White House Tours Resume Amid Mourning for Kennedy
Washington visitors will tour the East Room and other public spaces today as Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy requests access to the White House. The mansion remains in mourning for President Kennedy, with the catafalque and black decor in place. tours run 16 am to noon EST, and mourning lasts a month until December 22.
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Picket at White House urges prayer in schools
About 350 demonstrators from diverse backgrounds gathered near the White House to press for Bible reading in public schools. They waved banners and chanted, stating they represented no single denomination while urging prayer access in schools nationwide.
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Johnson vows to seek new American greatness
President Johnson promises a new American greatness while ordering honors for JFK. He appeals to move past Kennedy's death and to focus on tomorrow, declaring a great leader is dead but a great nation must move on. He begins a heavy schedule with meetings of top military diplomatic and intelligence advisers.
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White House Aides Beginnings Under Johnson Era
President Johnson begins shaping a new White House staff with potential picks like Bill Moyers and Kenneth O'Donnell amid debates on retaining Kennedy aides. White House sources note shifts, with Pierre Salinger likely leaving and Carl T. Rowan named ambassador to Finland.
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Spectral- Rean Baked Enamel Paint Job Restores Wrecked Fenders
Repair shop advertises enamel paint service for vehicles with wrecked fenders. Promises straightened panels, durable finish, and a guaranteed one year location stay for the work.
Two Concepts Of Justice Collide In French Appeal
Oklahoma City AP reports a dramatic clash between American due process and French’s insistence that death is the only proper fate. James D French seeks to die by electric chair for strangling cellmate Eddie Shelton in 1941.
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Bullets Hit Auto By Oswald Grave
A Fort Worth motorist reported two bullets hit his pickup near the Lee Harvey Oswald burial site. J B Ardry, 4, said he stopped the truck and fled on foot. Police found bullet holes in the windshield and the door glass.
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Car Dismantling Freezes Finger in Buffalo
Edward De La Violette, 40, reached under the dashboard to push out a metal plug while installing a radio aerial in a new car. His finger was caught, firefighters and a metal expert freed him after more than an hour, but the right front fender and metal surrounding parts had to be cut away.
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