Bobby Kennedy Comes Home to Capitol He Loved
Robert Kennedy returns to Washington amid national shrines and mourners. His cortege passes the Capitol, the Justice Department, and Arlington National Cemetery to a simple graveside service near John F. Kennedy's memorial site. Flags, dignitaries, and foreign officials attend a somber commemoration of the late senator and former attorney general.
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JFK
Arlington
Robert J. Taylor Washington
UPI
Robert Francis Kennedy
Arlington National Cemetery
Potomac River
Virginia
Union Station
Capitol Hill
Senate
Constitution Avenue
Washington Monument
Lincoln Memorial
National Archives
Justice Department
United States
White House
George Washington
Memorial Bridge
John F. Kennedy
Custis-Lee
Brother John
Kennedy
Washington
Ethel
St. Patrick's Cathedral
New York
Robert Kennedy
John Kennedy
President Kennedy
Washington National Cathedral
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
America
U.S
RFK Declared Legally Dead Hours Before Heart Stopped
Boston neurosurgeon Dr James L Poppen stated Kennedy’s brain waves stopped at 6 30 p m Wednesday about 18 hours after the shooting and he was legally and medically dead then. He warned even if Kennedy had survived his faculties would not have endured or led a normal life with paralysis and a Parkinsons like facial disorder.
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Boston
UPI
Robert F. Kennedy
James L. Popen
Kennedy
Poppen
Lahey Clinic
Pentwater High School Commencement Week Events
Pentwater High School marks a week of ceremonies for 40 graduates starting Sunday with a baccalaureate at 8 p.m. in the gym led by Rev. Daniel H. Meyer. Wednesday features graduation at 8 p.m. with speaker William H. Ducker of Birmingham. Valedictorian honors go to Mike Mullen and Colleen Stewart. Choir and band provide music, diplomas awarded by James March, and an awards program precedes the event.
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Pentwater High School
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M. James Hoogterp
St. Vincent’s Catholic Church
Warren E. Jackson
James March
Pentwater Board of Education
Woman's Literary Club
Weather Fluctuations Hit Michigan Storms
United Press International reports a deadly chase amid a strong storm in Flint where a young girl died while fleeing rain and lightning. A tornado briefly touched down near Cass City as a line of storms moved through the region.
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United Press International
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Thun
Huron
Sanilac
Tuscola
Michigan
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Big Rapids
Detroit
Bay City
Saginaw
Traverse City
No Connection Between Typewriter Smuggling and Sirhan Case
A 25 year old woman was arrested in Los Angeles after hiding three pistols in a typewriter to aid Jay A Bayer, jailed for petty theft. Sheriff’s spokesman denied any link to Sirhan Sirhan. The report also notes unrelated weather and local incidents including heat in Detroit and a fatality from a thunderstorm near Flint.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Sirhan Sirhan
Robert F. Kennedy
Sirhan
Sheriff's Office
Edith Grant
Jay A. Bayer
Bayer
Woman Heart Transplant Recipient Dies Friday
Esther Matthews, a 41 year old Negro housewife, died on the operating table an hour and a half after receiving a donor heart at Parkland Memorial Hospital in Dallas. The 21st world heart transplant attempt and fifth in Texas ended in failure despite the heart initially restarting and beating normally for about 90 minutes.
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Bruce Meyer
Texas
Houston
Paris
London
Cape Town
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Watts Webb
Watts
Scorpion Likely Struck Undersea Mountain Sinking
Navy court of inquiry in Norfolk cites growing conviction that the nuclear submarine Scorpion sank after colliding with an undersea mountain south of the Azores. Witnesses say minor mechanical faults existed but did not threaten seaworthiness. Scorpion was on a secret off course mission during its last transmission.
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Norfolk, Va
UPS
Navy
Atlantic
Wallace Greene
Submarine Division 62
Scorpion
Azores
Norfolk
Greene
Gub
Viet Cong Shell Saigon for Eighth Day
Saigon faced its eighth straight shelling as Viet Cong rockets and mortars struck before dawn. South Vietnamese officials reported 22 projectiles, two dead and 12 wounded, raising overall casualties to 51 killed and 151 wounded as peace talks in Paris loom.
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UPS
North Vietnam
United States
Paris
Eddington Trial Begins Monday
The first degree murder trial of William Eddington Jr. of Saginaw, postponed previously, is rescheduled to begin Monday at 9 a.m. in Mason County circuit court with Judge Hazen Armstrong presiding.
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William Eddington Jr
Saginaw
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Mason County Circuit Court
Hazen R. Armstrong
Harry Clark
Mason County Medical Society
Albert Paulus
Memorial Hospital
Memorial Hospital of
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