The Pantagraph from Bloomington, Illinois • Page 3

Pantograph, Rioomlngton, Sumbyj, Ho 19SS 1 4 i A Time of Mourning it i.j ft. 1 if iw; P' vni i 1 1 I 'Ml ill I X' Harvard student sobs on steps of Memorial Church In Ilarvai'd yard duxing services for tlw President, a member of class of 1940. An honor guard of Marines walks along driveway leading to the early Saturday. Ambulance carrying President's body is ttw third in 'i. tt -r-v -r 3 a.i vMwnM An 4v rwviicoirkn vviuue nouse as jrresiaeni ivenneay was returned iu uie juvwv III i 4 Ki- i IT' a a( Alt 1 it 1 i.

"ysv p. 1 I 9 frit "I A weeping woman wipes tears from her eyes as sha leaves services for tlie President in New York. Soviet Premier Khrushchev signs register at U.S. embassy in Moscow as he presented condolences. Former President Harry Truman makes a sad return to the White House to pay his respects.

Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower reflects the shock of the nation at the President's death. 1' Jt' 7 frt'1 I i Xw 1 I stST1 look of diMief a picture of the nations reao- l'V''-r' tion to the President's assassinatioa "ft'v lsa -v v-- '-v i 5 i 1- -r' TZ 3KI ff wfcuwr-1 mfciM, I -fj? MnmHiiiiii mtuimmwu-fimt mgutt 1 "Mi'-i' V' I .1 i I i -Jul ffi i A WS 1 'd 4 xL i iur. W.Vw tViwWl I A child's tears and prayers could not stop the ebb of life from the President as he lay in a Dallas Hospital Prayers now are for the repose of his soul. Honor guard stands outside black-draped North Portico door of the White House as mourners filed past the President's casket '4.

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Samuel Shapiro, right, bid goodbye to Gov. and Mrs. Otto Kerner ai they left Springfield for Washington to attend rites for the President Mrs. Pvose Kennedy, mother of the President, attends memorial Mass at Hyannis. Several sprays of flowers lie on a grassy plot Just opposite the busy Dallas street where President Kennedy was cut down by a sniper's bullets.

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