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10/17/64 A0010294 LONDON, FORMER PRIME MINISTER CHURCHILL RETURNS TO LONDON HOME. LN 15773 "CHURCHILL HOME" SHOWS: EXTERIOR SIR WINSTON CHURCHILL'S HOME; SIGN "HYDE PARK GATE"; LADY CHURCHHILL OUT OF CAR INTO HOUSE; SIR WINSTON CHURCHILL HELPED OUT OF CAR; CHURCHILL HELPED INTO HOUSE; (SHOT 10/17/64 18FT) CHURCHILL, WINSTON CHURCHILL, CLEMENTINE UP LN / 18 FT / 16 NEG / R5660

The steameship Bremen pulls into New York's harbor and Sarah Churchhill walks along the deck smiling in anticipation of the acting job and wedding ring she's been offered by Hollywood's Vic Oliver. Sarah Churchhill is the second daughter of Britain's Sir Winston Churchhill.

A WEEKEND OF ACTIVITIES SOLEMN AND SALUTARY DREW THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE TO ABILENE, KANSAS, THIS WEEKEND TO CELEBRATE WHAT WOULD HAVE BEEN DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER’S 100TH BIRTHDAY. THE CENTRAL KANSAS TOWN THE COUNTRY’S 34TH PRESIDENT CALLED HOME MIGHT FEEL A LITTLE CROWDED. IT’S POPULATION IN 6300. EISENHOWER WAS BORN OCTOBER 14, 1890, IN DENISON, TEXAS, BUT GREW UP IN ABILENE.

London, UK - December 07 2024: This is a Statue of Winston Churchill / United Kingdom

When asked if it's true that he is going to marry WInston Churchhill's daughter Sarah Vic Oliver answers, "That is a statement I cannot answer at the present time because as I said before I must wait till her brother Randolph arrives here tomorrow morning." Mr. Oliver did indeed marry the young woman in question shortly after this interview.

07/30/64 A0007011 LONDON SIR WINSTON LEAVES LONDON TO GO TO HIS COUNTRY HOME. LN 13535 - "CHURCHHILL" SHOWS: STREET NAME, PAN TO LSS OF NO 28; NO 28 ON DOOR; HORSE, PRESS ARRIVING; CHURCHILL COMES OUT; CAMERAMEN; CHURCHILL; LADY CHURCHILL AT "INDO" CHURCHILL INTO CAR; CAR PENNANT; CHURCHILL IN CAR;LADY CHURCHILL ENTERS CAR; CAR LEAVING: (SHOT 7/30/64 37FT) CHURCHILL, WINSTON CHURCHILL, CLEMENTINE UP LN / 37 FT / 16 NEG / R4604

