Churchill Warmly Received In Washington
Received Friday, 11.25 a.m. WASHINGTON, Marcfi 24. Secret service men and police liad to drive a wedge through reporters, photographers and cheering crswda jgfct Mr. Churchill from ihe train when he arrived in Washington for a brief visit today. There was no repetition of yesterday's "Go back home" demonstration in New York. Instead eager citizens greeted him j and cheered um from the train to the waiting British Embassy car. Mr. Churchill and party drove to the British Embassy, where a reeeption was arranged so the Ameriean Cabinet, military chiefs and Congressional leaders could meei Vlr. Churchill and his wife.
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Chronicle (Levin), 25 March 1949, Page 5
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