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John F. Kennedy's assassination on November 22, 1963, in Dallas, Texas, led to widespread investigations and a Gallup poll found that 30% of respondents believed one man was responsible for the assassination, while 20% thought others were involved.

The Senate passed a crime-control bill, which included provisions for wiretapping and electronic surveillance, despite opposition from some lawmakers. Robert F. Kennedy paid tribute to his brother Robert, who had been assassinated earlier that year.

Ethel Kennedy held her composure during a requiem mass for her husband, attended by over 400 priests and more than 200 priests conducted a mass for his funeral. A grave was dug near the site where President John F. Kennedy's brother, Robert, was buried in Arlington National Cemetery.

The government of the United States faced pressure to pass laws controlling firearms and addressing gun violence. President Johnson said he would support a bill to ban interstate sales of rifles and shotguns.

A Gallup poll found that 14% of respondents believed the government knew more about the assassination than it was letting on. The Senate passed a bill to create a commission to investigate the assassination of President Kennedy.

John F. Kennedy was buried near his brother's grave at Arlington National Cemetery on June 9, 1968. Robert F. Kennedy's funeral train traveled from New York to Washington D.C., with a stop in New Jersey, where mourners gathered to pay their respects.

The train was met with crowds of people along the route, including a group of runs who joined in waving farewell to Senator Robert F. Kennedy as the train passed through North Philadelphia Station.

Mrs. Ethel Kennedy and her family were escorted by pallbearers, including Archbishop Terence Cooke, as they left St. Patrick's Cathedral following services for Senator Robert F. Kennedy. The funeral procession included a cortege of mourners, with Senator Robert F. Kennedy's body carried on a hearse, followed by his family and other dignitaries.

The King's Wood, a historical account of the American colonies, noted that the colonists broke away from British rule, leading to racial friction and violence in the South. The article also mentioned that a tendency toward lawlessness among debtors and creditors bred violence, and that the new settlement was knit into the fabric of money on London, which collect debts.

Shay's Rebellion, a historical event, was noted as an example of the colonists' desire for independence from British rule. The article also discussed the American Civil War, noting that sectional friction bred violent conflict between the North and South.

A cartoon from the early days of America showed Brother Jonathan, the forerunner of Uncle Sam, squaring off against John Bull in a depiction of the tensions between England and America. Richard Reston wrote an article about the Soviet Union's foreign policy, noting that Moscow was cautious in its approach to international relations and had little taste for innovation.

The article also discussed the American political scene, noting that the country could live free with policy options that were not fit for the Soviet Union. A report on the United States noted that it had questions about the Soviet Union's intentions and that some serious issues existed between the two countries.

The article concluded by stating that the Soviet leadership was desperate to sort out its own crises, including economic troubles, and that the United States had no monopoly on problems these days.

Thousands of people in Elizabeth, New Jersey, waited on platforms for the train carrying Senator Robert F. Kennedy's body to Chicago-to-New York, but it drove out of Elizabeth in the opposite direction, killing two people. A train carrying Kennedy's body from New York City was involved in a fatal accident in Elizabeth, New Jersey, killing two people who were waiting on the platform for the train.

The funeral train carrying Senator Robert F. Kennedy's body traveled through Southern California, with thousands of people paying their respects along the way. Thousands of Europeans paid their respects to Kennedy at American embassies and consulates in Yugoslavia, Italy, and other countries.

A memorial service was held in Los Angeles for Senator Robert F. Kennedy, with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. speaking at the event. The Brown Berets, a Mexican-American group, marched through East Los Angeles streets to honor Kennedy's memory.

A requiem Mass was held in Rome for Kennedy, with Pope Paul VI attending the ceremony. Kennedy's death was mourned by people around the world, including in Mexico and other countries.

The funeral train carrying Senator Robert F. Kennedy's body traveled through Southern California, with thousands of people paying their respects along the way. A memorial procession was held in East Los Angeles to honor Kennedy's memory, with hundreds of people participating.

Robert F. Kennedy was remembered as a man of great faith, idealism, and conviction, who was tragically cut down in his prime. The funeral train carrying Senator Robert F. Kennedy's body traveled through Southern California, with thousands of people paying their respects along the way.

A requiem Mass was held for Kennedy at St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York City, with Cardinal Spellman presiding over the ceremony. Kennedy's death was mourned by people around the world, including in Europe and other countries.

The funeral train carrying Senator Robert F. Kennedy's body traveled through Southern California, with thousands of people paying their respects along the way. A memorial service was held for Kennedy at Arlington National Cemetery, with President Johnson attending the ceremony.

Robert F. Kennedy was remembered as a man of great faith, idealism, and conviction, who was tragically cut down in his prime. The funeral train carrying Senator Robert F. Kennedy's body traveled through Southern California, with thousands of people paying their respects along the way.

A requiem Mass was held for Kennedy at St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York City, with Cardinal Spellman presiding over the ceremony.

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