Winston Churchill Statue & Westminster Abbey; London, England

NOTES: B LOCATION: LONDON TITLE: LADY CHURCHILL OBIT (NATSOF) SERVICED DATE: 12/12/77 NO: LNC 85011 DATE SHOT: 12/12/77 LENGTH: 68FT SECONDS: 109SEC SOUND: (NATSOF) DATE OF ARRIVAL: FILM SHOWS: STILLS OF THE YOUNG LADY CHURCHILL: NEWSPAPER HEADLINE ANNOUNCING WEDDING: LADY CHURCHILL WALKING THROUGH BOMB SITE: VISITING BABY AT HOSPITAL: MAKING SPEECH ABOUT SIR WINSTON: A PORTRAIT OF LADY CHURCHILL: SHE AND WINSTON LOOKING AT IT: AUDIENCE APPLAUDING: WINSTON KISSING LADY CHURCHILL: WINSTON AND LADY CHURCHILL TAKING LEAVE OF QUEEN AND PRINCE PHILLIP: CROWD: LADY AND WINSTON WAVING FROM WINDOW: STILL OF LADY CHURCHILL. LEAD IN: LADY SPENCER CHURCHILL, THE 92-YEAR-OLD WIDOW OF BRITAIN'S WARTIME LEADER SIR WINSTON CHURCHILL, HAS DIED. SHE DIED SUDDENLY OF A HEART ATTACK AT HER KENSINGTON HOME ON MONDAY (12 DECEMBER). ALTHOUGH SHE HAD BEEN FRAIL IN HEALTH FOR SOME TIME SHE HAD NO HISTORY OF HEART TROUBLE, HER GRANDSON WINSTON CHURCHILL SAID. FEET R/SECS 2 3 CU YOUNG LADY CHURCHILL 12 19 CU YOUNG LADY CHURCHILL PULL OUT TO SHOW SIR WINSTON 15 24 CU NEWSPAPER HEADLINE ANNOUNCING WEDDING 17 27 LS LADY CHURCHILL ON BOMB SITE 20 32 MS LADY CHURCHILL VISITS BABY IN HOSPITAL 36 58 MS LADY CURCHILL MAKING SPEECH ABOUT SIR WINSTON 38 61 MCU PORTRAIT OF LADY CHURCHILL 41 65 MS WINSTON AND LADY LOOK AT PROTRAIT 43 69 GV CROWD APPLAUD 46 74 MS WINSTON KISSES LADY CHURCHILL 55 88 MS WINSTON AND LADY ON DOORSTEP OF NO 10 WITH QUEEN AND PHILLIP 58 93 GV CROWD SHOT COMMENTARY: SIR WINSTON'S "DARLING CLEMMIE" DIED AS AN EXHIBITION OF HER DAUGHTER SARAH'S PAINTINGS OF SIR WINSTON OPENED IN LONDON. CHURCHILL FINISHED HIS AUTOBIOGRAPHY BY WRITING THAT HE MARRIED CLEMENTINE OGILVY HOZIER AND LIVED HAPPILY EVER AFTER. SHE MARRIED HIM IN 1908 AND WAS HIS CONSTANT COMPANION UNTIL HIS DEATH AT THE AGE OF 90 IN 1965. AS THE GREAT WARTIME LEADER ROSE TO DOMINATE HIS TIME, CLEMMIE GREW TO TAKE A PLACE BESIDE HIM IN THE HEARTS OF HER COUNTRYMEN AND WOMEN EVERYWHERE AS THE WORLD KNEW WINNIE IT KNEW CLEMMIE. SOUND UP LADY CHURCHILL: YOU SAID JUST NOW THAT YOU WONDERED HOW MY HUSBAND DID IT ALL WELL I'LL TELL YOU WHY...HOW HE DOES IT. IT'S BECAUSE HE ENJOYS IT ALL. HE LIKES EVERYTHING THAT HE DOES. AND SOME TIMES I SAY TO HIM IN A SORT OF WIFELY WAY, 'WHY DON'T YOU DO THAT. I THINK YOU OUGHT TO DO THAT?' AND HE SAYS, 'WELL I DON'T WANT TO YOU SEE. I WANT TO DO SOMETHING (HAPPY?).' SSDSOUND DOWN LYWILTWTSWSSDCLEMMIE, WHO WAS AN EXCELLENT PUBLIC SPEAKER, BECAME ALMOST AS WELL KNOWN TO THE ENGLISH AS THE QUEENS VICTORIA THROUGH TO ELIZABETH, WHO ALL KNEW THE WOMAN WHO STOOD BEHIND THE MAN WHO OFFERED BRITAIN IN ITS DARKEST MOMENT THE INSPIRATION FOR ITS FINEST HOUR. IN 1965 QUEEN ELIZABETH, WHO HAD VISITED THE CHURCHILLS AT NUMBER 10, GRANTED CLEMMIE A LIFE PEERAGE. FEET R/SECS 64 102 CU WINSTON AND LADY CHURCHILL AT WINDOW 68 109 CU STILL LADY CHURCHHILL COMMENTARY: CHURCHILL DELIGHTED IN HIS WIFE'S PUBLIC SUCCESS AND IN HIS LAST YEARS SHE WORKED HARD TO SUSTAIN HIS PUBLIC IMAGE AND MAKE HIM FEEL THE WORLD HAD NOT FORGOTTEN HIM. IN THE LATER YEARS SHE SUFFERED FAMILY TRAGEDIES INCLUDING THE SUICIDE OF HER DAUGHTER DIANA AND DEATH OF HER SON RANDOLPH. SHE LEAVES HER DAUGHTERS ACTRESS SARAH AND LADY MARY SOAMES, WIFE OF BRITAIN'S FORMER AMBASSADOR TO FRANCE SIR CHRISTOPHER SOAMES.

Wide shot tourists surrounding and taking pictures of statue of Winston Churchill in Parliament Square

41 - 42 Cloth Fair was Built between 1597 and 1614, and is the only house in the City of London to have survived the Great Fire of London in 1666. Over the Years it has had many famous visitors including Sir Winston Churchill Cloth Fair is a historic street in the City of London and takes its name from medieval times, when merchants gathered to buy and sell fabric.

41 - 42 Cloth Fair was Built between 1597 and 1614, and is the only house in the City of London to have survived the Great Fire of London in 1666. Over the Years it has had many famous visitors including Sir Winston Churchill Cloth Fair is a historic street in the City of London and takes its name from medieval times, when merchants gathered to buy and sell fabric.

41 - 42 Cloth Fair was Built between 1597 and 1614, and is the only house in the City of London to have survived the Great Fire of London in 1666. Over the Years it has had many famous visitors including Sir Winston Churchill Cloth Fair is a historic street in the City of London and takes its name from medieval times, when merchants gathered to buy and sell fabric.

41 - 42 Cloth Fair was Built between 1597 and 1614, and is the only house in the City of London to have survived the Great Fire of London in 1666. Over the Years it has had many famous visitors including Sir Winston Churchill Cloth Fair is a historic street in the City of London and takes its name from medieval times, when merchants gathered to buy and sell fabric.

41 - 42 Cloth Fair was Built between 1597 and 1614, and is the only house in the City of London to have survived the Great Fire of London in 1666. Over the Years it has had many famous visitors including Sir Winston Churchill Cloth Fair is a historic street in the City of London and takes its name from medieval times, when merchants gathered to buy and sell fabric.

London, UK - December 07 2024: This is a Statue of Winston Churchill / United Kingdom