Churchill Burial in London Attended by Royals and World Leaders
Churchill's funeral moved along a gun carriage through London from Westminster Hall to St Pauls and the Thames, with 3500 service members, 12 bands, and 90 gun salvos marking his 90 years. Four kings, de Gaulle, Juliana, and Eisenhower attended, while Dean Rusk was absent due to illness. Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip arrived at St Paul’s as florid processions and Chopin’s funeral march underscored the majesty of the ceremony.
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London
Churchill
Queen Victoria
Westminster Hall
St. Paul’s
Thames
Tower of London
Randolph
Familly
Lady Churchill
Sir Winston
Clementine
Clementine Mozier
Britain
Old St. Paul’s Cathedral
France
Charles de Gaulle
U.S
Dean Rusk
Johnson
Rusk
Earl Warren
United States
Eisenhower
Westminister Hall
Hyde Park
Whitehall
Downing Street
No. 10
Admiralty Building
Trafalgar Square
Nelson
Great Admiral
Sarah
Mary Soames
Christopher Soames
St. Paul's
Christopher Wren
Winston
Frederik
Denmark
Clay
Norway
Baudouin
Belgrant
Conmstantine
Greece
Scruw
Dueces
Juliana
Netherlands
Prince Bernhard
Elizabeth II
Prince Philip
Elizabeth
Chopin
Otttling
Sud de Gabe
Uae
Westminster
Earl Alexander of
Tunis
Earl Attlee
Earl of Avon
Anthony Eden
Lord Bridges
Lord Ismay
Lord Mountbatten
Burma
Lord Normanbrook
Marshall
Royal Air Force
Viscount Portal
Viscount Slim
Gerald Templar
Robert Menzies
Australia
Harold Macmillan
Canterbury
Royel Savy Buns
Bethery
Waterloo
Winston Churchill
Long -Handborough
Bladon
St. Martin’s Church
Lord Randolph Churchill
Long Handborough
Bladen
Buckingham Palace
Bladon Village
St. Martin’s Churchyard
Jennie Jerome
New York
Vondus
U.S. J
Lord Atlee
Republic
BBC
Queen Elizabeth
Church of England
John, Heenan
Christ
Big Ben
Michael Raney
Jesus Christ
Household Cavalry
Queena Elizabeth
Martin M. Miller
East
Tudiana
Bells
Indiana
Chuteho
Peneieo
Tum Wiscen
Fel
Supul Lisarin
Prince Philp
Tower Pier
River Thames
John F. Kennnedy
Westminster’ Hall
Churchill Catafalque
Robert Ward
Westminster Hospital
District Hospital Register shows admissions and discharges
Indiana entries list numerous births with parent names and addresses including Hill, Cunningham, Purcell, Carnahan, Bennett, Muckle, Blatt, Atwell, Kalinoski, Himes, Kerr, Ashbaugh, McCritcheon, Wells, Warner, Smith, Jacobs, Shimmel, and others. Discharges include Bell, Machak, Elkin, Balls, Haight, Pollock, Innes, Remualey, and Emigh. A Lon don fire reference and a royal funeral procession narrative follow, detailing figures like Earl Alexander, Attlee, Eden, Mountbatten, Menzies, Macmillan, and the queen in a cathedral service.
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Indiana Fiostitat
Mirtham
George Hill
Dixon Rd
Clymer
R. Edward Cunningham
Walnut St
Indiane
James Purcell
Tacernemines
Glenn Carnahan
Shelocta
William W. Bennett
Penn Rim
Roy
Red
Wilmer Muckle
R.D. Home
Robert E. Blatt
Chesnut
Inliana
David Atwell
Shelelay Donha Lynn
Ann Louise Smith
Meadowlark St
Ajara
Jeffrey Leo Kalinoski
N. 15Th
Indiana
Gregory Todd Himes
Rochester Mills
Iva Pearl
Dolly) Kerr
Water St
Richard W. Ashbaugh
Star Rt
Saltsburg
Lois C. McCritcheon
R.D
Mary Ellen Wells
Harry G. Warner
Clark Ave
William R. Smith
James Jacobs
McArthur St
Blairsville
William Edward Thomas, Jr
Maple Ave
John Mike Shimmel
Homer City
Robert $. Bell
Campbell St
Hubert Ma’ Chak
Aultman
A. Clarke Elkin
Plumville
Jean Balls
Ernest
Floyd Haight
Marion Center
Carolle
Pollock
North St
James M. Innés
Schosi St
Frank Remualey
R. D
Sant Patricia C. Peeler
Clune
Al-Sua Emigh
Dorothy E. Stepp
June Louise Myers
Sandra Kay Wise
S. 2Nd St
Anthony Smith
R.D. 2
Derailment at Blairsville Causes $90,000 in Damages
Details of a Blairsville derailment show eight empty rail cars on the Conemaugh Division freight train ED-1 derailed near the Blairsville yards, tearing out an interlocking system and delaying service. No injuries were reported as tracks were reopened after 11:45. The incident involves cars with auto frames and an electronic unit. investigation continues into cause and fault.
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Blairsville
Blairs
Ville
Pennsylvania
Conemaugh
Indiana Man Ends Career At Penelec
Indiana Borough police arrest Robert W. Joes, 2, at reas 2% Church St. Indiana, as yiead Gazette Classified Ady.
