Nation Honors Memory Of John F Kennedy Across U S
Americans from all walks of life gather to honor John F Kennedy on the first anniversary of his assassination. President Johnson urges a national rededication as memorial services led by church leaders, politicians, and diverse faith groups unfold across cities including Boston Dallas New York Lexington and Chicago.
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United Press International
Washington
UPI
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Dallas
Johnson
Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
St. Matthew’s
Erik Jonsson
Jonsson
New York
Robert F. Wagner
John Kennedy
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Boston
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Brookline
Mass
Samuel Eliot Morison
St. Brigid’s Church
Lexington
Chicago
Holy Name
Voice of the
Joseph P. Kennedy Jr. School
Jesus
Christ Jesus
Christian Missionary Alliance
E. Main St
Norwalk
Ohio
C. H. Pearce
Widow Plans A Quiet Weekend After Assassination Anniversary
Mrs. John F. Kennedy will skip memorial services on the first anniversary of the Dallas assassination. She will spend the weekend with family in New York and at a Long Island home. John Jr. turns four next Wednesday and Caroline seven Friday. both have birthdays next week.
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UPI
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Dallas
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Goldfinger
Joseph Meehan
Johnson's First Year Ends in a Strong Presidency
One year after Kennedy's assassination Lyndon Johnson ends his first year as president amid triumph and steady leadership. He won 47 of 51 Kennedy measures while launching the Great Society and a war on poverty. Johnson signed Civil Rights laws, pushed tax cuts, and faced a pivotal foreign policy moment with North Vietnam bombings.
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Thanksgiving reflection and auto service pitch at Fisher's Garage
A devotional Thanksgiving reminder ends with an offer from Fisher's Garage to check vehicles and fulfill customer wishes. The ad highlights faith, home, freedom, and gratitude, urging readers to bring cars in for a thorough inspection.
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Fisher
Top Journalist Roy Howard Dies at 81
New York UPI reports Roy Wilson Howard, a giant of 20th century journalism, died Friday night at 81 after a heart attack in his Park Avenue office. He led 17 Scripps-Howard papers, built United Press, and led the New York World Telegram and Sun before retiring in 1960. President Johnson mourned his passing as a legend in journalism.
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UPI
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Scripps-Howard
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New York World- Telegram
Sun
Park Avenue
Doctors Hospital
Texas
Mims Thomason
United Press International
Congo Crisis Advances Toward Stanleyville
Government troops push toward Stanleyville as Belgian paratroops stand by to rescue white hostages. Clash at Kindu noted with few casualties. Tshombe warns against Belgian involvement. U.S. diplomacy seeks Nairobi talks for release of 1,000 white captives including Dr. Paul Carlson. 800 Belgian paratroopers deployed to Ascension Island for potential use.
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Kenya
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U.S
Stanleyville
Belgium
Ascension Island
South Atlantic
Navy Flier Escapes Communist Laos After Shoot Down
Lt. Cmdr. Charles F. Klusmann was shot down on June 6, held 83 days by Pathet Lao, and escaped via Laos reaching friendly lines on September 1. He walked through leech-infested fields, was found by an American aircraft, and his captors’ coercive interrogation was omitted from the release.
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UPI
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Navy
Pathet Lao
Laos
Charles F. Klusmann
Klusmann
Life At Stake As UPI Reports Congo Hostage Crisis
Washington reports five days of tense long range radio efforts to save missionary Dr. Paul Carlson from a death sentence in Stanleyville Congo. The struggle also involves 29 American and hundreds of European captives held by the rebel regime, with several Americans in rebel held areas outside Stanleyville. State Department talks with the Peoples Republic of the Congo rebels have been cumbersome as U.S. Consul Michael Hoyt and staff remain under house arrest.
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UPI
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Congo
Stanleyville
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