Mannequins Guard Nativity Scene in Vietnam Delta
A lifesize GI fatigues mannequin stands behind a sandbag bunker in Can Tho, Vietnam, guarding the largest nativity display in the Mekong Delta. Created by American soldiers and Vietnamese church workers with dummies procured in Saigon, the scene features handmade bamboo stable, wooden stilted figures, and garments sewn by Vietnamese church volunteers. The project cost about $100, funded by donations, with half figures purchased to fit budget, and a humorous note about a bottle of creme de menthe as a Wise Man gift.
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Skunk in Tin Can Removed by Officer in Rome
AP report from Rome New York describes patrolman Orlando Gulla responding to a skunk circling with its head in a tin can. A passing high school student aided in removing the can and the skunk scampered away unharmed.
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