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Indiana
Penelec
Indiana Borough
Robert W. Joes
Church St. Indiana
Yiead Gazette
Classified
Ady
Families Chased By Floods In Eastern Oregon
Flooded rail lines near La Grande and Enter prise disrupted travel as 600 feet of track washed out. Walla Walla River breaches 159 feet of dike at Milton-Pree while bulldozers and bricks struggled to hold back waters. Gov. Hatfield reports about 200 families evacuated statewide, including 82 near Mt Hoad Wemma area and about 100 from Keizer north of Salem. Willamette River spared in this area compared to December.
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Taga W
la Grande
Enterprise
Oregon
Milton-Preewater
Walla Walla
Mark Hatfield
Wemma
Mt. Hoad
Keizer
Salem
Willamette River
Park Lands Approved In Blairsville
Blairsville borough council approved a request by the Blairsville Park and Recreation Board to seek a lease from the U S Army Corps of Engineers for 13 more acres around the Conemaugh Dam Flood Control Reservoir area. The borough already leases 30 acres for recreation and plans to add at least one more baseball field while permanent structures are banned.
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Blairsville
Park and Recreation Board
Board
Rayne Township Budget Prepared for 1965 Review
The Rayne Township budget for 1965 has been prepared and may be examined at the home of secretary Charles E. Dahlquist, or at the regular meeting place on February 6 at Rayne Township Elementary.
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Raye
Charles £. Dahlquist
Ernest
Rayne Township
Elementa
Wilson DeGaulle To Meet
French leader Charles de Gaulle and U S ally await firmer steps toward accord after talks described as useful and friendly. Observers warn there are no quick solutions to strains over Europe’s direction and defense, including France’s opposition to the Multilateral Force and Atlantic Nuclear Force.
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de Gaulle
Europe
U.S
France
Meeting on poverty programs to be held in Feb
A Pennsylvania meeting sponsored by the Pennsylvania Citizens Council will be held Tuesday February 2 at the Penn Sheraton Hotel from 1 to 4 30 p.m. State Secretary of Public Welfare Arlin M Adams will speak and discuss the Economic Opportunity program and community action groups in rural areas. Other officials include A David Bouterse Peter F E McMeish Dan Rogers William G Nagel and John K Taybor with technical teams to detail anti poverty actions. The Pittsburgh gathering is one of six called by Gov Scranton to inform Pennsylvanians about poverty efforts. Following the main talk attendees will split into smaller groups to discuss local applications of economic opportunity actions.
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Pennsylvania Citizens Council
A. David Bouterse
Peter FE. McMeish
Division of Economic Development
Department of Commerce
Dan Rogers
Bureau of Comimmunity Development
Dept. of Commerce
William G. Nagel
Governor's Council For Human Services
John K.tayboor
Commeres
Pittsburgh
Gov .Scranton
$35,346 Allocation To ISC Under EOA Plan
The Department of Health, Education and Welfare announced that $35,348 was allocated to Indiana State College for participation in the college work study program under the Economic Opportunity Act. Congressman John P. Saylor announced the funding. The program aims to provide part time employment for students from low income families in need of earnings.
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OU. S$. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Indiana State College
John Ip. Saylor
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Roseanne Molto
Blairsville R.D
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iChancu
W. W. Causey
Conway
Peter Cecconi
Black Lick
Altoona
Robert S. Rehm
Miller
Eleanora
Jefferson County
Bliss Segan
Washington
Zion Lutheran Church
Order of Eagles
Palladium
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Indiana Bear Club
Indiana Lodge
Coudersport
Janet Grace Kunkle
Joan Roberta
Linda Marilyn
Indiana Senior High School
Martin Miller
Wilson, DeGaulle
Joseph Blaver
Rossitar
Inlins Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Horn
Poland
Thomas
Frances Blayer
Blayer
Mary Noga
St. Francis R. C. Church
Rossiter
UMW of A
Edward Dowling
Walter Blayer
Tama
Towa
Joseph
John Blayer
Ron Arbor
Mich
Leo
Henry Bilayer
Detroit
Pifers Funeral Home
Pimxsutawney
St. Francis Church
Robert I. Waller
Calvary Cemetery
Sara May Fike
Zinzellos
Coolspring
Solomon and
Lavina Reitz Fike
Fike
Creekside
Reformed Church of
Captspring
Calvin P. Fike
Rome
N. Y
Leona
Ac Coburn
North Apollo
N. Leroy
Joseph Hennessey
Riverview Cemetery
Apollo
Bert Jordan
Punxssutawney
Thurslday
Jin Punxsutawney
Fred
Angelina Corletta Jordan
Jordan
SS. Cosmos
Damian R. C. Church
Punxsutawney
Blue Tavern
Walston
Priscilla Burinda Jordan
Louie Serian
Theresa Jordan
Albert
West Covina
Calif
Damian R.C
Joseph J. Wiley
Pittshurch
Anna
Yosie) Risko
Wintondate
Austria
Michael
Michael Jr
John
Christine Verba
Shirley Barate
Wintondale
Julia Sado
Eric
Anna Mileski
du Bois
Mary Gregor
Akron
Ohio
Risko
Kingdom Hall
Winstondale
Jehovah's Witnesses
Armagh
Kenneth N.gray
Seward
Jewety C. Simons
Erin Street
Jules J
Sewickley Valley Hospital
Sewickley
Sidney
I. Y
Adrian Ruland
Stephen J. Sianus
Mora
Ray Sprague
St. Petersburg
Ibta
ISC
EOA
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