Suspect In Assassination Charged LBJ Takes Oath
Lyndon B. Johnson assumed the presidency in Dallas after Kennedy's death and moved quickly to unify Congress. He met with key officials, consulted former presidents, and secured bipartisan support as he prepared for a day of meetings with Eisenhower and other leaders in Washington.
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Spring Valley
Nation Reels After Kennedy Assassination Shock
Grief and anger sweep the globe as news of President Kennedy's shooting in Dallas spreads across nations. Senators and lawmakers react with stunned silence and prayers, while leaders condemn the act and mourn a statesman at the peak of his career.
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Senate
Hale Boggs
D-La
Markets Reported Mixed Slopes Across Trading Sessions
Traders watched uneven moves on major indices as investors weighed earnings and inflation signals. Analysts noted gains in technology shares offset by pressure in energy and financials amid shifting demand expectations.
Community Mourns JFK Death Across Cities
Dudley Lynch reports Lubbock area residents unite in grief after President Kennedy s assassination. Prayers, flags at half mast, and limited weekend activities reflect a shared national sorrow. A 75 mm howitzer salute planned by Texas Tech ROTC marks the somber day.
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Avalanche-Journal
Outh Plains
Kennedy
Lubbock Area
Texas Tech
Jack F. Strong
Secity
Nations Mourn as Leaders Call for Strength
In a solemn message the nation is asked to find strength to guide the country through its hour of sadness. The appeal also asks comfort for the Kennedy family and perseverance for the tasks ahead.
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John F. Kennedy
Self-Styled Marxist Denies JFK Slaying
The article reports Lee H. Oswald, a 24 year old ex Marine with pro Castro ties, charged with the murders of President John F Kennedy and a Dallas police officer after the 35th president was shot in Dallas. Kennedy died at Parkland Hospital after being wounded at 12 31 p m.
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John Friday
Avalanche-Journal News Services
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Russia
Lee H. Oswald
Parkland Hospital
Governor Connally Not in Critical Condition in Dallas
Governor John Connally remained in good spirits and not in critical condition after a bullet wounded him in the chest and shoulder during the Kennedy assassination in Dallas. Doctors said the chest wound fragmented a rib but found no life-threatening injuries. Connally asked about his wife Nellie and children as doctors continued careful observation.
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Avalanche-Journal
Las
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Dallas
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Texas
Robert R. Shaw
Nellie
Johnson
Secret Service
Kennedy
John B. Connally
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