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Jolinson Sworn Aboard P l a n e

DALIAS ' A P ) - Lyndon B , Johnson was sworn In a s President of the United States a t about 1:38 p.m. (CSTi tixlay. .lohnson took t h e oath aboard i the presidential plane a t Dallas' ; Love Field. He was preparing i to fly to Washington to take over the government.

Friday Evening, November 22, 1963

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Kennedy Dies Shot Dallas

World Image Hurt: Beavers
" I t ' s a terrible thing." Wade Beavers, San Juan County Democratic chairm a n , said today of the shooting death in Dallas, Tex., of President John F. Kennedy. " I t ' s m o r e than a trage d y , " Beavers said, " i t ' s a s h a m e . It's horrible for the United Slates to have an i m a g e like we've had, of a peaceful country, and then h a v e our Presideni assassinated in our own country. "This is creating an image in the world, contrary to the United State's position of generosity a n d of a peace-lov i n g peopl e.''

Slaying Suspect Arrested

DAiJ^AS (AP) The Dallas Police Department today arrested Lee 11. Oswald, 24. in connection with the slaying of a Dallas policeman shortly a f t er President Kennedy was a s s a s sinated. He was also being questioned t( see if lie had any connection with the slaying of the President. Oswald was pulled screaming and yelling from the T e x a s T h e a t e r in the Oak Cliff section of Dallas H e brandished a pistol which officers took a w a y from him a f t er a .scuffle. Police officer M . N. McDonald, who was c u t a c r o s s the f a c e in t h e scuffle, quoted Oswald a s saying a f t e r he w a s subdued, "Well, it's all o v e r now." A large crowd had congregated around the theater and witnessed the a r r e s t , i'olice had to : hold the crowds back because i m a n y apparently connected t h e ; a r r e s t e d man with the slaying I of the President.

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iCatliolies P l a n Requiem Mass
I F a t h e r Kenneth Robertson. of Sacred Heart and St. I M a r y ' s parishes, said Requiem Mass will be held at St. M a r y ' s Church Saturday at 10 a . m . . for President John F. Kennedy. I F u r t h e r s u f f r a g e s for the I dead will be announced lati e r for the day of the funI eral. I "We a r e shocked and fillI ed with grief with the rest i of the world," F a t h e r Robertson said. Afient, Killed Policeman in Dallas i

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With the death of President John F. Kennedy from an assassin's bullet today in Dallas, Vice President Ivvndon B. John.son was sworn in the new President of the United States. Johnson is shown in his office in the Capitol building in Washington in 1962. (AP Photofax)

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WASHINGTON (APi A b r o t h e r ' s sliooting reached him. .slux kcd Senate a d j o u r e d twlay Kennedy's f)er.sonal secretary until noon Monday a f t e r a pray- said t h e attorney general was (H- by its chaplain for President rennaining ivL the Kennwiy esKennedy, shot in Dallas, Tex. tate in Mclycan, Va. All activity at the 'White House l l i e House w a s not in session. as. apparently, in every ofThe P r e s i d e n t ' s younL'ei fice of the governmentcame brother. Sen. E d w a r d iM. Ken- swiftly to a stop when news of nedy, D-Mass,, w a s presiding the a m b u s h shooting in Dal!a.s over tlie Senate %vhen he re- arrived. ceived WDi'd of th shooting. B U L L E T I N He went to his office but left Gov. John there almoi:^ immediately. His ^ DALLAS l AP) staff said they do not knovv Connally of Te.xas, wounded by ; the sniper who assassinated uiiere he had gone. John F, Kennedy, .\tty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy, President the P r e s i d e n t ' s o t h e r brother was described F r i d a y afternoon and closest advi.ser, was h a \ i n g as being in " v e r y , very serious lunch a t Jiome when word of his . but not critical" condition.

Bolack 'Shocked' At J F K ' s Death

F o r m e r Gov. Tom Bolack, a Republican, expressed his shock in an emotion-choked voice today al)Out the assa.ssination of President Kennedy, " I ' m shocked and I think it's appalling. It's a horrible thing when a man serves his country and h a s to give his life in this way. "I m a y h a v e differed with the m a n politically, but never personally. We have lost a great American. " M y deepest sympathy and condolences to the family in this hour of s a d n e s s . "

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DALLAS (AP) A Secret vService agent and a Dallas policeman were shot and killed today some distance f r o m t h e a r e a where President Kennedy was assassinated. No other information was immediately available.

