Italians Pressed To Provide Safety For Works Of Art
Rome AP report says Italy faces renewed pressure to protect art treasures after a second theft in a week. Sen Augusto Premoli urged guards and alarms. La Stampa urged safeguarding masterpieces even by using military barracks. Thieves stolen a Titian and 13 other paintings from Venetian churches, with values cited between 3.2 and 6.4 million dollars.
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Soldier Fenwick stationed in Vietnam hometown bio
IN VIETNAM Specialist Fourth Class Ricky C. Fenwick son of Mr and Mrs Wilbert Lewis Fenwick 215 E Elder Sr is stationed at Chu Lai Vietnam Fenwick is a graduate of Anderson High School and attended Ball State University prior to joining the U S Army His wife Pamela and daughter Tara reside at 228W Fourth St
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Tracy Fincher Places Third In Barrel Racing
ELWOOD Tracy Fincher, Rt. G. Anderson, placed third in the girls barrel racing association in Eaton Ohio Sunday. Tracy aged 9 has competed for two years and owns a quarter horse. She was the youngest rider as the average age was 18 to 35.
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Girls Barrel Racing Association
Eaton
Ohio
Tracy
New Voters Cast Ballot In North Salem Town Election
Newly franchised voters aged 18 to 20 voted in North Salem Indiana in a town board election. Incumbents were largely reelected as Edwin Coffman defeated Town Board President Charles Mount 148 to 143, with all other incumbents returning. The American party backed the incumbents and the Independent party backed challengers.
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Ind
Hendricks County
American Party
Independent Party
Charles Mount
Edwin Coffman
Empire State Building Windows Count
MANY WINDOWS NEW YORK reports the Empire State Building in New York contains about 6,500 windows.
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Rogers Seeks Quiet Path Over Aid Powers Clash
Secretary Williams Rogers told an Appropriations subcommittee he favors avoiding a direct powers clash with Congress over foreign aid and suggested a workable accommodation. Senator Proxmire proposed a general, public long range plan for both military and economic aid, while Senator McGee warned that aid funds hinge on access to such data. Rogers noted two year economic aid projections are unreliable and five year forecasts unsafe.
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Foreign Relations
Appropriations Subcommittee On Foreign Operations
McGee
Fulbright
Pentagon
Agency For International Development
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