Robert Kennedy dies after assassination in Los Angeles
Autopsy conducted by Thomas Noguchi and three East Coast pathologists confirms Kennedy death after a June 5 1968 shooting. Frank Mankiewicz and Pierre Salinger announce the senator died at 1 44 a m. burial plans include Arlington National Cemetery with a national day of mourning declared.
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Kennedy Says RFK Feared Imminent Death Attempt
French author Romain Gary quoted Senator Robert F Kennedy as saying there would be an assassination attempt sooner or later. Kennedy spoke in Los Angeles at John Frankenheimer's home with aides and notable guests present. Lettuce movement resumed as packinghouse workers ended a four day strike reducing rail shipments.
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Kennedy Family Mourns as RFK Dies in Los Angeles
Hyannis Port Mass. Mrs Rose Kennedy learns of the assassination of her son Robert F Kennedy as she attends a High Mass for the slain senator. Edward Kennedy and Stephen Smith are with Robert at his death, while the family informs their ailing father Joseph Kennedy.
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Johnson Names Panel to Probe Violence
President Johnson announced a panel to investigate recent violence linking lawlessness and hatred to political assassinations. He urged Americans to avoid despair, noting that millions did not commit the Kennedy or King killings, while warning that extremism and contempt for law could threaten the nation.
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Three Sentenced in Counterfeit Scheme in California
Lawrence A. Anthony of San Francisco received three years in prison for attempting to sell 789000 dollars in counterfeit bills. James A. Steel of Healdsburg got two years for involvement, while Keith Buell Jr. of Oakland received one month for providing funds. Alvin Y. Smith of Los Angeles was caught with 600000 in bogus bills.
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Air Force Academy Graduates 603 at 10th Commencement
The Air Force Academy conferred commissions on 603 lieutenants at its 10th commencement ceremony. Sixty five percent of graduates will enter pilot training. Richard G. Ewers of Tustin, California, was commissioned as a Marine lieutenant, the only graduate not joining the Air Force. His father Norman G. Ewers serves in the Marine Island unit in South Carolina.
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