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Kennedy. 4(>, lived about 30 pital announcement said he died minutes a f t e r a sniper cut him ;it ;ipproximately ! ().rii. of a down as his limousine left down- bullet wound in the head. town Dallas. Newsmen said the Automatically, the mantle of shot that hit him was fired the presidency fell to Vice Presabout 12:30 p.m. (CST). A hos- ident Lvndon B. .Johnson, a na-

Violent Downturn As Market Closes

NEW YORK ( A P ) - T h e m a - ; The shock reaction was under jor stock e x c h a n g e s of the na- way only a short time when the York Stock Exchange tion shut down today, minutes ; New a f t e r the f a t a l shooting of Pres- closed. ident Kennedy. i The Dow J o n e s industrial avStock prices took their worst ? e r a g e plunged 21.16 to 711.49. beating since "Black Monday," | On M a y 28, 19r>2, the Dow inMay l;)f)2. ; dustrials fell 34.95 to 576.93. The assassination of t h e : Action of the " b i g B o a r d " President c a m e just a s the maj-- ' was quickly followed by closing ket had e m b a r k e d on a vigorous of the nation's second biggest rally following T h u r s d a y ' s de- security m a r t , t h e American cline, the second s h a r p e s t of the S t w k E x c h a n g e and by other year exchanges in cities throughout News of the P r e s i d e n t ' s shoot- the nation, ing brought an i m m e d i a t e reT r a d i n g was also halted in versal of the stock rally. Lead- commodity f u t u r e s m a r k e t s and ing issues quickly e r a s e d their in cor^iorate and U.S. governgains and b e g a n t a k i n g s h a r p ment bonds. losses.

i ' haUway |K)int in a t l i r e e d a y s[>eaking tour through 'I'e.xas when It' was ass;i.s.siiialed nly a f e w m i n u t e s b e - lod.iv The President aheady had old of witnessing t h e [trepared n luncheon address for : a Dallas audience before h e : died. In his n e p a r e d text, h e hi.s ultraconservative tive Texan who had b e e n riding 1I assailed two c a r s beliind the chief tito-!I critics. Dallas is considert>d a c e n t e r utive. of conservative |)hilo.sophy a n d T h e r e was no immediate word | finance. on when Johnson would t a k e the ; Here, on Oct. 24. Adlai K. oath of ofiic-, I Steven,son was sjiat upon b y ! one heckler and struck by anKennedy died at I'arkland other a f t e r making a tinited NaHospital wliere his bullet tions Day a d t u e s s . (lierced body had been taken in It was heli<'ved that Kcnnea frantic hut futile effort to d a y ' s body would be moved save his life. shortly to Washington. 'I'radilionally, funeral services Lying wounded at the s a m e hosj)ital wa,'. (ov. .lohn Connal- for presiflents who ilie in office ly of Texas, who was cut down a r e held in the capil;d citv. Kildiiff told newsmen that by th',' Mime fui-illade that ended the life of the youngest man Gov, t'onnally. a Democrat, w a s m the n u b t chest t>ver eiecte<l to tin; pri'sid(>ncy. wounded in i h e same afiibush that felled Connally and his wife had (he fresideli! been lidii; ; with the President ('onnaliy was ni'-hed into s u r and .Mrs Kei;nedy, gery for a tvvo ljosii" eim'ri,iency

