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AN EDITORIAL
How does a nation, a world, say It is sorry?
The death of John Fitzgerald Kennedy, 35th
President of the United States, Is a personal
tragedy to everyone In the nation, and to all
those In the free world who valued his leadership.
How can they express their sorrow? They
cannot adequately. They can only do what
folks uid in Madison on this new black Friday,
Nov. 22. 1963. by gathering tn little groups to
hear the sad news, to find some solace from
each other.
But overriding even the sorrow was the
bone-chilling thought:
How can something like this happen in the
United States?
Why, in the midst of a cold war that smoul-=
ders continually, can violent death at the
hands of an assassin strike down the leader
of a country dedicated to peace and the welfare of all its people?
How and why? Two unanswered questions.
The answers lie In the deep savagery that we
still have to overcome.
There have been other assassinations, and
attempted ones. But today, in this year 1963,
the one that comes foremost to mind is that
of Abraham Lincoln. The personal tragedy,
the loss to the people, are the same.
The loss Is to all, friend and foe, of all political faiths.
Those who opposed President K e n n e d y ,
some of them vehemently, now feel the loss
just as greatly as do those who supported him
all the way.
He epitomized a new leadership in the country, a comparatively youthful leadership but
one dedicated to two goals: survival of a
world in an "uncertain balance of terror," and
survival of liberty at home.
On that raw day in January, 1961, when
John Fitzgerald Kennedy took the oath as
President, he set the markers for his path:
"Let the word go forth from this time and
place, to friend and foe alike, that the torch
has been passed to a new generation of Americans — born in this century, tempered by
war, disciplined by a cold and bitter peace."
He knew what he was facing, but he was
confident.
"Let us never negotiate out of fear, but let
us never fear to negotiate," he said.
The words had more than a meaning for
the future; they also in a way summed up
his own life.. Politics, the art of compromise,
of negotiating.
From his birth, on May 29, 1917, to his
death, his life seemed touched with good Irish
luck. But much of John Kennedy's luck was
what he made it, by capitalizing on advantages. For all the family's wealth, there was
a remembrance of the family's struggle from
the Irish Immigrant days to lacs curtate fe-spectabllity.
His distinguished war record, Ms swift rise
in the political arena will be recalled sew. and
they will remain as examples of how a determined young man can climb to the top in
this country. Regardless of his background,
EC? regardless ot religion and other factors once
" "considered political liabilities.
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As a Catholic, he knew that he faced difficult opposition because of his religion, but he
met that opposition fairly and squarely and
overcame it, Itself a monument to a turning
point to the nation's tolerance.
If there Is one word for Mr. Kennedy, it Is
"vigor," pronounced in his.Bostonian accent
as "vigah." He expressed it and showed it
throughout his life, in triumph and tragedy.
He even reacted with it In his greatest crisis,
the Cuban fiasco which brought the world to
the brink of nuclear holocaust.
And flow he is gone.
How does a nation, a world, say It is sorry?
One hundred years ago a man who also had
carried a nation's weight on his shoulders expressed it best.
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"It Is for us the living, rather, to be dedicated here to the unfinished work which they
who fought here have thus far so nobly advanced."
Both Abraham L'vicoln and John Fitzgerald
Kennedy fought nobly for their country.
WISCONSIN STATE JOURNAL, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1963
Kennedy Assassinated Asks Help of God, People
Riding Through Dallas Johnson Wins Pledge
DIAL ALplne 6-3111
JFK Funeral
To Be Monday
in Capital
WASHINGTON UD - President
Kennedy's funeral will W Monday
in St. Matthew's Roman Catholic
Cathedral, the White House anone of those who helped carry the President's bronze
nounced Friday night
casket out of the hospital.)
The body of the slain- President
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Lyndon
Before flying off to Washington to take up the reins B. Johnson assumed the burdens
will lie in repose at the White
of government, Mr. Johnson stood aboard the plane, of the presidency Friday night
Home today and will lie in state
his left hand en a Bible, and swore to faithfully exe- and immediately won a pledge of
in tint rotund* of the Capitol oh
cute the duties of President and defend the Constitu- bipartisan cooperation from conSunday and Monday.
tion.
