File:John F. Kennedy Lying in State November 25, 1963 (10965631824).jpg
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editDescriptionJohn F. Kennedy Lying in State November 25, 1963 (10965631824).jpg | John F. Kennedy funeral procession leaving the Capitol. Photo by Architect of the Capitol photographers. |
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