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oper;ition. The First Lady c r a d l e d her Connally a l i > hil in t h e dying husband's bloixlsmeared right wrist. head in her a r m s as t h e presi-; Thoui.;h Mi^ Kennedy cried, dential limtrusine r a c e d to the | " O h . No," in horror and dehospital. ' .spair after li r hu,si),-iiu| w a s "Oh, no," she kept crying. I w a s shot, 'Jii- did not eollapse Connally slum|)ed in his seat or give wav 1 < hysteria beside the J'resident. When he entei cd !||. l!.iv.p,l.d, Police ordered im unpreh e r clothing w.is covfM'ed with cedented dragnet of thr city, blood from her hn-haiHi's hunting for the ass;issin. j vvotinris, They believed the f a t a l shots j Lt. Erich Kantin'-.ki of tiie Sewere fired by a white man, , c r e t Service said the a.ss.issin's about .'K), slender of build, weigh- ! v/eapon a|>[ji'are(| h, h.-jv,. Immmi ing about Hi:", pounds, a n d standa "high-[)ow<'refl .Armv or J a p ing 5 feel 10 inches tall. a n e s e rifle of aliout .27) caliber " The m u r d e r weapon was r e - , The rifle had a sco[.>e on it, he porte<ily a 3()-:}f) rifle. j said. Shortly befor'e Kennedy's: T h e entire building where t h t Kennedy and Connally Before Shooting death beeaiiU' known, he wa.s ad-1 sniper was located was ev;icuairiinistereil tfie la.M, r i t e s of tiie ' Pi-esident John F. Kennedy, left, and Gov. John Conthey rode on caravan in Dallas, Tex., today. In i-oiited. Peo[)le w e r e working in tlie W a s h i n ^ t o n T e nsion Horrtan Catliolie ('hurch. He had i iially of Texas, left Love Field and were shot at ter "is Mrs. Kennedy. (.AP i'hot(dax) building at the time of llie shootIx-en the fir.'-J: Roman Catholie: (yives W a y to T e a r s ing. president in American history, j Dallas In,s[K'('ior .1. H. Sawyer I WASHINGTON (AP) When E v e n as two clergymen hov-: said, "Police found the remains Snow a t higher altitudes and I word r e a c h e d t he Wh it e ercfl over the fallen President 1 of fried chicken and pajx-r on a few l a r g e flakes at Aztec 1 House t h a t t h e P r e s i d e n t w a s in the hospital emergency room, the fifth fkM)r. Apparently tlie Thursday s u m m e d up the weath-1 dead, the tension g a v e way to doctors and nurses adminispersons had been there fpute erman's forecast for " w h i t e ! t e a r s . W^omen wept unashamed- ii Mayor O.scar Thomas, his terrfl bUxxj transfusions. awhile." stuff." i ly a n d the knots of anx- iI voice choked with sobs, said KenruKly died of a gunshot I A f t e r the fatal shots w e r e The forecast today deleted the | ious w a t c h e r s b e f o r e the tele-! ! wound in t h e brain a t approx; he believes the deatli of snow expectancy, and called for vision sets broke up quietly. j j imately 1 p rn, 'CST; according fired at Kennedy, the stncke.'i President J o h n F . Kennedy partly cloudy skies a n d continChurch bells in t h e neighbor-i ; to an announcement b y acting P r e s i d e n t ' s Secret Service drivued cold, turning fair during the j hood began to toll, and people I is a t r a g e d y t h a t w a s felt i Whi.'e Hou.se press s e c r e t a r y er raced away from the scene at top speedheading for the night and on Saturday. ! began drifting t o w a r d the White ; over the entire world. ALBUQUERQUE ( A P ) - N e w er people, awaiting word on of New .Mexico for p r a y e r s for . Malcolm Kilduff, neare:;t hospital and trying to Thursday high: 43, O v e r n i g h t H o u s e to siand salently on t h e ; The new President, Lyndon the families of President KenMexico Gov. J a c k M. Campbell the P r e s i d e n t ' s fate. Visibly shaken by news of