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Daily News… FROM THE ASHES OF 9/11, A PORTRAIT OF KENNEDY EMERGES Rarely seen photos of John F. Kennedy, once feared to have been lost forever when the World Trade Center was destroyed on 9/11, form part of a striking exhibition opening Friday which aims to shed new light on the iconic US leader. The Newseum -- a Washington museum dedicated to showcasing the world of the media -- is staging new exhibits to tie in with the upcoming 50th anniversary of Kennedy’s assassination on November 22. One of the defining moments of the 20th century, Kennedy’s assassination in Dallas 50 years ago has been analyzed and raked over in books, films and television for decades. The Newseum’s «JFK» exhibits are entitled «Creating Camelot,» which features intimate behind-the-scenes images of the Kennedys; and «Three Shots Were Fired,» which examines the first moments of the assassination on November 22, 1963. There is also a short film titled «A Thousand Days,» which recounts the glamor of the first family. The striking, rarely seen photos which comprise «Creating Camelot» are the work of Jacques Lowe, who was 28 years old when he first met the Kennedys in 1958 and was hired as their personal photographer. Lowe, who died in 2001, was given unprecedented access to the Kennedy clan, capturing the rise of JFK from his 1958 US Senate re-election campaign to his rise to the White House. In three years from 1958 to 1961, Lowe took approximately 40,000 photos of the Kennedys that he considered so valuable they were stored in a bank vault at the World Trade Center in New York. All the negatives were destroyed in the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks which reduced the Twin Towers to rubble. However Lowe’s work survived because of 1,500 contact sheets. The photos were subsequently scanned and cleaned of pen marks or staples, allowing the Newseum to select 70 for their exhibition.
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International News… DUTCH ROYALS ORANGE A newly discovered species of orange-coloured mould has been named after soonto-be Dutch king Willem-Alexander and his family, the scientists behind the move said. The mould was named after the Prince of Orange, the title given to the Dutch crown prince, «because what distinguishes this penicillin is its orange colour, a very rare phenomenon,» Pedro Crous, head of the Dutch CBS-KNAW fungal research centre said. One mould has been called penicillium vanoranjei and one P.maximae, after his Argentine-born wife Maxima.
BRITAIN’S RICHEST MUSICIAN Former Beatle Paul McCartney has been named Britain’s wealthiest musician for a 25th year running in an annual «rich list» compiled by The Sunday Times newspaper. McCartney shares an estimated £680 million ($1.0 billion, 798-million-euro) fortune with his third wife Nancy Shevell, an American heiress who is worth around £150 million alone, according to the broadsheet. McCartney, 70, has topped The Sunday Times’ list of richest British and Irish musicians every year since it was created in 1989, when he was worth an estimated £80 million.
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