Assassination Anniversary Sack Prt ) Nod OA FG eT.) Sabbath Services To Honor Memory of JF By James Devlin. - Associated Press Writer — NEW YORK — The memory of President John F. Kennedy will be kept fresh with prayers sidecscemnacessn and memorial services on Sunday—first anniversary of his assassination. The Sabbath date gave a particularly sole mn note to the occasion, which will be observed at home and abroad. A Solemn Mass will be said for Mr. Kennedy in Washington’s St. Matthews Cathedral, wher e Jeaders of the world gathered for his funer al dast Nov. 25. | | Officiated at Funeral Mass The Mass will be conducted by the Rt. Rev. ohn K. Cartwright, the rector, who was one the clergymen officiating at the funeral. At Mr. Kennedy’s grave on a grassy slope rlington National Cemetery, 21 wreaths will laid, one by a group from St. Margaret’s ch of the Bronx, N.Y., where Mr. Kennedy as a boy. | Dallas, Tex., where the assassin’s bullet a ne\\ Mr. Kennedy down, Mayor Erik Jonsson clergymen to remember the late President is r sermons. , son said that, because the anniversary a Sunday, he considered it inappropriate a public memorial ceremony. He said yait | tht it more sensible for each Dallas resi- s of\{ind his own way of remembering in the ix edy memorial service will be held wil'\\ the University of Texas, in Austin, ie \\tellor Harry Ransom speaking. § | re | not\n, where Mr. Kennedy began his polit- art 10? Richard Cardinal Cushing will offer| ove” horative Mass in the Cathedral of the OX “eee Goes | ae =| ly —Associated Press Wirep| m ; The free world pauses Sunday to honor @ yj ory of John F. Kennedy, slain one year Sh ,