Real life portraits at Stockholm museum challenge norms
An exhibition at Stockholm's Museum of Modern Art features eight men, five women, and a dog as live portraits or live sculpture. Pi Lind, a painter sculptor and avant-garde playwright, organized 13 people and a dog to stand or sit as art, aiming to dissolve artistic dogmatism. The 24-year-old blonde model was the crowd favorite.
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Stockholm
Museum of Modern Art
Scandinavian Times
Pi. Lind
Times
Loyal thieves in Hong Kong trunk find iron bars
Police in the British colony stop a car and uncover iron bars in the trunk. Officials quickly suspect Communist terrorists, though the occupants protest they are royal burglars and deny any political motive. Travel associations report on the incident's impact.
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Hong Kong
Tourist Association
Try Your Word Power ES NEAS Feature
Engagement for 52 Gens of swans 53 Possess 54 Dra FOP. of eye aS eel damors 56 Legal point 57 Enclosure of 2 watt.
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Baytown Sun staff and contact details listed
The Baytown Sun staff roles and contact details are listed including Editor and Publisher Bill Hartman General Manager John Wadley Business Manager Beulah Mae Jackson Paul Putman Anz B. Pritchett Office Manager Preston Pendergrass Managing Editor Henry Holcomb Advertising Department Dwight Moody Corrie Laughlin National Manager. The newspaper details show Baytown Texas postal designation Second class matter under the Act of March 3 1879 published afternoons weekdays and Sundays by The Baytown Sun Inc 1130 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas subscription rates and carrier charges are listed plus box and mailing details and representation by Texas Newspaper Representatives Inc Associated Press membership referenced.
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Bill Hartman
Entgbagepens
John Wadley
Enwests
Beulah Mae Jackson
Paul Putman
Loi
Anz B. Pritchett
Baytown
Texas
Congress
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Two Car Families Growing Across America
A New York AP column notes rising prosperity with more than 25 percent of American families owning zero or more cars, up about nine percent since 1968. The piece bundles assorted quotes and trivia on health aging travel crime and daily life, reflecting midcentury popular psychology and humor.
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Hal Boxee
New York
Seneg
John H. Brown
Evansville
Ind
Fortress America
Davight
Eisenhower
Edison
Manhattan
Walter Bagehot
Today in History highlights from 1967 to 1968 events
The brief notes mark key anniversaries including Burgoyne’s surrender at Saratoga in 1777, Napoleon’s Rhine confederation dissolution in 1813, Chopin’s death in 1839, Serbia and Greece war in 1912, Einstein’s U S arrival in 1933, and recent UN Security Council elections and a Johnson Pacific tour kickoff.
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Associated Press
John Burgoyne
Saratoga
N.Y
Napoleon Bonaparte
Confederation of the Rhine
Frederic Chopin
Serbia
Greece
Turkey
U.S
Puebla
Mexico
William Jenkins
al Cepone
Chicago
Albert Einstein
United States
Nazi Germany
Washington, D.C
Elizabeth
Britain
Brazil
Morocco
Norway
Philippines
United Nations Securit Council
Johnson
Comiskey Officials Urge Fast Legal Help for Pollution Case
Letter commends Harris County Commissioner W. V. Ramsey and Judge Bil Elfiett for securing needed legal aid for Dr Walter Quibe deaux in prosecuting air and water pollution infractions. The action accelerates proceedings under state law limits.
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the Sun
Harris County
W. V. Ramsey
Bil Elfiett
Walter Quibedeaux
Verse fragment from John 3 36 era headline style
Bible verse line asserts belief in the Son grants eternal life while unbelief brings God s wrath, citing scripture John 3 36 in a concise quotation.
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God
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Ebasco offers job to man probing reactor safety
Washington column reveals Ebasco Services attempted to lure Paul Check, head of an Atomic Energy Commission safety team, with a dinner invite and later a chief licensing engineer post. Check, suspended by his agency, cites government restrictions and inexperience. The story notes broader concerns over plant inspections and meat safety legislation.
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Jack Anderson
Ebasco Services
Atomic Energy
Paul Check
Vernon
Vermont
L. F. Reichle
Check
Reichle
Ebasco
Atomic Energy Commission
Atomic Safety and Licensing Board
New York
New York City
Shorty
All Re
Basco
Ebasca
DoOctorss Mailbag on Foot Fungus and Raynaud's Disease Experts
Wayne G Brandstadt MD answers reader questions on ringworm foot infections ear fungus and Raynaud's disease. The column warns about infection control measures and discusses treatment options plus a critique of meat inspection politics and health concerns in processing plants.
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Tolna
Did You Know Facts About Anacondas and the Statue Tablet
The text notes the anaconda as the largest western hemisphere snake reaching about 20 feet and states there is no authenticated report of a human killing by the snake. It also mentions the Statue of Liberty tablet bearing the Declaration of Independence date.
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Hemisphere
Interest rates push municipal borrowing to new highs
AP Special Report notes rising rates hit cities, towns, and school districts as federal deficits and inflation push borrowing costs higher. Municipal bonds sell at >4 percent, corporates pay >6 percent, delaying sewer, road, airport, and urban renewal projects. Officials warn if Washington cannot curb spending, many local projects face postponement.
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John Cunnife
New York
Isfal
Washington
Congress
America
Munisopalipes Td
Ap Ptaraimee
Bridge Bout Ends In Four Spades Triumph
Oswald and James Jacoby summarize a bridge clash where Giorgio Belladonna and Walter Avarelli defended for Italy against an American International team. Belladonna doubles four spades after Avarelli raises diamonds, but a club attack and misreadings lead South to fail the contract despite clever signals.
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Biddino
Giorgio Belladonna
Rome
North
Walter Avarelli
Rbelladonna
Avarelli
South
Ace
Dumms
Belladonna
Dummy
Bid choice for a cautious leap in bridge
A puzzle asks whether to raise with a conservative three hearts or push to four hearts or even two spades after a given auction. The reader must decide which bid is most suitable under standard bridge bidding principles and provide the recommended action for tomorrow's deal.
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