Kennedy Top Newsmaker Of 1963 Continues In Review
The Associated Press poll lists Linus Pauling, Keith Funston, James Hoffa, Pope John XXIII, Sandy Koufax, Elizabeth Taylor, Robert Frost, and Jacqueline Kennedy as top newsmakers of 1963. It notes France’s veto of UK entry to the Common Market, a French‑German cooperation treaty, and other major events and honors.
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Mrs Kennedy Faces Tragedy After Diagonal Car Crash
In a tense sequence Patrick Bouvier Kennedy was born and baptized amid turmoil. Mrs Kennedy, beleaguered by the deadly crash, stayed by her husband in the car. She temporarily stepped back from duties but returned to her role as White House hostess amid national mourning and ongoing investigations.
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