Evening star
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Ambassador Johan Beck-Friis
I placed on each of the coffins a
green wreath with a blue and
yellow ribbon—the monogram
of the Swedish King. This was
a tribute by the royal family to
11 the victims of the Ndola crash,
11 which killed eight other Swedes
besides Mr. Hammarskjold, three
Americans, one Canadian, one
Irishman, one Haitian and one
Swiss. Five of the coffins of
Swedish victims were delivered
!in Malmoe, hometown of the
crew of the Hammarskjold
plane.
Premier Places Wreath
Premier Tage Erlander placed
a large green wreath with white
lilacs on the coffins of Mr.
Hammarskjold and the other
1 victims.
A state funeral for Mr. Ham
marskjold will be held tomor
row at the ancient university
I town of Uppsala. The ritual
follows that reserved for Swed
ish royalty and never accorded
to a commoner in this century.
From Stockholm, Mr. Ham
marsKjold's coffin will be taken
by car under police escort to
Uppsala. 45 miles north of the
capital.
The coffins of the other three
Swedish victims will be taken to
their home towns. The other
coffins will rest in a specially
decorated hangar with a guard
of U. N. soldiers until they are l
flown to their homes.
Private Ceremony Planned
At the tall. Gothic-style Upp
sala Cathedral a private cere
mony will follow the arrival of
Mr. Hammarskjold's body to the
Sweden, as Swedish soldiers stand at attention.
A state funeral will be held tomorrow.—AP
Wirephoto via radio from Stockholm.
city where he spent some of his
childhood and student days.
Mr. Hammarskpold's father
Hjalmar, Sweden’s Premier dur
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Evening star. (1961). Washington, D.C., 1961-09-28. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045462/1961-09-28/ed-1/?sp=29
ReferencesReferencias
Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Evening star, 1961-09-28.
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