Kennedy Rests With Eternal Flame at His Grave
President Kennedy lies at Arlington under an eternal flame as crowds gather in Washington for his funeral. Lyndon Johnson moves into the White House while foreign leaders pledge to return for talks. The nation mourns as a world of dignitaries attends the Capitol procession to St Matthew's Cathedral.
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Marsh Cancels Warren County Campaign Visits
Seventh District Congressman John C. Marsh Jr cancels planned visits to Reliance Riverton and Linden due to congressional business in the joint session hearing President Johnson. The visits will be rescheduled later. A March of Dimes organizational meeting is set for 7 30 tonight at the Lee Jackson Restaurant inviting past workers and interested persons. Temperatures are forecast to rise with a low around 40 and cloudiness tonight.
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Lee Harvey Oswald: a life of echoes before the gun
A profile of Lee Harvey Oswald tracing a troubled youth across New Orleans Fort Worth and New York. Readers learn of his rifle skills solitary temperament schooling fights and early exposure to Marxism before the Kennedy assassination.
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New York City
New Orleans
Beauregard
Oswald
Karl Marx
Ethel
Julius Rosenberg
Winter Hats and Pre Thanksgiving Sale At Modern Age Shoppe
Half price sale on winter hats including fur and white at Modern Age Shoppe. Starts tomorrow with discounts on suits and coats and notices of further details on page 6. Margaret L Hodgson Hat and Dress Shop advertises a pre Thanksgiving sale and a Little League Football meeting with award patches at 7 30 Wednesday night at the War Memorial Building.
Stock Market Reopens With Strong Rally
New York stocks surged on reopening after Kennedy funeral, heavy trading and order accumulation contrasting the prior panic. Chrysler rose 3.25 to 82, General Telephone 1.25 to 29, Standard Oil 1.62 to 69, Texaco 2.25 to 65.25 as floor activity exceeded norms with about 2300 traders.
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Kennedy
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General Telephone
Standard Oil
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Ruby Indicted for Murder in Oswald Slaying
Dallas grand jury indicts Jack Ruby on murder with malice in the slaying of Lee Harvey Oswald. Trial set for December 9 in Texas District Court, with potential death penalty. Ruby, 52, owned a strip club. Oswald was being transferred between jails when shot, watched by press and TV audiences.
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Johnson to Meet De Gaulle Early Next Year for Talks
President Johnson said he and French leader Charles de Gaulle will meet here early next year to thaw chilly U S French relations and clear up outstanding differences. De Gaulle had planned to meet Kennedy in February, but talks now loom to shape policy between longtime allies.
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Community Thanksgiving Service Set at First EUB Church
The annual Community Thanksgiving Worship Service will be held Thursday at 10 a.m. in the sanctuary of the First Evangelical United Brethren Church at North Braddock Street and West Fairfax Lane. Reverend Paul Slonaker of the host church will lead, with Dr. W. E. Eisenberg preaching The Response of A Grateful Heart.
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Helen Lutz
Weather Outlook: High Pressure Drives Cool Virginia Day
A departing high pressure area left Virginia with cool and fair weather today. Clear skies and light winds are expected as the front moves away. Highs should stay in the 60s with cooler overnight lows.
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Virginia
Armed man on IRS roof sparks security search
Police and federal officers scoured the seven story IRS Building roof after an alleged armed man was reported, but found only workmen on repairs. Officers checked the roof edge near 10th Street and Constitution Avenue and planned an all day vigilance.
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Berlin Mourns JFK as 250000 Bid Goodbyes
West Berliners packed John F. Kennedy Square for a farewell to the late president five months after his Berlin speech. Mayor Brandt renamed the square Kennedy for one day as U.S. and allied officials joined in grief, tolling the Freedom Bell to send the tribute across the wall.
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West Berlin
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East Berlin
Fires Prompt Two Alarms in City and County
Firemen from Winchester responded to a 7 30 a m alarm at Fred Whitted 666 N Cameron St. interior damage occurred in a weatherboard building next to Henkel Harris warehouse due to an overheated stove pipe. Sarah Zane and Friendship fire companies joined. Clearbrook Fire Co. responded to Triangle Express at Stephenson around 3 30 a m for clothing fire near a stove. A truck driver reported the blaze.
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Fred Whitted
Cameron St
Henkel-Harris
William N. Godenour
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Friendship
Clearbrook Fire Co
Triangle Express
Stephenson
Economy Seeks to Shake Off Shock After Assassination
New York AP reports the nation aims to recover from the shock of President John F Kennedy's assassination. Economists expect a temporary lull but foresee possible downward adjustment if confidence remains low. Markets opened mixed as shoppers and businesses await government plans and consumer responses. Christmas spending and auto appliance purchases could lift activity.
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John F. Kennedy
Bankers Trust
Mother charged with neglect in baby's death
Police found a dead baby in an upstairs apartment at 304 E Piccadilly St and charged the mother Mary Jane Edwards Kerns, 19, with child neglect. The infant Tommy Lee Kerns, about six to eight weeks old, died of natural causes per medical examiner Dr. Douglas Hill, who cited neglect and poor sanitation. The three-year-old girl and other siblings were taken to welfare. Bond set at $500. husband unnamed and believed deceased.
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Johnson moves into White House office after Kennedy's funeral
President Lyndon B. Johnson begins full time duties from the Oval Office meeting foreign leaders and planning an address to Congress. He pledges continuity with Kennedy's programs while signaling broader administrative shakeups and tax and budget discussions with officials.
Johnson address to be carried live on TV and radio
President Johnson will address a joint session of Congress Wednesday. The speech begins at 12 30 p m and will be carried live on all television networks NBC CBS and ABC. The Promising System will carry radio only. The text also lists beverage distributors for a Thanksgiving closure.
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New York
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National Broadcasting Co
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