Portraitist Recalls Painting Pope John Paul II in Florence
Artist Pietro Annigoni describes three portrait sittings with Pope John Paul II. The Pope spoke often and stayed calm, sharing memories from World War I and a humorous tale from The Voyage of the Ignoramus. The artist recalls the Pope’s humility and his advice on spontaneous speech over written discourse.
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Pietro Annigoni
Florence
Italy
NEA
Pope John
Marriage in Red China Faces Political Compatibility
In Red China, Hsiao Li defies party rule by living with a capitalist-minded husband. Maoist editors call marriage illegal without party sanction and urge separation, but Hsiao Li remains with him amid warnings and letters criticizing her choice. The piece notes enduring conflict between personal love and communist orthodoxy.
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New York
NEA
Red China
Isiac Li
Communist Party
Mao Tse-tung
Women of China
Hsiao Li
Red Party
T Hey
Red
China
Mao Tse-tune
Refugees From Tito debated by Italians and UN authorities
Five hundred Yugoslavs monthly seek new lives outside Tito's state via Italy's Latina center. About 25 percent are returned after refugee checks citing economic pressure or possible subversion. Some claim freedom while others fear Communist influence, with cases like Vilim Gorevic highlighting complex loyalties.
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Ward Cannel
Latina
Italy
NEA
Tito
Taly
Austalia
Sweden
Canada
U.S
Roberto Rossi-Longhi
Yugoslavia
Joint Refugee Commission
U. N
Refugee Commission
Western
Europe
Latvia
Communist Party
United States
Rossi-Longhi
Intergovernmental Committee For European Migration
Giovanni Karsic
Karsic
Trieste
Drago Nadinic
Pro vincial Museum Adds Rare Canadian Owl to Exhibit
In a five for one swap, the Provincial Museum of British Columbia acquires a 6 1/2 inch stuffed silenced screech owl, a unique specimen not held by any other Canadian public museum or in North American captivity. Penticton Museum curator donated the bird found by logger George Marshall. in exchange, Penticton received Canada jay redtail hawk blue grouse barn owl and peregrine falcon specimens now kept by Victoria Museum.
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Victoria
B. D
Canada
British Columbia
Clifford Carl
North America
R. N. Atkinson
Penticton, B. C
George Marshall
Penticton Museum
Victoria Museum
Reckless Walking May Trigger Cold in Hot Cities
In a few cities the heat and shifting sun shade can produce a cold from walking between sunny and shady streets. Guidebooks warn visitors that the temperature swing may lead to sneezing and sniffles during sweltering summers.
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Rome
What and Where A New News Game
A reader puzzle links numbered map spots to recent events. Use the accompanying box to identify each event by location and provide the corresponding news item. The exercise tests memory and geography by matching places to headlines.
Strong-arm assist no grass under wheels seizure at sea
The item outlines a chaotic incident at sea described as a seizure and a strong-arm assist, signaling distress and a wave of mourning over a world event. Camera omission noted, leaving gaps in footage and narrative.
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Sea World
12 Former Greeks Still in Italy Without Country
CAPUA Italy NEA The Capua refugee center hosts 12 Greeks in limbo two decades after World War II. They fled Nazi and Communist persecution, faced family separations across Europe, and now live as stateless people with unclear reentry prospects to Greece.
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Yugoslavia
Tito
Red China
Italy
Trieste
Free World
Ward Cannel
Capua
NEA
Mrs. Garafalis
Jesus Christ
Garafalis
Europe
Greece
Germany
No Man
Ain
U. S
Both Sexes Share Ward at Magherafelt Hospital
In Magherafelt Hospital County Londonderry seriously sick patients of both sexes receive treatment in the same ward before later moving to separate units as their conditions improve. Hospital officials say mixing sexes aids focused care and has not provoked public outcry.
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Londonderry
Thren
Ireland
Magherafelt
County
Khrushchev Turns Cuban Crisis Into Propaganda Victory
Khrushchev used the Cuba crisis to claim victory over Kennedy as Moscow pressed for on site missile inspections. The Soviet leader cited a pledge not to invade Cuba and warned Russia would aid Castro if the U S failed to honor the October agreement. His remarks came at a large Moscow rally for Fidel Castro.
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Washington
NEA
Kennedy
Cuba
Red China
Mao Tse-tung
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
Munich
United States
Khrushchev
Castro
Vis
Florida
U.S
Pravda
Izvestia
Novoye Vremia
New Time
State Department
Red Press
Red
Russia
Fidel Castro
Brazil's Struggles Spark Hope Despite Hard Times
In Rio de Janeiro, Brazilians face rising living costs and slow reform as three-year recovery plans unfold. Laborer Joao da Silva cites dire wages and food shortages, while officials tout IMF credit as faith in stabilization. Signs of industry and new highways offer cautious optimism for Brazil's future.
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Joao
Congress
Getulio Vargas Foundation
Dantas
Brazil
Goulart
South America
Sao Paulo
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