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...interim, Judaism believes in taking one world at a time. RABBI JACOB CHINITZ Philadelphia...
...jinx that has haunted the wedding was not to be downed. Despite the palace's best efforts, the image of Margaret that dominated Britain's front pages last week was a preview of a gaunt-cheeked bronze by the late Sir Jacob Epstein. "Hardly regal," grumbled the Daily Telegraph of the scrawny figure. "The princess resembles a badly groomed suburban young woman, her hands roughened at the kitchen sink, about to pick up a tray," wrote the Daily Mail. Then Madame Tussaud's put on view a waxworks figure of Tony Armstrong-Jones in a hands-behind...
...York Republican Jacob Javits, wheelhorse for the civil rights team, tried to delay Senate action on his proposal giving permanent, statutory standing to the President's Committee on Government Contracts, now a temporary committee chaired by Vice President Nixon...
Referring to the Jan. 4 article "Hidden Masterpiece: Kassel's Rembrandt," I was surprised to find Rembrandt had painted Jacob Blessing the Sons of Joseph. My aunt, Miss Ida Friedberger, made a tapestry in 1874 of this picture, and I now find it in my home...
...Hugh Carleton Greene, 49, brother of Novelist-Playwright Graham Greene, took over as director general of the British Broadcasting Corp., replacing 60-year-old Sir Ian Jacob. Going from Oxford to Fleet Street in 1933, Carleton Greene was a Daily Telegraph correspondent until 1940, when he joined BBC to wage psychological warfare. BBC staffers are confident that their new 6½ ft. "D.G." is the man to hold up the BBC side in 1964, when the BBC's charter and the mandate of the ITV commercial network both expire...