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...this year and is already coming close to matching Keino's time. Italy, which has surprisingly produced a small army of capable trackmen, has a 1,500-meter hope in Francesco Arese, a black-mustachioed teacher who runs 25 to 30 kilometers a day through the traffic of Turin. Another American, Dave Wottle, who qualified for the 1,500-meter run even though he was soundly beaten by Ryun, found unexpected consolation. Entering the 800 meters, a tune-up for the 1,500, Wottle tied the world record of 1:44.3. At Munich, Wottle could run into-literally...
...dominated theirs in the '60s. Last week in Manhattan, the Museum of Modern Art opened an impressive display of home furnishings and environments entitled Italy: The New Domestic Landscape. The show gives a fascinating overview of the projects-commercial, speculative and Utopian-that have occupied designers in Milan, Turin, Florence and Rome for the past decade...
...series of sirocco-damp villas across a classical landscape - is built into his early paintings. It was reinforced when, as an art student in Munich, he encountered the dreamlike, proto-surrealist canvases of the 19th century Swiss romantic Arnold Böcklin. By the time he settled in Turin in 1911, the meditative cast of his mind...
...denies that Europe has made at least some progress toward social unity. Labor, for instance, moves freely throughout the Six. But the Dutch attorney cannot practice in Lyons, and the French engineer stands little chance of finding work in Turin. More distressing, says Munich Lawyer Martin Sattler, 28, is that "the youth of Europe are still looking for a political unity under which they can grow older. They haven't found...
...canceled to show Yugoslav displeasure over Italian statements on Trieste; Italy handed over areas around that city as part of a 1954 mediation but Italian politicians still hedge about renouncing all claims. Mollified by an agreement that Trieste would not be mentioned during his five-day visit to Rome, Turin and the Vatican, Tito rescheduled the trip for last week. Small, polite, curious crowds turned out. The Black Prince, however, was not on hand to meet...