Is This Where Europe Was Born
Belgrade Yugoslavia archaeologists race to excavate Lepenski Vir before a 12 mile lake forms from the Crow Gates hydro dam. Professors from Belgrade University date the site to 6900 BC and suggest it may be Europe’s cradle, with stone carvings depicting human faces and abstract forms endangered by floodwaters.
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Yugoslavia
Neas
Europe
Jacques Costeau
Lepenski Vir
Crow Gates
Lepenshi Vi
Abu Simbel
Beyption
Aswan Dam
Unesco
Smithsonian Institute
Dragoslav Sregovic
Belgrade University
Danube
Sregovie
Beieves
Middle East
Jordan
Palestine
Iran
Turkey
Sregovic
Anatolia
Yugo
Art Crop Rooted in Slav Soil in Kovacica Village
In Kovacica Yugoslavia farmers harvest art instead of hops. Nearly every resident produces naive canvases that fetch high prices in London Paris and Berlin. Slovak descendants of Czechoslovak migrants keep language and customs alive while supporting Tito.
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Yugoslavia
Nea J
Belgrade
London
Paris
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Kansas
Manhattan
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Tito
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Kovacica School of Painting Grows Among Slovak Farmers
Big farmer artist Martin Paluska recalls a 1930 chess game with neighbor Jan Sokol sparking the Kovacica School of Painting. Farmers without formal training create cheerful scenes of weddings and harvests using bright primary colors, while some works bear political overtones. Paluska’s pieces have hung in London and Sao Paulo. Martin Jonas sold 36 Israeli exhibits. multiple Kovacia painters show in Paris.
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Martin Paluska
Jan Sokol
Paluska
Jan
Slova
Sokol
Ferce
Grandma Moses
London
Edinburgh
Sao Paulo
Martin Jonas
Israel
Switzerland
Martin
Jonas
Kovacia
Paris
Kovaciwa Center Head Praises Local Painters Respect
In Kovaciea at Paluska Sokol Jonas and fellow painters are respected by villagers not for wealth but for their role as food farmers and their artistic work. Art is valued as a major crop alongside corn.
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Kovaciwa
Paluska
Sokol
Jonas
Kovaciea
Clean-Cav Crook Sought In Hold-Up
Riviera Beach bank holdup nets 13772 dollars. Described as a neat in his early thirties man with a well dressed appearance entered the Maryland National Bank branch and talked a loan before producing a threatening note and demanding cash. Police seek the suspect.
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Crook
Riviera Beach
Anne Arundel County
Maryland National Bank
Joseph F. Matthal
Pharos of Alexandria Lighthouse Stands Over 400 Feet
The Pharos of Alexandria, one of the seven wonders, was a towering lighthouse surpassing 400 feet in height and guiding ancient mariners with its beacon.
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Pharos of
Alexandria
South Korea Presses U.S. for Faster Weapons Aid
In Washington the South Korean government urges the United States to accelerate arms deliveries to counter rising infiltration from the North. Foreign Minister Choi Kyu-llah says further military assistance from the U.S. is required.
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Washington
South Korea
United States
Choi Kyu-llah
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