get the presiflential party out 31. S a t u r d a y high: 48, Low to-: sidewalk, or in L a f a y e t t e P a r k ! nedv and of Texaii Gov. .John ; John.son, a n d his wife left the today called the a s s a s s i n a t i o n ; the P r e s i d e n t ' s death. Thomof ritriL'' of furtiier guni'ire. night: 28. Noon t o d a y : 42. I across Pennsylvania Avenue, ^ i hospital a half hour l a t e r . NewsHe s[)oko only briefly Iwiore, wounded ^ of President Kennedy a tragic a s said, " I t ' s a terrible thing " i just to stare. the meeting, then returned t o ; '.fjing jn the s a m e c a r men had no opportunity to quesand cruel event. a terrible tragic incident. his office in Santa Fe. Cami> ^ i t h the P r e s i d e n t . ; tion tliem. " H e was a great m a n a Ixill said he felt he was needed , "His death will be felt The horror of the assassinaN o v e m b e r 2lst, vicinity of But- K e n n e d y ' s B o d y Get Together a P a r t y and g r e a t young man. and I know Goes there to issue the pr(x;lamalions j Then, iti a bitter tone, Cara[>- tion w a s mirrored in an eyethroughout the world, esler, Dustin a n d / o r 20th St. i Attend the he is going to be misse<l a s pecially by those thousands and o r d e r s that mu.st follow the bell s a i d : witness account by Sen. Ralph Capital T a n n i s h - o r a n g e 3-momh-old fe- B a c k t o President of the UnittKl States," of unfortunate people in othYarborough, D-Tex., who had male P o m e r an i a n puppy. ^^^^^^^ : " P a r t i c u l a r l y we should join Gov. Campbell said. WASHINGTON fAP> Aner countries who he tried been riding three c a r s behind Campbell called on the people ^^^^^^^ ^^^^ ^^^ ^^^^^^ ^^^ The governor w a s notified of R E V / A R D 3 2 5 - 6 9 1 0 drews Air F o r c e B a s e officials so hard to helrj." Kennedy. the President having been shot ; government under which we i Floor Show and Donee said F r i d a y t h a t P r e s i d e n t Ken! of the n(^ly"s body would be returned Two Months Free Rent! as Camptell entered the Cole P l a v P o s t p o n e d Saturday, Nov. 23 in Albuquerque for a ! free world, who counsel much here f r o m Dallas a t 6:05 p.m. on trailer s p a c e with p u r c h a s e " t e l Dam-e S t a i l s at i) p.m. AND HIS The second p e r f o r m a n c e of the on us." of a new D E T R O I T or PONTIAC ^""^'^^^" speakmg e n g a g e m e n t . EST. To t h e w a t e r users along the annual junior class play .schedo n o i ^ C A I D C H I E F trailer home. 1 m o n t h God " Camptell San .iuan River. The w a t e r flow; H O T BAR-B-QUE rAlK f r e e when you buv used trailer J informed of the event ules at 8 p.m. today at F a r m ington High School has l>een i M c K I N L E Y P.T.A. will tx* cut to 50 second feet for AT T H E C H I C K E N S 98c each Offer good d u r i n g ' N o v . only. ^ ^^^ ^ h e Assfx.iated P r e s s . . A i ^^ ^ con-: postponed until Monday n i g h t . ' p i n o l D a y , S a t . , N o v . 2 3 a m a x i m u m period of 24 hours E L PASO GAS - Heady to Go Saturday, 1 to 4 p.m. KIVA DANCE HALL ; ference of Veterans e m p l o y m e n t ; J a m e s McCormack, sufKiiin9 a m to 4 n m 5 Miles North of Aztec beginning Sunday evening. By CLOSE-OUT SALE -rn A I c c r i representatives w a s delayed a s j tendent of schools, announced L a r g e Selection Children's B o i f c i authority of Bureau of Reclamai Saturday. Nov. 23rcl ST. J O H N ' S C H i m C H TRAILER SALES U h e governor stood in t h e lobby today, because of the killing of 2105 E . Main j of the hotel with two s c o r e othPresident Kennedy. 312 N. Orchai-d Highssay 550, Kirtland, N.M. 1201 N . Butler Uion. ! 9:00 P . M .

