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Newspaper

Danville Register

Location

Danville, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1966

Page

4

Liechtenstein Castle Hides Priceless Art Collection

A 13th century castle overlooks Liechtenstein where Prince Franz Josef II keeps a private collection of about 1,500 paintings. Only 72 works are publicly shown in Vaduz, with most unseen in damp cellars guarded by secrecy, including Rubens and Van Dyck pieces.

Jan Brueghel Ronald Payne London Vaduz Liechtenstein Vaduz Castle Prince Franz Josef II AP Newsfeatures Andrew Borowiec Leonardo da Vinci Florence Ginevra Dei Benci California Norton Simon Walter Kranz Post Office Peter Paul Rubens Anthonie van Dyck Josef Farage Leichtenstein Switzerland Austria Karl Eusebius Europe Franz Josef II Germany Leichtensteip Palace Vienna Czechoslovakia Lucerne Georgina Principality of

King Kin to Civil Rights Drive in Kentucky Law

In Louisville Rev A D Williams King, brother of Martin Luther King Jr, led the push for Kentucky’s pioneering civil rights statute. He blends ministry with activism, while Martin Luther King campaigns nationally, with both sustaining civil rights work as their calling. The 1950s campaign helped pass the state law in January.

Louisville, Ky Kentucky Mr. King Mason-Dixon Line Martin Luther King Jr A.D. Williams King Martin Luther Ebenezer Baptist Church A.D King Jesus Atlanta New York Chicago Saginaw Mich Southern Christian Leadership Conference Birmingham Louisville Kings Spelman College

Notre Dame opens center for cross religious dialogue

Notre Dame on its 1000 acre campus opened a new $2 million center to foster traffic from every intellectual direction. President Hesburgh says it serves as a beacon and bridge inviting dialogue among Protestant, Orthodox, Catholic and Jewish scholars, with a new institute and graduate school of theology to follow.

Notre Dame George Cornell South Bend Ind University of Notre Dame Theodore M. Hesburgh United Nations Traffc Hesburgh Holy Cross Fathers

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