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...Wunderlich began collaborating with Karin Székessy, a professional photographer of fashions and nudes. Surveying a mass of Karin's nude blowups, he found that there were usually one or two that fascinated him, and he began using them as a point of departure. The dramatic metamorphosis may often be traced from photograph to print to painting in such works as The Red Flower and Interior. A brunette model in an easy chair is likely to wind up as a tangle-haired Medusa, just as thoroughly transformed as the two lovelies waltzing through colored smoke rings...
This latest Giulia joins a line of 14 other models, many of which can be described by one poetic company slogan: "The Wind Designed Them." Under the wind-blown look are engines that can leave most other cars far behind.* The expensive 2600 SZ model (price $6,695) speeds up to 131 m.p.h. Most other Alfa-Romeos easily top 100 m.p.h.; the somewhat sedate Ghilias are modestly rated at "over 96 m.p.h...
Self-Starting Students. "I don't think I would be allowed to study what I want like this anywhere else," says Micaéla Székely, a charming exchange student from the University of Paris, with degrees in philosophy and political science. Student Székely, who aims to chart the links between politics and literature in 19th century England, is leery of simple generalization, but says: "This is different. Here you must know something before you can cross the lines; you must have the background. It is hard, but it is done right...
...trial and imprisonment of Cardinal Mindszenty, showed that the Reds have apparently erased the last open resistance of the church inside Hungary. Three weeks before, the same bishops obediently declared their support of the Communist "Peace Movement of Catholic Priests"−a support which Archbishop Josef Grösz, Mindszenty's successor as Hungary's primate, also in prison, had steadfastly refused to give...
...Purpose. Eight alleged accomplices of Grösz-four Catholic churchmen, a Hungarian employee of the U.S. legation in Budapest, a former lawyer, a former member of Parliament and a former government official-also poured forth confessions...