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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1963
Page
16
A British Daily Mail cartoon lampoons President Johnson with Prime Minister Sir Alec Douglas-Home depicted as an Englishman. Douglas-Home wears a bright coat and a flashy shirt with initials A 7D HJ, captioned As I was saying to L.BJ.
SACRAMENTO UPI Gov Edmund Brown appointed Harold Furst 54 vice president of Bank of America to the Little Hoover Commission on California Government Organization and Economy Furst succeeds Eugene C Lee who resigned
Rain added gloom to the Kennedy family Memorial in Barnstable as Mrs. Jacquelin Kennedy, widow of President Kennedy, honored her son and a WWII casualty. Sen. Edward Kennedy joined with kin for the observance at the family compound, delaying plans for a larger gathering. Caroline and John Jr. traveled to Cape Cod to dine with the Kennedy elders and others, marking a low key reunion days after the Dallas assassination.
Washington dispatch reports candlelight memorial services were urged nationwide for December 22 as a spiritual monument to President John F Kennedy and a protest against hate. Governor Edmund G Brown of California and Charles P Taft of Ohio cochair America’s Conscience Fund, created by prominent citizens including Harry Truman and Sonny Liston to raise money for church repairs damaged in racial disorders.
Mrs. John F Kennedy asked architect John Carl Warnecke to design a tomb for her husband. Warnecke visited Kennedy's grave with Mrs Kennedy and Robert F Kennedy and said several possible designs would be considered. The Herald Tribune noted discussions of a broad plan including interfaith services across communities.
More than 200000 Americans paid respects at John F. Kennedy’s grave in Arlington National Cemetery on Thanksgiving Day. Mrs. Kennedy prayed at the tomb as thousands walked past a picket fence and the eternal light, while officials and relatives joined in tribute and wreaths. Traffic snarls and long lines marked the solemn observance amid a drab holiday backdrop.
Dorothy Mae Clark reports her husband Raymond Clark assaulted her following a dispute over world affairs and took the family turkey. She filed charges alleging assault with a deadly weapon.
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