Senators React To Dallas Shooting Silence Follows NATIONWIDE Shock
The Dallas shooting stunned White House aides and government workers as news spread across the capital. Chief Justice Warren and the Supreme Court were in conference when the news arrived. Senators Morse and Prouty ensured emergency actions and moved to expedite a bill as prayers and a nation mourned.
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Earl Warren
Supreme Court
Warren
Kennedy
White House
Morse
Senate
Prouty
Frederick Brown Harris
Sen
Chamber
Mansfield
Sen.j
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Adantees
Dirk Lov
Comsen
Winston L. Prouty
R-Vt
Oh No Words Repeated in Los Angeles Lips News
Residents in Long Beach react to Kennedy news triggering shock and confusion. Rosa Elliott and Msgr Bernard Dolan comment on the surreal spread of rumors as crowds listen to radios and watch television at St. Anthony's. Authorities warn against misreporting.
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L.A
Long Beach
Rosa Elliott
Joe Denmark
Cease Eeppeeen
Kennedy
Denmark
Msgr
Bernard Dolan
St. Anthony’s
Catholic Church
Black Day as Kennedy Assassination Shock Hits Nation
Rep Hanna calls the Kennedy death a black day while lamenting the nation’s fear and hate. The report notes reactions from U S figures, warnings of extremism, and calls for unity and vigilance as investigations unfold.
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Rep
Hanna
Richard Halina
U-Fullerton
Hanna Adde
Dallas Echoes of Confederate Flag and Riots Amid National Tragedy
The report links Dallas amid extremist activity to a Confederate flag display and clashes with pickets. It notes public figures and groups, including Walker and de la Beckwith, reacting to violence and political tension following the assassination, with mentions of masking ideologies, riots, and rising far right groups in Texas.
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Sherm Williams
Evers
Mississippi
Kennedy
NAACP
United States
Texas
Anne
Tany
Bush
de la Beckwith
Ofj
Ps Pohiel Mian Tanantle Wallean Masel
Male Biel
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LGW
U.S
Tolla
Dallas
United Nations
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Texas City
Walker
Chet Hollifield
Edwin A
Montebello
Myj
Mrallasder
City flags ordered half mast after president's death
City officials including City Manager John R. Map and Mayor Edwin A. Wade ordered all municipal flags to fly at half mast. Fire departments and city buildings were notified to lower colors as city officials coordinate a period of national mourning and a possible postponement of public social events.
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John R. Mapset
Fire Department
Edwin A. Wade
Jrerind
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