Hello all! I am an antiques and collectibles neophyte. I inherited two old newspapers from my grandfather--one is the November 23d, 1963 issue of the Cleveland Plain Dealer with a Kennedy Assassination headline; the other is an issue of the Cleveland Press from April 9th, 1968 with a tribute to MLK. The third item I have is (maybe?) the funeral program for MLK's memorial service, also from 4/9/68, but the inside cover reads "Reproduced and distributed as a public service by Louis Stokes"--not sure what that means. I have no idea how much, if anything, they're worth and am unsure of the best audience for valuing/collecting them. Any insight would be of much help. Thanks!