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Jack Calls Killing ^Tragic, Cruel Event'

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Kennedy and the family. The 1 So will San Juan county offices ^ has been cancel!, j president, announced Saturday. mayor also officially proclaimed i and all offices in the city muniThe San Juan Little llieater Riggs, commenting on the Monday as a day of mourning. i cipal building. Pete Welsh, city play, "Too Many Andersons," death of Mr. Kennedy, said, "ToGripped in a deep-rooted sorAn estimated 800 persons at- I recreation director said the munwill l->e presented as scheduled day there are no political parrow, Farmington and San Juan I tended a Requiem Mass Salur- I icipal swimming pool will be Monday at 8:15 p.m.. at the Elks lies in this United States. We county will join the rest of the j day morning at St. Mary's Cath- 1 closed until Tuesday. Ixdge. Mrs. Jim Shelburne, thea- are one. the American people, nation Monday in a day of i olic church for the late Presitvv official said. "It is with , undivided. Let the world take mourning for the late President i dent. FathCT Kenneth Robertson, 1 The Retail Merchants Commitmuch regret that we are unable i note of the American people John Fitzgerald Kennedy, who j tee of the Chamlier of Commerce I assisted by Father Conran Runto cancel this performance due i standing shoulder to shoulder in was shot and killed by as assasj asked all merchants to close i ncbaum and Father Pius Winter, sin Friday in Dallas, Tex. ; their places of business Monday /o the death of the president, but i this hour of crisis." j officiated. Former New Mexico ; from 10 to 11 a.m.,the time of i because of prior commitments I The Farmington High School The President's death had a i Gov. Tom Bolack was among of the cast and of the lodge, we ! Junior class play has been callthe funeral. curtailing effect on virtually ev- I those attending the service, have been unable to arrange an- ! ed off. ery segment of community life. i Schools in Farmington, Bkwm- j The doors of the Farmington i 1 other pnxluction time," Planned retail promotions in con- i field, Kirtland and Aztec will be : Daily Times will \ic closed from i j The Veterans of Foreign Wars nection with the nearing holiday I dosed all day Monday, the date 10 to 11 a.m.. Monday. The regular monthly meeting family night, .scheduled Saturday, I of funeral services for Mr. Ken- 1 The MoCormick season were postponed. elementary of the San Juan County Young was called off and the VFW Mayor Oscar Thomas sent a nedy. I school Parent - Teacher Assn..' Republicans, slated Monday, has building will be closed all day telegram of condolence to Mrs. All banks also will be closed. i meeting scheduled Monday night l)een jwstponed. Elliott kiggs. , Monday. BY CORT KLEIN Daily Times Staff

FARMINGTON

Sunday Morning, November 24,

DAILY T I M E S
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VOLUME 74 NUMBER 100

PubliihKl Dnllv Except Snturday In Farmlnston, New Mexico

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Mayor Proclaims Mourning Day

Monday has been proclaimed a day of mourning in Farmington for the late President John F. Kennedy. The proclamation was issued Saturday by Farmington Mayor Oscar Thomas. Thomas said. "Not only the town of Farmington, and the United States of America, but the whole world has sufered a grievous loss by the death of our president. . . "The people in Farmington wish to pay tribute to Pre.sident Kennedy, who gave his life for his country. All municipal officMis. - . will be closed Monday and all stores will be closed from 10 to 11 a.m., so all people may attend services to be held in honor of our late president." Thomas urged all citizens to pray for the late Mr. Kennedy and his family, and "for our new president. Lyndon B. Johnson who now assumes the monumental task of being the leader of the United States of America and the free world."

U.S. Mourns JFK, Johnson at Helm

away to .special services he had re(|uested at "die church of the presi(ients."~.St. .John's Episcoi)al church, on tlie square across from the While House. And together, the two spent a few minutes with sorrowing but steadfast .laccjueline Kennedy. Changes were under way at WASHINGTON (AP) In, come apparent. of national mourning and reded- till' White Houso. death and the darkness l)eiore j T)ie addre.ss to Congress will ication. He invited "the people While Johnson toiled in his daybreak, John Fitzgerald Ken- j follow a day of meetings with of the world who share our grief old vice-president ial office nedy retumed to the White! leadeis of other nations pres- to join us." across the street, the rocking House for the last time Satur- j idents, kings, prime mini-sters He said of Kennedy: "All who day. Friends and associates and who are flying to Wa.shington in I love freedom will mourn his chair in which Kennedy had teetered while greeting world men high in government came unparalleled numbers for the j death." statesman was removed from to honor him. Kennedy funeral Monday, folPlunging soleiTUily and swift- tho oval presidential office And for the first lime. Lyn- lowed by V)urial in Arlington Na- : ly into the task of rallying the ait)ng with otiier pos.sessions and tional Cemetei^. don Baines Johnson put in a full I nation and the government, memenl(Ks. .lohnson's first official act was I Johnson conferred with former day as the new President of a The sailfish Kennedy caught nation mourning the old, pull- to prtK'laim next Monday a day ; Pre.sidents Dwight I). Eisenhowoff Acupulco, Mexico,'and the ing together the threads of gov' er and Harry S. Truman, with head of a dt'cr he shot on Johnernment. j the entire Kennedy Cabinet, and son's Te.xa.s ranch came down Exchange Closed Johnson airanged to address, ! with Secretary of State Dean fn>m a recej)tion nwm. NEW YORK ( A P t - T h e New Husk and Secretary of Defense a combined session of Senate i The new President paid his and House next Wednesday. York and American stock ex- Eol)eri S. McNamara separate- j formal rfspects to (he old liy Then it is that the broad out- changes Saturday said they will j joining the throngs filing by a lines of the course the new chief remain closed Monday because With Mrs, Johnson by his j catafahiue and candl^'lit caskrt executive will steer may be- of the Presidenl'.s funeral. side, the tall Texan sli[)ped i in the East Hnom. So flid El> i enhower and Truman, Chi(>f ; Justice Earl Warren iuid associ! ato ju.stices of the Supreme j Court, governors, members of ; Congress, admin!strat.ion fig' ures, intimates of the fallen President, members of his family,

