Nation Mourns as Nation Delays Business Operations
Across the United States, businesses suspend activity and offices close in tribute to President Kennedy. West Coast ports halt operations, New York venues cancel events, state capitols observe a 21 gun salute at noon and 50 at sundown, and many industries shut for funeral observances.
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Ruby Killing of Oswald Sparks Moral Debate Across Nation
Millions react to Oswald’s death after Ruby murder in Malas Texas and Albany New York. Clergy condemn the act as a breach of ethics while some cheer the killing. Public opinion cites innocence until proven guilty and laments the disruption of due process. Duke doctor Dr Edwin Hamblen dies at 63 after a heart attack.
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Todays 3 John-John Kennedy’s early life in the White House
Thanksgiving birth made headlines as his father prepared to be President. John Jr. grew up largely private with sister Caroline and became a familiar figure at the White House. He once shouted for Kennedy on the balcony and called out Gromyko when the Soviet minister entered.
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Grieving Nation Bids Its Martyr Chief Farewell
A global gathering of 63 countries and 26 heads of state filled the funeral farewell for the late President. Notables included Charles de Gaulle in uniform, Prince Philip, Queen Frederika, and U S officials. Mrs Kennedy and Mrs Lawford moved among dignitaries as the flag covered casket entered. Footfall at the Capitol saw 240,000 people pass the bier.
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LBJ Leads Mourners and Works Amid Kennedy Tragedy
President Johnson moved from the White House to St Matthew’s Cathedral for a requiem mass and joined leaders from 53 countries in paying tribute to John F Kennedy. Jacqueline Kennedy and the Kennedy family led the march, while Johnson conferred with officials on foreign policy and held discussions with Democratic and Republican leaders. The day featured solemn processions, the Marine Band dirge, and calls for national unity after the assassination.
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Leaders from the United States and around the world converge for John F Kennedy's funeral. Charles de Gaulle, Nikita Khrushchev emissaries, and royal figures arrive amid security teams and solemn processions to Arlington National Cemetery.
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