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ATTEND CEREMONIES Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy, holding hands of her children,
Caroline and John Jr., leads group from the Capitol after ceremonies honoring her
late husband, President John Kennedy. Behind, left to right, ara Attorney General
Robert Kennedy, his sisters, Mrs. Stephen Smith, and Mrs. Pat Lavford, and brother-in-law
Stephen Smith. UP1 Telephoto
250,000 Pay Last Respects To Late President
WASHINGTON (LTPH-By the
tens of thousands, they came to
look on lite bier of their dead
leader many weeping openly,
others seemingly bewildered.
And when the solemn proces
sion finally was halted today by
sympathetic police, an estimat
ed quarter of a million persons
had filed past the flag-draped
casket of the late John K. Ken
nedy in the rotunda of the
Capitol.
The nisht thill was no deter
rent to those who stood in line
for huurs. Some carried small
children, many were lightly
dressed. They came from near
and far for 18 hours to pay
their last respects to the man
whose vibrant youth captured
the imagination of so many.
Several thousand others still
were in line when police finally
were forced to bar further view
ers at 9 a.m.
After the huge doors to the
Capitol were closed to the pub
lic, senators and congressmen
joined the last of the ordinary
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costs at most of the nation's col
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Institute of Electrical and Elcc
Ironies Engineers.
Martin said student enrollment
at his institution has almost
doubled to 35,000 since World War
II. In the same period, he said,
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citizens in the rotunda in pass
ing the closed casket. Former
Vice President Richard M. Nix
on and his wife also were
among the last visitors.
At one time during the cold
night, in which the temperatuure
fell into the 30s, the crowds pa
tiently waiting to enter the Cap
itol were estimated at far over
120.000.
At 8:25 a.m. EST, police
formed a cutoff in the long line
at a point about two blocks
east of the Capitol. This meant
that some thousands who had
endured the near-freezing
weather for hours would be dis
appointed. The cutoff was necessary to
assure that the rotunda would
be cleared in time for John
Fitzgerald Kennedy's last ride
to the White House. Hundreds
in the Capitol when the cutoff
came continued to 'shuffle for
ward to file past the casket.
As the last of the visitors
passed the flag -draped casket
at 9 a.m., EST. Capitol Police
Chief Charles J. Sullivan esti
mated that 250.000 persons
viewed the casket on its
ancient catafalque shrouded in
black.
Other, unofficial estimates by
persons who had watched the
crowds throughout the night put
the figure at about 140.000.
In any event, it was a mas
sive outpouring of affection and
sorrow for the assassinated
young President.
At midnight authorities had
warned those at the end of the
slow moving line almost 30
blocks long that they might
not get a chance to get into the
rotunda.
But still they came. Polite
repealed the warning at 2 a.m.
and again at 3 and 4 and 5
and later. Rut still they came.
Among the last to pause
in reverence beside the bier
were former Vice President
Richard M. Nixon, the man
Kennedy defeated for the pres
idency in 1960, and his wife,
Patricia. They appeared at
three minutes before 8 o'clock.
Tlie massive doors to the
Capitol were closed prompt
ly at 9. Those inside tlie rotun
da were allowed to file
past the bier. By 9:05 a.m..
EST, the last of tlie tens of
tliousands of ordinary mourn
ers passed the bier.
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