President Kennedy's body will
gressional leaders in the days folI
The oath was administered by U.S. District Judge lowing President Kennedy's as
b* taken to the cathedral at 10
i Sarah T. Hughes, who became the first woman to swear sassination.
a.m. (CST) Monday. There, Richin a chief executive. She was nailed to her post by The new President, who t o o k
ard Cardinal Gushing, Archbishop
:
Mr. Kennedy in October, 1961.
of Boston and close friend of the
over with an appeal for the help
To Lie in State
Kennedy family, will ctitbrate a
Placed aboard the Jet which Mr. Kennedy „* £?? •«*•
Pontifical Requiem Mass at 11
so often in life was the body of the assassinated chief held a meeting with
a.ni. CST. .^.._l." _
Senate
leaders
of
both
parties
aftexecutive.
Ssirial She, UduiowM
er
conferring
with
several
top
AdMr.
Kennedy's
body
was
taken
to
the
White
House
Acting
White House Pres* Secministration officials.
|!he occupied for 34 months to lie in state today.
retary Andrew T. Hatcher said
Mr.
jonEon,
only
a
few
cars
President Kennedy's body will be brought from
he did not know where Mr. Kenwhen an assassin's bullet
I Bethesda Navai Jiospital to the White House some time back
nedy will be buried. There has
elled 5
I during the night, acting Presidential Press Secretary [ J"
predecessor in a Dalbeen one report, still unconfirmed,
as Tex
| Andrew T. Hatcher said.
i' - ^orcade, held t h e
that burial would be in the family
conferences
almost
immediately
There, the body will lie in repose on a platform
plot in Brookitue, Mass.
! called a catafalque, similar to the one which was used after he arrived back in the capiPresident Kennedy's body will
If or President Lincoln, who also fell to an assassin's tal on the plane that also returned
i*
moved from the White' House
President Kennedy's body.
! bullet.
in an official cortege to tfie CapiAsks United Support
Hatcher said the body now is "in the care of Gao:ol rotunda at noon EST Sunday,
ler's funeral home.
After the meeting with congresThis ceremony will be attended
"Undertakers of this establishment are preparing sional leaders, the White House
by members of the Kennedy fam[the body for burial, at the Bethesda Naval hospital," issued a brief statement saying
ily, government leaders, Supreme
i Hatcher said.
that the new President Jjnd asked
Court justices, members of ConThe funeral will be at 11 a.m. CST Monday in the Democratic and Republkan of-i
gress, and foreign diplomats.
[Washington. (See Story, Column 8.)
ticials of the House and Senate
The public will be permitted to
Before he died, Mr. Kennedy was given the last for feeir "united support in the
file past the bier shorfly after it»
rites of the Roman Catholic Church, He was the first face of the tragedy that has bearrival until 8 p.m. CST Sunday
Catholic President.
and from 8 until 9 a.mXcST Monfalies our country."
Scores of dignitaries, Doliee, snd reporters who "He said that it is more essenNEW PRESIDENT SPEAKS-Prssident Lyndon B. Johnson day, the White House'said.
had a place with Mr. Kennedy tn the motorcade that tial than ever before that this speaks at Andrews Air Forc-e base, Md., near Washington, FriTo Lie la State,
became a rendezvous with death were stunned as they country, be united," the state- day night after arriving from Dallas, Tex. The Johnsons travMr, Kennedy's body will lie in
grappled with the reality that a president had been
on the same plane which carried President Kennedy's the East room of! the White
ment said. "The lesidative lead- eled
shot down for the first time in 63 years.
body to the capital.
._
House from 9 a.m. CST until 5
: " ~_
ers
of
both
parties
assured
Prest
-AP Wlrtphelo >.m. today. The White House said
The last presidential victim of an assassin was
dent
Johnson
of
their
bipartisan
William McKinley, who was felled at close range in
join 'mourners when President Johnson, and was one. of the few Mr. Kennedy's immediate family
1901 at Buffalo, N.Y., by a crazed gunman who ap- cooperation."