World Mourns President Kennedy The entire world today mourns the death of John F. Kennedy, President of the I nited States, who was assassinated Friday in Dallas, Tex. The new President, Lyndon B. Johnson, has declared Monday a national day of mourning. Funeral services will be held Monday at noon (EST) in Washington. This picture of Prei;ident Kenedy was taken Oct. 22, 1962 as he posed between meetings with government leaders during the Cuban crisis. (AP Photofax)

\ew President to Address Senate, House Wednesday

'Wish of Family'^ . . .

Kennedy Burial In Arlington Plot

W.\SinNGTON (AP> - FresidoJit Kennedy will be buried in Arlington National Cemetery at "the wish of the family." This was announced Saturday by Piei re Salinger. While lIou.se press secretary. He said he could not pinpoint at this time the exact site of the grave. Kennedy will bccome the secoiul president to be buried in the woodtxl, rolling cemetery just acro.ss the Potomac from the capitol city. F^ormer President William Howard Taft is buried at Arlington, the site of the Tomb of the Unknowns. ficiates at a Solemn Requiem Mass in Washington's St. Matthew's Cathedral Monday. In addition to the funeral service. there will be graveside rites at the cemetery. Salinger said the route of the funeral procession will be announced Sunday. He also reported that the family may permit television and radio broadcasts of the funeral Mass. Like a magnet of tragedy, the closed, flag-enveloped John F. Kennedy is the great and humble ca. antl leaders from casket of attracting of .Ameriacross the

Aztec Joins In Mourning

AZTEC ~ Mayor Jim Magee of Aztec has proclaimed Monday a day of morning here in Paying homage Saturday as respect to the late President John the slaui President lay in the F. Kennedy. historic Fast Room of the White Magee i^aid city offices will House u a s a taut-faced Dwight be closed all day, I). Ki^i'iiliowcr. and sorrowing J. B. Collard, president of the leaders of the U .S. government, Aztec Chamber of Commerce, including the new President, said all stores will be clo.sed until 1 p.m., Monday, Lyndon B. Johnson.

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I'p to the time of the announcement there had been almost 0 (resumption that burial would be in Kennedy's native Massachusetts after some ceremony in Boston. Kennedy's body will he taken The "hymn of hate" of exto Arlington immediately after tremist groups in the United i Richard Cardinal Gushing of States took a slashing attack in ; Boston, a personal friend of the a resolution on the death of Pres- j assassinated chief executive, of- ident John F. Kennedy, adopted | unanimously at a meeting Saturday of the San Juan County Democratic Central Committee.

San Juan Democrats Attack Extremists '^Hymn of Hate'

in the I'liited Stales. "Anger that anyone could conceive and carry out such a dastardly deed. "Sorrow for the tragedy that has shaken our entire nation.

