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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Nov 25, 1963

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Dallas Map Said to Trace Kennedy Shooting Path

Dallas authorities report a Lee Harvey Oswald room map marked with downtown intersections and a line from the Texas School Book Depository to Elm Street, tracing a sniper route. Fingerprints on a foreign rifle and Oswald’s death by Jack Ruby are noted as key facts in the Kennedy case.

Dallas Tex Henry Wade John F. Kennedy Lee Harvey Oswald Wade Oswald Jack Ruby Kennedy Houston Eln Dallas Morning News FSI Secret Service Texas School Book Depository Elm Street Gov John) Connally Mexico City Septem Ber Excelsior Ruby Eva Grant Jackie Jacqueline Kennedy Texas John Connally

Mourn Death in Texas Honor JFK Before Washington Funeral

In Austin hundreds gathered outside the Texas Capitol to pay tribute to President Kennedy an hour before the Washington funeral. Judge Morrison condemned extremism in Texas and urged citizens to emulate Kennedy’s example as veterans groups led a memorial ceremony facing Congress Avenue.

Austin Tex Texas Kennedy Washington W. A. Morrison Court of Criminal Appeals Lone Star Dallas Austin Veterans Memorial Committee Congress Avenue

Frederick Observes Kennedy Death with Quiet Tributes

Frederick residents flocked to churches and public spaces to honor President John F. Kennedy. Masses and services were held across faiths, bells rang at 11, and businesses closed or opened late as the community reflected on his legacy and public service.

St John’s Catholic Frederick John F. Kennedy Mr. Kennedy Kennedy News-Post Calvary Methodist Church Ralph M. Sharpe Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ Paul L. Althouse Beth Sholom Synagogue Mt. Airy Vindobona Braddock Heights United Presbyterian Church W. Merval Weaver Evangelical Lutheran Church Mt. St. Mary’s College Emmitsburg Hood College Coffman Chapel Doubs Walkersville

Cuban Exiles Honor Kennedy With Floral Tribute in Miami

Cuban exiles gathered at the Torch of Friendship in Miami to place thousands of flowers before a picture of President Kennedy. The spontaneous tribute began Sunday, symbolizing friendship between Miamians and Latin Americans as a lone flower grew into a large floral offering.

Miami Fla John F. Kennedy Kennedy Benneath

Connally Improving After Kennedy Assassination

Gov John Connally regained enough strength to walk in his Parkland Hospital room as Mrs Connally spoke to reporters. She said he is out of danger and he asked her to tell Texans and the nation that he will be all right while expressing sorrow over the tragedy.

Frederick City Kennedy Camp David Catoctin Mountains Kennedys Woodlands Frederick North Market Street City Hall United States Woodrow Wilson Harry Truman Franklin Roosevelt Truman Stuart Symington Missouri Symington Dallas Tex Texas John Connally

Nation bids farewell to slain president with world leaders

A sorrowing nation and 53 countries join Mrs. Kennedy in honoring John F. Kennedy. Lyndon B. Johnson and Lady Bird follow as Jacqueline Kennedy leads the funeral procession from the White House to St. Matthew's Cathedral for a requiem Mass. The vast view includes 26 heads of state and notable figures, with Cardinal Cushing officiating and de Gaulle prominent among foreign leaders. The event concludes with a procession to Arlington National Cemetery and a final tribute.

Washington John John F. Kennedy Robert F. Kennedy Edward M. Kennedy Pannshess Kennedy Charles de Gaulle France Prince Philip Britain Elizabeth Frederika Greece US Supreme Court Cabinet Federal White House Black Watch Capitol St. Matthew's Cathedral Marine Richard Cardinal Cushing Boston Matthew the Evangelist Apostle Catafalque Jacqueline Kennedy Senhower Senate Mike Mansfield Everett M. Dirksen Congress Arlington National Cemetery Abraham Lincoln Lyndon B. Johnson Prince Phillip Alec Douglas Ludwig Erhard West Germany St. Matthew’s

Kennedy Family Mourns JFK Assassination Loss

In Hyannis Port former Ambassador Joseph P. Kennedy grieves his son John F. Kennedy after his assassination. Despite health, Kennedy remains at home as the nation pays its final tribute. Lyndon B. Johnson’s family joins the funeral procession behind Jacqueline Kennedy in a rare public appearance.

Hyannis Port Mass Joseph P. Kennedy Kennedy Washington John F. Kennedy Ann Gargan John Cavanaugh Notre Dame University Frank Saunders Russell S. Boles Boston

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