Kennedy's body lies in state. The who spoke about tht session after- will be present then from 9 to Id
proached him in the guise of a friend who wanted to The new President also c o n- White House said Hoover indicat- ward. He said every Republican a.m. CST..
ferred with Defense Secretary ed he could not get to Washingshake hands.
present offered "total help and co- President Johnson, House SpeakRobert S. McNamara; McGeorge ton.
In Close Range
er John W. McCormack (D-Mass.)
•—'-operation."
Mr. Kennedy's assassin was not so boldt He fired Bundy, White House adviser sa Six cabinet officers were on a Smathers described Mr. Johnson and Earl Warren, Supjreme Court
jfrom a secret hiding place. And, although police and national security affairs; and un- plane en route to Japan when as "stunned" at the course of chief justice, are scheduled to arSecret Service agents quickly drew pistols and auto- dersecretary of State George W. President Kennedy was slam, am events and said the new Chief Ex- rive between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m.
matic weapons, they found no target at which to shoot. Ball, presumably on foreip and turned back between Honolulu anc ecutive apparently felt the "awe- Former President Dw%ht D. EiMore than a dozen Secret Service agents were defense matters.
Tokyo.
s o m e responsibility" he now senhower will be present at that
within close range of Mr. Kennedy when he was shot.
Talks to Ex-PrejMcnts
time, the White House said.
faced.
Republicans Offer Help
However, all the carefully-trained agents and po- In addition, the Chief Executive They were Secretary -of State
Former President Herbert Hoo'Calm Md Contained'
lice could offer no effective protection against the talked by telephone with, former Bean Rusk, Treasury Secretary Besides Smathers, the congres- ver expressed regret- .that he
j sniper who, with murder in his heart, laid his plans Presidents Dwight D. Eisenhower C. Douglas Dillon, Commerce Sec- sional group included Senate Dem- would be unable to attend. Forso cleverly and diabolically.
and Harry S. Truman, The White
Luther H. Hodges, Agri- ocratic leader. Mike Mansfield mer President Harry S. Truman is
Until tragedy struck Mr. Kennedy, there had been House said former President Her- retary
culture
Secretary Orville Free- (Mont.), Republican Senate lead- jlanning to arrive in Washington
no successful assassination of a U.S. President since bert Hoover also had been conLabor Secretary W. WiSard er Everett Dirksen (111.), House Sunday.
jjthe Secret service was made the special protector of tacted. It did not say in w h a t man,
Longtime Friend
Wirtz, and Interior S e c r e t a r y Speaker John McCormack
|j chief executives following McKinley's death.
Members
of the cabinet, execumanner.
Mass.), Chairman J. William FulStewart Udall.
Shock of Anguish
ive branch officials appointed by
bright
(D-Ark.),
of
the
Senate
ForGen.
Eisenhower
and
Mr.
TruSen. George Smathers (D-Fla.)
Mr. Kennedy was the first President to die in office
. Kennedy, and close personal
I since Franklin D. Roosevelt was stricken fatally with man were scheduled to arrive in was among the congressional del-eign Relations committee; Senate riends of President Kennedy also
|a cerebral hemorrhage at Warm Springs, Ga., in 1945. Washington during the weekend to! egation that met briefly with Mr. Democratic whip Huhs't Hum- are scheduled to arrive at the
phrey (Mina.), and Senate GOP Vhite House between id a.m.- and
The death of Mr. Kennedy dealt Mrs. Kennedy a
whip Thomas Kuchel (Calif.). 1p.m./CST, */:
|second shock of anguish in less than four months." rT"
After an earlier visit,-Fulbright Associate?justices of tfie!SuOn Aug. 9, her second son, Patrick Bouvier, died in
found the new President. "calm n-erne Court and members of th«
Boston after some 40 hours of life.
and contained." He paid a brief ederal judiciary are to J» presThe Kennedy's had planned to go to their summer
call along wiui Undersecretary ent from 1 to i:30 pfm. GST.
home at Hyannis Port, Mass., next week to observe
of State W. Averell Harriman. .Between 2:30 and 5 p.m. CST
Thanksgiving and, to celebrate the birthdays of their
Johnson held his evening meet- members of Congress and govertwo children.
ings in the vice-presidential quar- nors are scheduled to arrive.
