Paintings Stolen in Paris Marmottan Museum Heist
French police report a group of at least four men armed with guns stormed the Marmottan Museum in Paris and stole nine major Impressionist paintings including works by Monet. The incident prompted a large-scale investigation and heightened security at cultural sites nationwide.
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Marmottan Museum
Notable Art Thefts Highlight Global Plunder Of Masterpieces
The article surveys famous art thefts from 1911 Mona Lisa to 1982 Oslo works and 1984 Naples loss. It cites cases in the Louvre Paris, National Gallery London, Weimar castle, San Francisco M H de Young and Chicago Art Institute, detailing thieves, motives, and recoveries.
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New York
Leonardo da Vinci
Louvre
Italy
Vincenzo Perruggia
Paris Museum
Goya
Duke of Wellington
Ondon
National Gallery
Jan van Eyck
Ghent
Sir Alfred
Lady Belt
Blessington
Ireland
Norwegian National Gallery
Oslo
Picasso
Rembrandt
van Gogh
Frankfurt
West Germany
Vincenzo Gemito
Palizzi Brothers
Academy of Fine Arts
Naples
Albrecht Duerer
Weimar
East Germany
Walker to Plead Guilty Today in Spy Case
John A Walker and his son Michael Walker were set to enter guilty pleas in Baltimore as part of a deal. The elder Walker sought a life sentence for himself but a 25 to 30 year term for Michael, while agreeing to testify against Jerry Whitworth in the espionage case.
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John A. Walker
Michael
Walker
Soviet Union
Michael L. Walker
Baltimore
U.S
Alexander Harvey II
John Walker
Michael Walker
Jerry A. Whitworth
San Francisco
Whiworth
Davis
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Fate of Young Soviet Sailor Remains Unclear
In Belle Chasse Louisiana customs agents guarded the Soviet freighter Marshal Koniev as State Department talks continued for a third day over a sailor who twice jumped ship and was returned. Officials seek a neutral-site interview with the seaman to determine his wishes.
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State Department
Marshal Koniev
Washington
U.S
Coast Guard
Mississippi River
White House
National Security
Robert McFarlane
CBS
Soviet Union
Department
Mike Flad
Humphrey the Wandering Whale Returns Toward Sea
The 40 foot humpback, who wandered up the Sacramento River two weeks ago near Pittsburg, is heading back to the ocean. Marine Center officials report he travels west at about 2 mph and has drawn crowds while biologists urge his move to saltwater to avoid risks. A joint effort from Army Navy Coast Guard and 21 boats keeps Humphrey from stray delta channels as he nears the Rio Vista area.
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Sacramento
Riverside
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California Marine Mammal Center
Victoria Knight
Hawaii
Mexico
Rio Vista
Pigin Barrett
Mammal Center
Army
Navy
Coast Guard
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