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cosmopolitan Beirut, and med* ieval Limoges in France; Naples and Foggia in southcentral Italy. Metz, France, gave the late President the supreme honor of changing its Rue Jeanne d'Arc to Rue J. F. Kennedy. Sicily, an island with a fiercely passionate soul, went all out by assigning the Kennedy name to four streets, two squares, and 20 scholarships Yemen gave his name to its greatest pridt--a new multimillion-dollar water system. Seven hundred poor families in Venezuela were resettled near Caracas in a pleasant new housing development, El presidente Kennedy. Public squares were renamed for Mr. Kennedy in Saigon, Algiers, West Berlin, Rome, and Limosano, Italy, j In Denmark, an international i home and research center for j handicapped children was plan- j ned as the national memorial! The London suburban town of ! Stratford established a sim- : ilar local center for children i Monrovia, Liberia, dedicated a new medical center to the late President. Britain, as its national mem-j orial, set aside a tract on its ;

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