Day of Mourning for Robert Kennedy Declared
Washington President declares a national day of mourning for Senator Robert Kennedy. He praises Kennedy as a symbol of decency, peace, and service, noting his belief in youth excellence and dignity for old and poor. Mrs. Kennedy and Mrs. Johnson join in extending sympathy to Kennedy family.
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Robert Kennedy
Horth
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Inss
Johnson
John F. Kener
Kenedy
John
Robert
R. Sargent Shriver
Churchmen Link Violence To Decline Of Values
New York AP reports religious leaders warn the nation’s cynicism and depersonalized entertainment fuel violence. They cite social fragmentation, militarism, and easier access to weapons as factors. Clergy urge channeling change through sharper moral discipline and disarmed culture.
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Abraham Heschel
Avery Dulles
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Wood
Stork College
Maryland
Kennedy Promises Open Car Ride Despite Risks
In a stark campaign interview, Robert Kennedy weighs the dangers of crowds and security after his brother’s assassination. He defends open cars, downplays fear, and cites plans to travel visibly to reassure supporters while acknowledging peril and the heavy guard.
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Ime
Wwe Owas
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John
Kennedy
Robby Kennedy
FBI
Bill Barry
Barry
Kennedy Women: Ethel Kennedy's Silent Strength
An account of Ethel Kennedy beside her husband Robert after his shooting, portraying her steadiness amid chaos, the Kennedy family’s public heartbreak, and the swift mobilization of kin from Hyannis to California. It notes Rose Kennedy’s early-morning mass routine and the clan gathering as Bobby's condition worsened, with references to accompanying family and public attention.
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Robert Kennedy
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Hyannis
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Fifth Avenue
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Ines
London
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Lee Bouvier Radziwill
Jacke Kenedy
Bobby
California
Jean Smith
Peter Lawford
Ariington
Kennedy Gravesite Overlooks Capital
Kennedy grave site rests near Arlington National Cemetery with the Lincoln Memorial across the Potomac. The article recalls the 1963 burial procession from the Capitol to Arlington, noting the eternal flame and markers for fallen soldiers. It mentions the route past the Capitol, Union Station, and the Tomb of the Unknowns.
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Robert E. Lee
John A! Kennedy
Pacviekt Uouvier Kennedy
Ruby Girl Kenedy
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Kennedy
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Burian
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Arabs react as Kennedy assassin linked to Jordanian
Beirut reports the Arab world reacts with regret and disbelief as the Kennedy assassination is linked to a Jordanian suspect, sparking debate on American pro Israel policy and anti Arab sentiment. Readers note varied beliefs of a Zionist plot and worry over U S political repercussions.
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