Thieves Steal 76 Art Pieces in Major U.S. Heist
A sprawling report details a theft of 76 valuable works valued at about 5 million dollars, with top pieces from Goya, Cezanne, and others linked to prominent collectors and museums. Officials discuss insurance practices, fences, and the risk of large-scale art crime, noting previous famous heists and the allure of hidden collections.
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Arms race boosts U.S. economy with cautious optimism
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Stand On Spike Heels Sparks My Knightly Regard
HAL BOYLE weighs in on spike heel fashion siding with the controversial style. He recounts rescues of women trapped by the pointed heels and argues the trend can inspire gallant acts, noting public incidents and a lighthearted defense amid safety concerns.
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July Texas Building Is Down Five Percent
DALLAS AP F W Dodge Corp says Texas contracts for July fall five percent from July last year totaling 184 537 00 Non residential 45 868 000 down 49 percent residential 77 591 000 up 31 percent and heavy engineering 61 118 000 up 33 percent Cumulative seven month total 1 327 922 000 up eight percent from 1960 period
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Soviet agri lessons drift into American field notes
Pearson discusses greenhouse operations and heat from local surplus power to grow vegetables in harsh climates. He cites Soviet wheat and corn yields, claims vast differences between American and Soviet farming, and suggests Soviet methods could inform U.S. agriculture and defense thinking.
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Four Men Sentenced to Death in Moscow Area Attack
Moscow AP reports four men convicted of attacking police headquarters in Aleksandrov, about 50 miles northeast of Moscow, were sentenced to die by firing squad. Five accomplices received one year in prison for interfering with police.
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