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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1968

Page

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Kennedy eulogizes Robert F Kennedy at St Patrick’s Cathedral

Sen Edward M Kennedy eulogizes slain brother Robert F Kennedy as a man of strength and real love. President Johnson and many leaders attend the Catholic funeral mass at St Patrick’s Cathedral with music by Leonard Bernstein and the Gregorian choir ending the service.

New York Edward M. Kennedy Robert F. Kennedy Kennedy St. Patrick’s Cathedral Edward Kennedy Robert Kennedy John F. Kennedy Joseph J Terence J. Cooke Fifth Avenue Cooke America Sen. Kennedy Gustav Mahler Richard Cardinal Cushing Boston Sen Johnson

A Glance Inside No Hurry In A Horsecar Ride

Fifty years ago horsecars moved slowly through Middle town and were last operating in 1918. Wilfred Vorhis and George Crout recount the tale on page 27 while a California redwood controversy unfolds on page 28.

Middletown U.S Wilfred Vorhis George Crout America California

Weather Outlook For Area Hints More Humid Heat

The forecast calls for hot humid conditions with considerable cloudiness and highs in the mid to upper 80s. Monday is expected to be mostly fair, warm, and humid.

Kennedy Buried Beside John F Kennedy at Arlington

Sen Robert F Kennedy was laid to rest at Arlington National Cemetery near his brother John F Kennedy after a state funeral in New York and a cross country procession. VIPs including President Johnson and Vice President Humphrey attended the service as thousands gathered along the route from Union Station to Arlington. The short graveside rite featured military honors, prayers, and a final kiss from family members as the eternal flame flickered nearby.

Washington Robert F. Kennedy Kennedy Arlington National Cemetery New York Union Station John F. Kennedy Johnson Hubert H. Humphrey Dean Rusk House John McCormack Humphrey St. Patrick’s Cathedral Navy Edward Kennedy Kennedy Brothers Rose Kennedy Lincoln Memorial Arlington Memorial Bridge Richard Cardinal Cushing John Capitol Building Senate Office Robert Kennedy Justice Department Memorial Bridge Potomac River Arlington Heights John Kennedy Joseph Kennedy III Philip M. Hannon New Orleans Patrick Cardinal O'Boyle Glenn America the Beautiful

King Slaying Suspect Nabbed In London

James Earl Ray, the escaped convict charged in the slaying of Dr. King, was arrested in London en route to Brussels after checks matched his fingerprints. Scotland Yard and the FBI led a two month, multi nation manhunt, with extradition proceedings to begin.

King James Ray London Washington James Earl Ray Martin Luther King Jr Belgium FBI Scotland Yard Ray United States Canada Mexico Europe Justice Department Coretta King New York Robert F. Kennedy St. Patrick's J. Edgar Hoover Brussels Hoover Memphis Tenn Eric Starvo Galt Galt Missouri State Penitentiary Ramon George Sneyd Ottawa Lisbon Portugal Thomas Butler Flying Squad Sneyd Butler U.S Toronto Justice Department In the Name of Atty Ramsey Clark Jefferson City Royal Canadian Mounted Police RCMP England G- Men

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