John Jr. will be 3 years old Monday. Caroline will
ters of the executive office build- The diplomatic corps will follow
be 6 Wednesday.
ing, the "Old State Department between 4 and 5 p.m. .CST.
Transfusions, Oxygen
building" next door to the White Cardinal Cushing, who;will say
Patrick in
Mr. Kennedy lived barely half ^a hour after the j
bad any other evidence to con- House.
| bullet struck. He never regained consciousness as eight August.
the funeral Mass, is a longtime
Hold Over Cabinet
to 10 doctors waged a frantic campaign to save his life. Grieving then as now, she can- nect Oswald to the shots that
friend of the Kennedy .family,
felled
the
President.
Blood transfusions and draughts of oxygen were celled publk appearances for the
For the time being at leas*, the gave the invocation at the Presiadministered. Then came an anesthetic that preceded remainder of the year. But, after His background was unusual. new President appeared ready to dent's inauguration, officiated at
an emergency tacheotomy — a procedure in which a a trip to Greece, she decided to In Moscow, where he lived in bold over present cabinet officials. his marriage, baptized the two
surgeon cut a hole in the President's windpipe with the accompany her husband to Texas 1959, reporters recalled him as a But he undoubtedly wiE m a k e Kennedy children, and presided
mysterious character who would changes in the -veeks and months at the funeral Mass for Patrick
for a two-day tour.
|! hope of easing labored breathing.
However, within a few minutes, all hope was gone. She shook hands, smiled, and not say why he wanted to stay ahead.
Bouvier Kennedy.
Mr. Kennedy's heart action failed, and, in the drew bravos from crowds in San in the Soviet Union.
President Kennedy died at 1
One
policeman
who
was
in
on
Antonio,
Houston,
FL
Worth,
and
words of Dr. Malcolm Perry, "There was no palpable
— along the motorcade r o u t e early questioning of the man p.m. Lyndon Johnson was sworn 55 Heart Attack
pulse beat."
in at 1:39 p.m., and left Dallas
Doctors were not certain whether Mr. Kennedy was where the assassin waited — in after his arrest claimed Oswald immediately for Washington.
Not Hamper
expressed admiration for Cuban
struck by one or two bullets. While there were two Dallas.
He arrived in the capital al
dictator
Fidel
Castro.
Bronze
Coffin
wounds, one in the back of the head and another in the
4:58 p.m., and was at work al- New President
neck near the Adam's apple, both could have traced Mrs. Kennedy wore three cos- But police do know this about most at once. He f J e w to the NEW YORK fUPH-Heart spetumes in Texas. The white wool him: He turned in his passport
the path of a single fatal piece of metal.
bonds suit she wore on the trip to the U.S. consular building in White House from Andrews Air cialists predicted Friday t h a t
Cheer Kennedys
Force base in a helicopter anc President Lyndon B. J o h n s o n
All this occurred within 90 minutes of what must f r o m Washington, a dramatic Moscow and when reporters tried touched down tn the grounds ol would be a vigorously healthy
black
gown
in
Houston
Thursday
to
talk
to
him,
telling
fcim
about
have been a happy event for Mr. Kennedy—a triumthe mansion at 5:27 p.m. for the chief executive despite-the heart
phal cavalcade through Dallas, a metropolis generally night, and the pink outfit s h e another who had tried to do this, first time as President.
attack he suffered eight: years
Oswald said, "Maybs he didn't
U.S. FORECAST—Rain and showers are forecast today for regarded as a center of ultra-conservative thought. donned Friday morning.
ago.
She
wore
it
as
she
boarded
the
have
as
good
reasons
as
I
have."
