Wall of Honor at Kennedy Funeral Draws World Leaders
A vast crowd in Washington watched the Kennedy funeral procession from Capitol to St. Matthew's Cathedral. Mrs Kennedy and Robert Kennedy led mourners as Prime Minister De Gaulle and President Johnson joined foreign leaders in the solemn ceremony. The 21 gun salutes and taps marked the passage of the slain president to Arlington as dignitaries, family, and countless mourners paid their respects.
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Iraq to Maintain Syria Arms Union
In Baghdad on Monday night defense Minister Hardan Takfitt announced Iraq will keep the military union with Syria. The Syrian brigade fighting alongside Iraqi forces against rebellious tribesmen since October will not be pulled out. The pact, forged under Baath rule, aimed at deeper military cooperation as a first step toward merger.
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Ruby Indicted as Murderer Ehrlich May Help Defense
Ruby Rubenstein alias Jack Ruby is indicted for the murder of Lee Harvey Oswald. Dallas attorney Tom Howard seeks habeas corpus to free Ruby on bond and urges delay of the murder trial, while Jake Ehrlich, famed criminal lawyer, offers to consider joining the defense. Ruby, 52, described as a social contrast, appears in good spirits during questioning as prosecutors prepare for trial.
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Johnsons in No Hurry to Move to White House
Washington reports Lyndon Johnson says the Johnsons will not move into the White House until Jacqueline Kennedy can complete arrangements after her husband’s assassination. Mrs Kennedy remains secluded at the White House as legal and ceremonial duties unfold, with Mrs Johnson preparing for First Lady duties and coordinating with Mrs Kennedy on transition details.
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Proud Johnson Humbled Lets Back Jack for Second
A profile of Lyndon Baines Johnson as he accepts second place with Kennedy and previews his future role. The piece traces Johnsons career, work ethic, energy, and focus, noting his long days, staff box score, and sharp memory. It contrasts his public power with personal kindness and ends with a tease of upcoming coverage.
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Goldwater White House Ambitions Clouded by Kennedy Death
Republican leaders weigh how Lyndon Johnson and Kennedy's passing will shift 1964 politics. Senator Goldwater cautions timing while Senate Republicans, including Scott and Saltonstall, call for political restraint during mourning. Miller postpones GOP meeting and seeks unity as Johnson faces transition.
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Kennedy Funeral Reverberates Across Nation
Americans mourned as John F Kennedy's funeral dominated news. Airports, railroads and stock markets paused. Bells tolled in Honesdale and Norfolk, while in Washington and Dallas the man’s burial drew mass participation and solemn rituals.
Retired Judge Albert McGee Dies at 70 in Atlantic City
Albert F. McGee 70, former president of the New Jersey Bar Association, died Monday after a lengthy illness. He served as a judge and a U.S. commissioner.
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Kennedy Tyrant Death Sparks Walkout At Council Meeting
In Nashville a UPI report notes attorney Richard Ely of the Memphis Citizens Council told a White Citizens Council gathering that Kennedy died a tyrant's death. More than half of the 30 attendees walked out after his speech. An unidentified man condemned the talk as hate and warned against extremism.
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