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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1963

Page

6

Final Rites For Kennedy Conducted At Arlington

A day of mourning marked Kennedy funeral rites in Washington and Arlington. Cardinal Cushing led the Mass at the cathedral with President Johnson, De Gaulle, de Valera, and Mikoyan among mourners. Mrs Kennedy walked beside the casket to Arlington where an eternal flame stands between Lincoln and Lee, with 1,200 attendees and 140,000 passersby.

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John John Kennedy at Mass After Assassination

The article recounts John F Kennedy Jr. and Caroline Kennedy's experiences after their father’s assassination. John-John and Caroline, in sky blue coats, accompany Jacqueline Kennedy to public Mass, with Secret Service escort and mourners outside. Mrs Kennedy leads them through the capitol to the church, where Cardinal Austin Patented officiates.

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Births Noted at West Texas Hospitals and Local Clinics

A series of birth notices records newborns at West Texas Hospital and nearby clinics. Entries name parents such as Mr. and Mrs. Joe Edwin Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Elton Beard, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dale Bryan, and others, with details on baby weights from 5 pounds 1 ounce to 7 pounds, times, and places. Fathers’ occupations include carpenter, farmer, bank employee, Army, and utility work.

Air Joe Edwin Bailey Mosglay West Texas Hospital National Laboratories Joe Dale Bryan First National Bank Harold Hines 48Th Method Int Army Fort Deving Mars Wille Cox E. Ay Menaiee Hospital South Pining Electric Co-Operative, “Inc Eldon Hobbs 45Th St Methodist Hospital Caprock Business Ernesto Cantu Brotiay Ual Texas Tech Bobby Mack Red Bud Lot & Daughier Antonio Alvarado Taher Rer Lonnie Joe Parker James D. Guibert Brown Welch West ‘Texas Hospital Fenner ‘Tubbs J. C. Florence Porter Suale Hospital Utilities Department City of Lubbock Abel Lomas Porter ‘Uale Hospital Supreme Beet Co

Cathedral Arrival Marks Mourning End for John John and Caroline

In a tense procession past St. Matthew's, a prisoner ride ends as John John and Caroline join their mother. The boy, bewildered, calms when his mother speaks, while Richard Cardinal Cushing of Boston waits at the cathedral steps, his presence a somber, stabilizing moment in a day filled with weary, divided talk about the day’s events.

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Schools vote for bonds and new tennis courts in Lubbock area

The dispatch outlines a planned school bond measure affecting eleven schools and eight tennis courts at Dunbar and nearby junior high campuses. It notes historically low bond vote turnout, with modest numbers recently around 1,900, while quoting officials on policy shifts and the national concerns tied to education funding. The piece blends public school planning with references to presidental events and local civic details, including polling places and school names in Lubbock.

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Ruby to Plead Temporary Insanity in Oswald Slaying

Dallas report says Jack Ruby, in prison garb, will plead temporary insanity for fatally shooting Lee Harvey Oswald. Attorney Tom Howard quoted Ruby saying he acted on impulse after witnessing Oswald’s smiling defiance and imagining Communist plots. District Attorney Henry Wade vows pursuit of the death penalty.

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Sentimental visit links Truman Eisenhower after funeral

Former President Dwight D Eisenhower and former President Harry S Truman met at Blair House for about thirty minutes after President Kennedy's funeral a U S official described the visit as very sentimental. The two leaders rode in the same car during the funeral procession. Truman then headed to Kansas City and Mrs Eisenhower kissed him goodbye. A separate Lamesa drive fundraiser for muscular dystrophy organized by three fire teams starts at 8 a m with wheelbarrows moved for each 25 cent contribution.

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Youth dies after ambulance crash at Campbell Funeral Home

A youth died while being prepared for surgery after injuries from a Campbell Funeral Home ambulance incident. Hospital attendants reported chest injuries. Funeral arrangements were pending at Campbell Funeral Home late Monday.

Campbell Funeral Home

Oswald Buried in Fort Worth Cemetery Amid Tight Guards

Oswald was laid to rest in Rose Hill Cemetery Fort Worth with uniformed police surrounding the grounds and newsmen restricted to credentials. Rev Louis Saunders conducted a brief service as the family, Secret Service, and Miller Funeral Home staff oversaw the burial amid questions about the legality and publicity of the event.

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