First Statement
the north Atlantic coastal region southwestward through the
Tens of thousaads lined the streets of the business
eastern Great Lakes region and southward through the Ohio district, standing 10 and 12 deep on both curbs, to plane where Lyndon B. Johnson He wouldn't say what they were. Under floodlights at Andrews They based their estimate .upon
became President. On the plane j The ex-Marine carhe back to Ah- Force base just outside Wash- the vigorous life/Mr. Johnson :has
and the Tennessee valleys and into the Gulf Coast region.
cheer their President and his wife.
also
was the bronze coffin con-| Texas, with his Russian wife. He ington, Mr. Johnson read his led since his months-long recuperSnow and snow flurries are predicted for parts of the
Then the motorcade turned away from the crowdnorthern Rockies and occasional rain is indicated for the ed, streets and toward a freeway. Three distinct re- taining the body of her husband. Dallas. His mother lives in Ft. First statement as the nation's 36th ation in 1955. He has been through
She stepped to the left of Mr. lived at Irving, a suburb of President. While his wife stood by "the polical war," including th«
northern and the central Pacific Coast region.
ports from the assassin's rifle shattered the stillness Johnson
and stood silently as I Worth and when told her son had ills side with partially bowed 1960 election campaign as Presithat seemed awesome after the noisy procession be- FederaJ Judge
dent Kennedy's running mate, and
i
Sarah T. Hughes been arrested, said "I am heartNation
Madison, Area
tween towering office buildings.
"has -even faced a mob;" on«
OFFICIAL REPORT BY UNITED
administered the oath of office on broken about this. He is really bead, he said:
The future history of the nation, and perhaps the a small Bible. Her husband had a good boy."
"This is a sad time for all peo- specialist recalled.
STATES WEATHER BUREAU
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altered as a bullet sped to its
ple. We have suffered a loss that
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Boston
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c
his
wife,
Ladybird,
and
sorrowing
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o as Mr. Johnson, the native Texan who had sought the Mrs. Evalyn Lincoln, the Presi- Orleans for passing out pro-Cuban Kennedy and her family bear. I spoke anonymously. He and ether
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do.
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the
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audience
in
Houston,
she
had
discharge
was
a
result
of
Os-;
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Several hundred thousand persons saw the Kenne- praised the great state of Texas.
about recoveries from heart at70
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wald's reunsciation of U.S. cit-! House in downtown Washington. tacks. Each week, each month
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dys
during
their
24
hours
together
in
the
state.
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She
bad
seemed
pleased
with
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minutes
President
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other
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Mrs.
Kennedy,
accompanying
her
husband
on
a
Someone
thrust
a
bunch
of
yelready
had a r r a n g e d the con- ridding itself of scar tissue.
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11:02 p. m.
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the
rear
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the
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President Kennedy, the Midwest Kennedy's family asked Friday Texas Candidate May Churchill, former Prune Minister lournal
Subscription rarai tally and Sunday t» President.
MADISON WEATHER
nrrltr.
night
that
no
floral
tributes
be
President Since 1865
Drop Out of Contest of Britain and the first honorary Mrrl«r boy.SOc o*r wit* payaeia to tni They pointed to the example of
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RelaWind
County on RfO dan,r» oy r
Mr. Lyndon 3. Johnson was the terPresident Dwight D. Eisenhower
sent
for
his
services.
ately
postponed
until
further
noAUSTIN, Tex. (UPI) - Repub- citizen of the United States, Fri- andIn Dane
peraSunday dellvtrao to mall
five
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first southerner to become Presi- day tura humidity
ity
ness
who suffered 2 haart attack dnrarm tarvic* carrlar JOc par WMfcl
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Dobbs,
a
candidate
for
day
night
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Congress on an anti-Kennedy tion of President Kennedy a "mon- SunSi
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Dakota, who serves as chairman
platform, indicated Friday he strous act."
temperature yesterday: 60
Beyond btne County an KFD tftllp m win reelection, and stili is vigor1 p. m.
"The Kennedy family has ex- may drop out r: a Dsc. 17 run- "The loss to the U.S. and to nail
ana Sunday delivered to mill DO» ously healthy.
office on Apr. 15, 1865 — after at Lowest
of
the
group,
said
he
requested
w farm service e*rri«r «c tar week;
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