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...many of the other holy places in Israel and Jordan, has throughout its history been the focus of countless jurisdictional squabbles among Roman Catholics, Orthodox, Copts and Armenians. Donning white liturgical vestments, the Pope celebrated Mass upon an austere portable altar set up near the place designated as the tomb in which Jesus' body lay between his death and Resurrection. The church, like the streets outside, was jammed to capacity...
...seen his office staff grow from three to more than 80. From the Lafayette project, still to be built, grew two other commissions that will keep architectural eyes trained on Warnecke. He worked with Kennedy on the presidential library at Harvard and was picked to design the Kennedy tomb in Arlington National Cemetery...
Pleased with Warnecke's work, Kennedy took him along to Harvard last October during a planning trip for the library. Then, after the President's assassination, Jackie chose Warnecke to design the tomb. What he will do with these two monuments is still in the privacy of his own mind...
...architect has been selected yet to design, the building, Pusey stated. However, John, Warnecke, a California architect who is delighting the Kennedy tomb at Arlington, has been mentioned for the project...
...Sugar Cookies. But life was not all sour grapes for the President last week. On Veterans Day he took John Jr., dubbed "John-John" by the family, along for ceremonies at Arlington National Cemetery. While the President and U.S. military leaders were marching toward the Tomb of the Unknowns, John-John escaped from Secret Servicemen and busted into the parade. Some folks thought that a good, firm nanny might well be employed to keep a 2½-year-old out of solemn ceremonies, but the President thought the whole incident was hilarious. Anyhow, Look Magazine was closing an exclusive pictorial...