Devoted Father Kennedy Lauded In National Memorial
Boston Archbishop Richard Cardinal Cushing led an ABC TV memorial Mass praising John Kennedy as husband and father while noting his devotion to family. He will preside at a Pontifical Requiem Mass in Washington. The cardinal praised the Kennedys as a great American family and urged public service continue.
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Kennedy Funeral Draws Global Leaders To Washington
World leaders and top officials from more than 100 foreign delegations, plus governors and city officials, gathered in Washington for President Kennedy's funeral. Notables included Charles de Gaulle, Haile Selassie, Baudouin, Luebke, Erhard, Ikeda, Macapagal, Inonu, Elizabeth II's envoy Prince Philip, Lester Pearson, Anastas Mikoyan, and Eamon De Valera. An Irish 30-man honor guard accompanies Kennedy's predecessors into the procession.
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Oswald Palm Print Tied to Kennedy Killing Evidence
Dallas District Attorney Henry Wade outlined an all‑inclusive case linking Lee Harvey Oswald to the Kennedy assassination. He cited a palm print on the rifle, matching serial numbers, a photo of Oswald with the rifle, and witnesses placing him on the sixth floor during the shooting.
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Johnson’s First Letters To Kennedy Children
Washington AP reports the new president Lyndon B Johnson wrote two letters to Caroline Kennedy and John F Kennedy Jr marking their father’s death and his own swift oath to office. The messages, sent after Johnson’s Texas trip and just hours after his swearing in, acknowledge the children’s young age and their need to understand what has happened.
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Mayfield to replace courthouse parking with lawn
Graves County Fiscal Court voted to plow up a 35 car asphalt lot in the courthouse yard and use it as part of the lawn. Judge Allen Clear said removal would add beauty to downtown and eliminate a traffic and fire hazard.
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Nigeria Donates Relief Funds for East Pakistani Cyclones
Nigeria contributed 10 000 pounds about 828 000 to the relief fund aiding victims of recent cyclones in East Pakistan. The donation was announced from Lagos by official sources in Abuja.
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Plant Closed At Frederick Coca Cola Bottling Plant
The Frederick Coca Cola Bottling Company will be closed all day today, with operations halted and staff released for the day. Local sources indicate no production or distribution activities will occur.
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Other Widow Remembered
Dallas police widow Marie Tippit mourns J. D. Tippit, slain after Kennedy’s assassination. The Times Herald memorial fund surpassed 2500 dollars as Tippit’s family, including three children, faces sudden hardship and neighbors offer support.
Oswald Murder Fallout Sparks National Probe and Public Uproar
After Oswald killed by police in a Dallas basement, authorities considered the case closed for Ruby’s murder charges. Johnson ordered a federal inquiry into Oswald’s slaying while Wade pressed for Ruby’s conviction and execution. Public reaction ranged from calls for due process to accusations of a coverup.
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Khrushchev's Wife Tears At Kennedy Tribute
Mrs Nina Khrushchev met President Kennedy at the American ambassador's residence in Moscow and signed the memorial book with tears in her eyes. She led a delegation and spoke with Ambassador Kohler about Vienna meetings before exiting with Mrs Kohler. Regular programming to resume Tuesday after days of Kennedy assassination coverage.
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Dallas mourns Oswald death as crowd reacts
In Dallas crowds reacted to Lee Harvey Oswald’s death with mixed views. Some cheered the shooting while others urged lawfulness and a fair trial for Kennedy’s assassin. Clergy and officials called for restraint and full disclosure, and local leaders urged the public record of the case.
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