It's reported that following the shooting of Ronald Reagan, some students at UC Berkeley celebrated the idea of the president dying. Were there any similar public reactions in response to the assassination of John Kennedy?

by thecookson

I read a newspaper article from the week of Reagan's attempted assassination reporting that some Berkeley students were excited and somewhat detached from the serious matter of a presidential death. The article continues by suggesting this is a display of both the growing insensitivity to violence and disrespect for the government found in young people. Is this kind of morbid celebration unique to the post-80's world, or are there any examples of similar celebrations occurring following previous assassinations, primarily that of President Kennedy?

itsallfolklore

What newspaper? If it isn't from Berkeley it may be something projected upon a known bastion of liberalism - and it may not have happened. What is your source?