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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1963

Page

5

Kennedy Assassination Shocks Dallas On November Day

Kennedy was shot as his motorcade pointed toward Love Field in Dallas. Witnesses saw three shots and the 35th president died at Parkland Hospital. Jacqueline Kennedy and John Jr. shared a stunned scene as authorities hunted gunman Lee Harvey Oswald and security tightened nationwide.

Kennedy Dallas Dallas Trade Mart Parkland Hospital Trade Mart Jack Bell Secret Service Bob Jackson Dallas Times Herald Jacqueline Kennedy Lone Star U S. District Court Sarah Hughes Aean Manes Menicuy Andrews Air Force Base White House William McKincom Thelley Johnson Buffalo N.Y Lady Bird Love Field Amy John F. Jr Railroad Embankment Ton Tolhospital Texas John Oswald Tippltt Bors Parkland

Connally Recovering After Shooting Amid Kennedy Assassination Fallout

Doctors say Connally will recover in 10 to 14 days with no disability. In Austin, lawmakers attend a memorial service for Kennedy as Secret Service and FBI question Mrs. Connally. Officials report Oswald owned a snub-nose pistol and rifle tied to the assassination. Carr pledges full cooperation with authorities.

Connally Austin Texas Lubbock Preston Smith Byron Tun

Johnson assumes duties as new president after Kennedy death

Johnson meets with Dean Rusk and other cabinet members en route to Japan while planning defense and foreign policy. He speaks by phone with Hoover and Truman as he begins work in Washington and responds to the assassination with a solemn address describing the loss as an awesome responsibility.

Bundy George Ball Hoover White House FBI J. Edgar Hoover Kennedy Sec. of Dean Rusk Japan Honolulu Tokyo Sec. of the Treasury Douglas Dillon Sec. of Commerce Luther Hodges Sec. of Agriculture Orville Freeman Labor Willard Wirtz Sec. of the Interior Stewart Udall HST Ike Johnson Harry Truman Eisenhower Johnson Truman Washington Capitol Herbert Hoover George Smathers D-Fla Coopera Foreign Relations Committee Senate Hubert Humphrey Minn GOP Thomas Kuchel Calif Dallas Love Field Andrews Air Force Base

Funeral for Slain President Kennedy Set for Monday

The funeral for President Kennedy will be held Monday at St Matthews Cathedral in Washington. His body will lie in repose at the White House Saturday and in the Capitol rotunda Sunday and Monday, with a Pontifical Requiem Mass led by Cardinal Cushing at noon.

Washington Kennedy St. Matthews White House Capitol Richard Cardinal Cushing Boston Capitol Rotunda Supreme Court Congress

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