First production Fender Stratocaster hits market in Nashville
The 1954 sunburst Stratocaster serial number 0100, the first production model, is offered for 250000 by Gruhn's Guitars in Nashville. Richard Smith consigned the instrument after owning it for over three decades, praising its world changing status. Charla Nash appeals to Connecticut legislators in a bid to sue the state for 150 million dollars over a 2009 chimpanzee attack.
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George Gruhn
Nashville
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Putin signs Crimea addition to map of Russia
Putin declares Crimea part of Russia after a referendum and expresses that he is restoring history. Biden warns of further sanctions as Europe debates the move. Putin frames action as correcting injustice and ensuring self determination while denouncing Western double standards.
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Crimea
Russia
Moscow
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Ukraine
U.S
Joe Biden
Europe
Biden
Poland
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St. George Hall
Josef Stalin
Sevastopol
Scotland weighs independence as voters face pivotal referendum
In Edinburgh Scotland voters confront a historic choice six months from Tuesday to determine if Scotland becomes independent. Many undecided residents weigh risks and rewards while First Minister Alex Salmond leads the Yes Scotland campaign advocating a shift from English austerity to Scottish social democracy.
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Britain
Great Britain
Alex Salmond
Yes Scotland
Scottish National Party
Salmond
Egyptian court convicts four police in deaths of 37 detainees
An Egyptian court found four police officers guilty in the deaths of 37 detainees who suffocated in a police truck after hours packed inside during an August crackdown on Islamists linked to former President Mohammed Morsi. One officer received 10 years, three got one year suspended. Survivors call it an indirect acquittal.
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Cairo
Mohammed Morsi
Morsi
Mohammed Abdel-Maaboud
Cyprus Peacekeeping Force Reaches Fifty Years
Cyprus marks half a century of UN peacekeeping on the island since the first troops arrived to avert violence between Greeks and Turks. Recent deadly clashes were about 20 years ago, and many contingents, including pacifist Canada forces, have viewed duties here as lighter yet still perilous.
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Canada
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