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...President Kennedy's funeral, many journalists and television men, subordinating their own private feelings, worked long and dedicated hours to describe and to photograph the ceremony. Among them was Ben Martin, one of four photographers we assigned to the coverage. At dusk on Sunday, he photographed the long line of mourners approaching the Capitol; then, not sure whether a dawn crowd might not be better, he was back at sunup...
Earlier, he had climbed high to the top of the Capitol rotunda, and hung over the banister, to photograph the guard of honor around the casket. But his most memorable shot-among four pages of color in this issue-was taken at the grave at Arlington. There, from about 150 yards away and with a 500-mm. telephoto lens-he movingly pictures Jackie, Bobby and Rose Kennedy...
...cramped visions of self. Landolfi himself seems to be a master of the art. A resident of San Remo, he lives in seclusion with his wife and two daughters, appears in public only to gamble at the tables at the local casino. Characteristically, he has authorized only one photograph for publication-a head shot, with his outspread hand masking his face. At 55, he is highly Prized in Italian literary circles but almost unknown to the general public. Perhaps the most admired of his works is Rien Va, an imaginary diary in which he probes the struggles of one lonely...
WHAT makes news can be either events that are fortuitous or those that are foreseeable. Each week there is a lively competition for our space between the news we can prepare for (the museum opening, whose exhibits we can photograph in advance in color, for example) and the disaster that catches everyone unaware. Each week the leisurely and reflective must contest with the latest and most urgent happening-and each has its adherents: without the reflective, TIME would be too much like the daily newspapers; without the urgent, TIME would lose much of its vitality...
...weather satellite Tiros spotted it first, and the photograph drew whistles from a forecaster at the San Juan, P.R., weather station. "There it is," he said, "and it's a beaut...