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Snow flurries in the northwest New Me.xico mountains and possible sprinkles of rain or .snow flurries for the Farmington area Sunday were in tlie weathernuin's forecast Saturday night. Skies are expected to be cloudy today and tonight with occasional gusty winds Sunday aftcrnoim. A little warmer Sunday and Sunday night. Sunday high: 55, Low last night: 28. Saturday high: 49, Overnight: 24. Midnight- 32

swer of the old priest when the village church bell was rung and he was asktMl, '(or whom the Iwll tolls?' His answer, 'Ask not for whom the bell tolls, it tolleth for thee.' Each one of us (lied a little when our F^resident "Shame that there are among died." us who preach the destruction of The resolution pledged support "We should recognize," the res- ovir democratic way of life. for President Lyndon Johnson in Shame for those who smear our olution stated, "that the assassination of our president may laws and institutions and spit out carrying out the principles of well be the insidious effect of the hate and invective against our democracy and freedom. ' hymn of hate that has been car- j elected and dedicated officials." "We have lost a great leader," I ried on in many sections of our | Sorrowfully, the resolution stat- the resolution added, "May we i country by extremist groups, I ed. "Amid the tolling of church gain a new dedication to the taking extreme positions, both Ixills, let us remember the an- principles of democracy." right and left." |
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DALLAS. Tex. (.AP) - Dallas police said Saturday night they have phot()gra|)hs that link aecuseil assa.ssin Lee Harvey Oswald with the rifle uswl to kill President Kennedy. Ilomieide Capl. Will Fritz, wlio earlier declared that Oswald "ki!le<l the President," would not elaborate on the photographs or say when or where they had lx,>en taken, The veteran wlice ofiiccr said the rifle had definitely l>een urcha.sed by mail order from Chicago, but he declined to say who liad Iwught it. Chief of Police Jesso Curry later announced that the I'HI iiad a letter in Oswald's handwriting addressed to a Chica-^o mail order firm seeking to fjiuchase a rifle priced at $12.78.

I The resolution marked the day j I of Mr. Kennedy's death as "ani other historic day of infamy for the United States of America." : It continued: i "The assassination. . . struck | FOR SALE: Horizon home with the American people with dis- | belief, anger, sorrow and shame, j large family kitchen, built-in "Disbelief that such a thing ; range and oven, fully carpeted, could happen in this day and age | drapes, large patio with cover. Must be seen to be appreciated.

Opening of Holiday Season Postponed Until Wednesday

Farmington's annual Christmas opening ceremonies and events have been postponed from Monday to Wednesday, out of respect for the late President John E. Kennedy. The downtown Christmas lighting, originally scheduled for Monday at 5 p.m.. also will be postponed until the same hour Wednesday. Publication of the Daily Times special Christmas section, which has been in prepai'ation by merchants and this newspaper for the past several weeks, and originally scheduled for release today, will appear in the Tuesday edition Times. of the Dalily Relating to the delayed opening, and bearing in particular upon the Christmas Window Treasure Hunt, all readers of today's Daily Times are urged to save their copies of the colored comic section. The cover pages of today's colored comic section bear a specially imprinted number. The numy}er on the reader's copy may be good for a valuable prize from the merchant who posts that number on his store window Wednesday,

A First for New President President Johnson makes his first fornital address to the American people as their new Chief Executive. ^Speaking from the Fish Room in the White House vSaturday over a television-radio hookup, John.son proclaimed Monday as a day of mourning for the assa.s.sinatecl President John Fitzgerald Kennedy. The Seal of the President of the United States is at left. (AP Photofax)

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New car dealers of Farming- I ton will remain clo.sed until noon I WASHINGTON <AP) ~ CompMonday in memory of President I troUer James J. Saxon gave his John F. Kennedy who was slain j approval Saturday to the closin Dallas Friday, I ing of banks on Monday, the naBill Vincent of E>ickson Pon- tional day of mourning for tiac-Oldsmobile said other new President Kennedy, and urged car dealers ulio will remain all of them to take that action closed during the morning will ; where the law allows it. be Alamo Motor Co., Aley Motor Co., Basin Motor Co., Perry Srnoak ("hevrolet, Dodge City Motors and Yucca Motor Co.

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We Will Be SANTA FE (AP) - - State of- Closed All Day fices will k; closed all day Monday while the nation mourns I Mon,, Nov. 25 the loss of President Kennedy.
Gov. .Jack M. Campbell, in Washinglon, notified his office of tlu.! dwision after President lohnson .roclaimtid Monday a day of mourning for President Keiuu'dv

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