••" Worl ays Tribute

• Monday, Nov. 25, 1963.- ~MILWAUKEE Part 1, Pagla..=-2:.: to ennedy

penned these words: "I am one of 19 million Yugo- Display slays who sincerely admired his • dynamism and efforts for the Respect in preservation of peace. With his death, we lose a great friend." A great hymn of eulogy for assassinated President Ken- nedy and prayers for his suc- Other Notables cessor, Lyndon B. Johnson, • ar welled up in churches both east From abroad flew such no-. .. Many •tables as French President and west of the iron curtain From Sentinel Wire Services Sunday and echoed to the far- Charles de Gaulle, Ethiopia's Around the world, sorrowing thest reaches of a saddened Emperor Haile Selassie, Bel- world. gium's King Baudouin, West people demonstrated their re- ;. German President Heinrich spect for President Kennedy by World Greats Gather Luebke and Chancellor Ludwig the little things they did. At the same tithe, king s, Erhard, Japan's Prime Minister :4- princes, presidents, prime min- Hayate Ikeda, Philippines Presi- In Portugal they donned isters and other high officials dent Macapagal, Turkey's black ties and put mourning from around the world poured Premier Ismet Inonu. bands on their arms.- into Washington to pay final homage to slain President. Ken- Queen Elizabeth sent as her The prime minister of Great nedy. representative her husband, Britain, Sir Alec Douglas-Home, Prince Philip, along with Prime. stood in a church filled with Never have so many top for- Minister Sir Douglas-Home. Sunday worshipers and •sang eign leaders gathered in this Other British commonwealth;,;; the Battle Hymn of the Repub- city of historic events. Perhaps nations sent representatives, in-. 4 lic: "Mine Eyes Have Seen the never in history has any event cluding Canadian Prinie Minis-:,.;: Glory of the Coming of the gathered t o ge t h e r so many ter Lester B. Pearson. wielders of temporal power. Lord." Iron curtain countries sentL. At Skopj e, the Yugoslavia The more than 100 foreign their emissaries, headed by the-.;•;. town hit by a devestating earth- delegations joined governors Soviet Union's first deputy quake July 26, 146.7American from most of the 50 states, and premier, Aanastas Mikoyan. Po soldiers decided to forego their other officials of states and land sent Stanislaw Kulczynski,. Sunday off and continued work- cities, who came from afar to deputy chairman of the council:,;; ing on homes for victims. The mourn with of fi ci al Wash- of state. soldiers, sent there by President ington. Kennedy, said work was the Heading the out of Washing- !best way to honor their dead ton American mourners were ' commander in chief. two former United States chief "Lose Great Friend" executives, Harry S. Truman In the Yugoslav capital of Bel- and Gen. Dwight D. Eisen- grade, a student sat before the hower. book of condolences at the Gov. and Mrs. Reynolds of United States embassy and Wisconsin wilt also be there.