25 Nov 1963
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1963
Page
1
The excerpt cites President Kennedy's 1961 inaugural line asking what individuals can do for their country and a Mansfield 1963 eulogy line describing a ring placed in hands and a life given in service.
President Johnson led mourners in paying last respects to John Fitzgerald Kennedy. The new Chief Executive, standing straight despite sadness, joined millions worldwide in honoring the slain president as he returned to work.
Private services will be held in East Palestine Ohio for Jimmy W. Dodds 35 and his mother Esther Dodds 56 victims of a private plane crash in Chautauqua County New York. Dodds owned Dodds Coal Co. Interment in Glenview Cemetery. Remaining readable: Johnson presidency actions and early day activities.
Dallas reports the death of Lee Harvey Oswald by gunshot as Jack Ruby shoots him amid the Kennedy case. Police and prosecutors react as Ruby faces murder charges and the possibility of the death penalty. Oswald dies at Parkland Hospital two days after Kennedy’s assassination. no confession emerges.
The assassinated President John F Kennedy was given last rites at St Matthew's Cathedral by Cardinal Cushing as millions mourned. The service drew leaders such as Eisenhower Truman de Gaulle and de Valera with Jacqueline Kennedy and Robert Kennedy in attendance. The cortege then moved to Arlington National Cemetery for interment among World War II heroes.
Mostly sunny and warmer in western Pennsylvania with a high near 40s to 47. Tonight will be partly cloudy and a bit cooler with a low around 25 to 30. Tuesday brings considerable cloudiness and a few showers with little temperature change.
Death records list Mrs. Mabel J. Biersmith 1620 Pulaski Road Fred G. Clare 68 Aliquip PA James E. Dunlevy 63 New Wilmington Frank D. Taylor Beaver Joseph A. Palmeri 71 216 Montgomery Ave Mrs. William A. Strumater 80 118 E Grant St Mrs. Charles H. Houk 84 643 E Washington St Jimmy W. Dodds 35 East Palestine Esther Dodds 56 New Galilee RD 1 Carolyn Mae McKnight 21 Wampum RD 2
Arlington VA burial scene recalls John F Kennedy resting place at Arlington National Cemetery. The final resting site sits on a grassy slope near other fallen leaders and war heroes. White headstones line the hillside in orderly rows as the nation honors its 35th president.
Nearly 700 Protestants Catholics and Jews attended a first united community service at First Presbyterian Church New Castle in memory of John Fitzgerald Kennedy. Leaders from each faith spoke urging unity and honoring a president described as a friend of humanity and servant of country.
New Castle observes a mourning day as businesses, offices, schools, and government leaders pause to honor John Stores killed Friday by an assassin. Communities across the city and country join in memorial tributes and prayers.
Dallas patrolman J. D. Tippitt, 39, husband and father of three, will be buried at Laurel Land Memorial Park after services at Beckley Hills Baptist Church. Tippitt was shot twice shortly after President Kennedy was assassinated. Lee Harvey Oswald is named as the shooter. Tippitt earned 490 dollars a month. widow to receive 225 dollars monthly from the police retirement fund amid donations pouring in for Allan 14, Brenda 10, and Curtis 4.
The box at Ellwood City police station will accept gifts for a Dallas police officer killed in the line of duty. The page notes current union leadership at National Plumbing Fixtures Corp. with John F. Wright Jr. remaining president after his dismissal.
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