Picasso dies at 91 one of modern art giants
Pablo Picasso, Spaniard born in 1881, died at 91 in Mougins France from lung congestion and heart failure. He led a secluded life in his villa but inspired a vast output from abstract to realism, with critics praising his prolific range and influence on 20th century art.
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Mother claims sighting POW son with 25 captives in Viet Cong camp
Phyllis Allard, 46, says she met Speed Allerd, 25, and saw 25 other captives during a Southeast Asia trip in 1972. U.S. officials deem her account inconclusive and have not reclassified him as POW.
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Relief ships reach Cambodian capital
Five ships sped through artillery and gunfire under U S cover to break a 19 day Communist Mekong blockade and supply Phnom Penh. The convoy faced bombing by B 52s and artillery while 13 ships turned back. a Panamanian cargo ship was ablaze and 4 seamen were wounded on the Ali. The relief mission followed an airlift by US C 130s to sustain government forces encircled by Communist forces.
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Mother and daughter run a horse motel in Florida
In Ocala Florida a widow and her daughters operate the Nelson Horse Motel a roadside stable styled as a motel. The place on U S 27 near I 75 hosts overnight horse guests often Thoroughbreds headed for major Florida racetracks. Mrs Mildred Nelson and her 19 year old daughter Ji manage stalls water and routine care while relatives assist from the mobile home on the property.
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Cong shoots down more truce choppers
In Saigon two ceasefire choppers were hit while ICCS and JMC flights over the Mekong Delta faced ground fire. The Viet Cong confirmed nine aboard a downed chopper were killed, with mixed crew including American, PRG officers, and foreign nationals. The incident followed a prior ICCS Huey downing and raised questions about ICCS operations in Vietnam.
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Movie Roundup at Berkshire Cinemas and Williamstown
In the Berkshire Eagle, Milton R. Bass pans Save the Tiger at Cinema I as phony despite a solid performance by Jack Lemmoxs. The Poseidon Adventure dominates a fourth week at the twin houses, famed for box office tenacity. Kubrick’s Clockwork Orange screens at Harte with a sharp score, while Office Girls plays at College Cinema in Williamstown. Time listings show showings at Cinema I, Harte, and Williamstown venues.
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Walter Carlos
Williamstown
College
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Brooke says Pathet Lao claims no POWs in Laos
Senator Edward Brooke reports a Pathet Lao representative told him no American prisoners are being held in Laos. Brooke warns no U S aid will be given unless every effort is made to locate missing MIAs. He notes nine Americans missing in Laos were released last month, but over 300 still listed.
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Laos
Saigon
UPI
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Ile
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Montreal Fire Kills At Least Four In Four-Story Building
A four story brick apartment fire in Montreal Sunday killed at least four people and injured 13. Rescue crews used heavy cranes to search rubble amid 12 missing persons reports. Police said the blaze began on the rear first floor of the L shaped building around 3 am EST and quickly engulfed the structure. The cause remained under investigation.
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