Burial in Arlington as Nation Mourns Kennedy
Sen Robert F Kennedy died after being wounded at the Ambassador Hotel Los Angeles. The 42 year old candidate for President will be buried Saturday in Arlington National Cemetery near his brother John. His body to be flown to New York for services with a Requiem Mass in St Patrick's Cathedral to follow.
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Johnson forms panel to study violence causes
Washington AP reports President Johnson names a blue ribbon 10 member commission to examine root causes of violence and assassination after the shooting of Senator Robert F. Kennedy in Los Angeles. He urges medical and social scientists to help prevent further violence and protect public figures.
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House Appears In Mood For Action On Gun Bill
The House seems ready to pass a bill banning interstate mail order sales of pistols, echoing late Sen. Robert F. Kennedy’s push. Kennedy and his brother sought broader bans on rifles and shotguns, but the Senate did not. NRA critics cited the Los Angeles shooting as impetus, while gunmen violated laws. Kennedy died amid family present, with details on his widow and children.
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LBJ Proclaims Sunday National Day of Mourning
President Johnson called for a national day of mourning after the assassination of Senator Robert F. Kennedy. He ordered half mast flags at federal buildings until Kennedy's burial as leaders across states joined in grief and vows to uphold unity and justice.
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Sirhan Sirhan Story Revealed in News Notes
A compact clippings page summarizes Sirhan Sirhan narratives with reference to his father speaking out and RFK related items. It highlights Kennedy medical report and the Secret Service plans for candidate protection amid evolving national outlook and foreign reaction to RFK’s death.
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Weekend Warmth Ahead With Sunny Skies
The forecast calls for sunny and warm weather today and Friday with highs in the 80s and low 90s. Tonight will be clear and mild with lows in the 60s and low 70s. Yesterday's high was 85 degrees while this morning's low stood at 60.
Toronto Police Boost Protection for National Party Leaders
Metropolitan police announced added protection for leaders of Canada's three national political parties campaigning in Toronto ahead of the June 25 elections. The measure follows the shooting of Senator Robert F. Kennedy in Los Angeles.
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Saigon Fighting Flare Resumes After Cholon Cleared
In Saigon new clashes erupted as Viet Cong guerrillas slipped from Cholon, despite claims of clearing the Chinese district after seven days of street fighting. Government tanks blasted a building near a church as Marines and police swept Gia Dinh to trap withdrawing enemy units. US casualty figures showed a weekly high of 438 killed and 3,870 wounded, while nightly rocket barrages killed six civilians and wounded six.
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Search Continues For Lost Scorpion Submarine
Navy leaders stated the nuclear powered submarine Scorpion and her 99 crewmen are presumed lost. An ongoing ten day search westward from Norfolk toward the Azores failed to locate any trace. A court of inquiry heard that the sub deviated from its route and last communicated on May 21.
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