Mona Lisa seen by 28,000 in New York crowds
Nearly 29 000 people, many schoolchildren, passed the Mona Lisa during its first day at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Early arrival included Joseph Lasky, a Brooklyn cab driver, who stood in line since 4:30 a.m. The painting, brought from Washington, drew crowds described with awe as visitors noted her enigmatic smile and facial features.
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Visitors flock to Louvre painting on loan at local museum
Wheelchair users and seniors mingle with curious onlookers as visitors crowded a museum show featuring a Joan of Arc painting from the Louvre. Elsa Cartwright lingered with opera glasses while two construction workers offered mixed praise. Arlington resident Mary Zacher traveled from Boston for the exhibit, which officials anticipate drawing at least a million people before March 4, far exceeding typical daily attendance.
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Pope Orders Vatican Council To Speed Completion of Work
Pope John XXIII urges Roman Catholic bishops to conclude the Vatican II council at the next session and to consider all Christians, not just Catholics, in its deliberations. The pope calls this the conclusive phase and presses for careful study during the recess.
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Polaris A3 Marks First Test of New Nuclear Missile
Cape Canaveral reports Polaris A3, third generation, scored its first successful test after six failures. The land-launched missile traveled 1,840 miles with a 2,875 mile eventual range. Navy says A3 will be operational in about 38 months and will extend reach for submarines to strike inland. Nine subs carry A1 and A2 now. more to follow, with Britain to receive A3 under swap deal.
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Treasury official to hand over funds in billions
The Treasurer of the United States prepares to pass public funds to his successor, a formal handover that involves checks in the billions of dollars and places custody of state assets under new stewardship.
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Bridgeport Court Clears Cases In Underwood Commerce Building
Judge George G. Dicenzo and Judge Irving Levine handled numerous Bridgeport traffic and larceny cases yesterday. Defendants faced fines from 10 to 150 dollars for offenses including larceny speeding red light and driving without a license, with suspensions and probation where noted.
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Humphreys 11 Helps Women’s Relief From Irregularities
An advertisement promotes Humphreys 11 as a homeopathic remedy for scanty or irregular menstrual flows. Claiming no prescription needed, it suggests relief for women from “phyels ieegular” conditions and directs readers to all drug stores for purchase.
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