How newspapers around the world reacted to JFK's assassination
President John F. Kennedy was assassinated 59 years ago.
The Biden administration has ordered the complete records about his death be released next month.
The shooting was front-page news around the world — here's a look at how papers covered the tragedy.
The murder of President John F. Kennedy shocked the world.
The murky circumstances of his death have since spawned a federal investigation and numerous conspiracy theories — which will hopefully be explained when the full batch of JFK files are released.
Last year, the Biden administration once again delayed releasing records related to the assassination that occurred 59 years ago. The full records are set to be disclosed on December 15.
On November 23, 1963, the day after the shooting, the front pages of newspapers across the US and around the globe reflected the shock and despair of the moment. Here's what they looked like:
The Dallas Morning News
The Boston Globe
The New York Times
The Miami Herald
The Dallas Times Herald
The Washington Post
The Chicago Tribune
The Los Angeles Times
The Philadelphia Inquirer
The Denver Post
The New York Herald Tribune
The Guardian in England
Toronto Daily Star in Canada
The Daily Mirror in London
Bildzeitung newspaper in West Berlin: "Assassination of U.S. President: Kennedy Shot."
Nedelya newspaper in Moscow, Russia
Le Figaro in Paris, France: "Kennedy killed yesterday in Dallas"
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