guidance from leaders like Khrushchev for swift unity.
City Mourns Kennedy as Nation Loses President
Downtown Lawton lies quiet with shops closed and flags draped in mourning cloth. Residents seek private prayers and church services for President Kennedy while streets stay somber and still.
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