U S Agent and Police Officer Shot in Dallas
A Secret Service agent and a Dallas police officer were shot today near the area of President Kennedy's assassination. Dallas police arrested 24 year old Lee H. Oswald in connection with the officer's slaying and were interrogating him regarding Kennedy's death. Oswald was pulled screaming from the Texas Theater in Oak Cliff, brandishing a pistol before officers seized it after a scuffle.
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Weather brief for tonight and Saturday
Area clear and warmer tonight and Saturday. Deserts clear and warmer with a high near 70. Mount Adams clear with a low around 30. Winds light.
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Johnson Sworn In on Plane
Lyndon B Johnson is sworn in as President of the United States aboard a plane at about 1 38 p m. The oath is administered.
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Five Threats Made in Past to Kill JFK
A set of historical threats against President Kennedy includes a 1960 arrest of a 73 year old man with dynamite in his car threatening to detonate a bomb to kill the president. a 1962 jail inmate threatening on the presidential plane. a 1962 New York inquiry about anger toward a woman. a 1982 phone warning of Kennedy’s Boston visit. and a 1961 Phoenix high school student plotting assassination during a Kennedy visit.
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Shocked Senators Adjourn After Kennedy Shooting
The Senate adjourned to noon Monday after a prayer by the chaplain following news that President Kennedy had been shot in Dallas. Senator Edward M Kennedy presided. Attorney General Robert F Kennedy, another brother, was informed and remained at Kennedy residence as White House activity halted.
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Tex Gov Also Shot by Dallas Sniper
President John F. Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas as his motorcade passed through downtown. He died about 1 p.m. at Parkland Hospital from a bullet wound to the head. Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson, riding two cars behind, assumed the presidency. Kilduff said Johnson was not hit.
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New York Markets Close Early After Kennedy Assassination
The New York Stock Exchange ended trading at 2 10 p m as police hunted a white male suspect after President Kennedy was shot. Governor Connally and First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy were at the scene, with Connally wounded and Kennedy later pronounced dead. Hospital transfusion efforts and last rites followed.
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Connally Undergoes Surgery for Chest Wound
Texas governor John Connally underwent operation for a gunshot wound to the chest and remained in serious condition though vital signs were reported as good. Reports say he was not out of the woods. The piece notes ongoing coverage and additional details continued on later pages.
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Johnson Not Wounded, Wife Says
Mrs Lyndon Johnson told reporters after a visit to J Edgar Hoover that President Kennedy is fine and not wounded. She said Hoover activated an FBI investigation into the Dallas shooting and that Vice President Johnson is in good condition. Source notes indicate ongoing federal action.
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Beach Combing and Page References Listed
A reader can locate features by page: Hal Boyle on C-4, Bridge on B-6, Classifieds C-3 to C-14, Comics C-2, Crossword C-7, Death Notices B-2, Editorial C-10, Financial B-3, Shipping C-7, Sports C-1 to C-6, Theaters C-8, TV Radio C-12, Tides Temperatures C-7, Vital Statistics C-3, Bob Wells C-11, Women B-6 and B-7.
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