Artist's son crafts varied instruments in creative workshop
A note describes a son making three guitars, two violins, a trumpet, an accordion, and three drums. Little is known about the sound quality of these novel instruments, captured in a UPI photograph.
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Yugoslav Prime Minister Bijedic Dies In Plane Crash
Yugoslavia mourns Prime Minister Dzemal Bijedic and seven others killed when a Lear jet crashed into Lisin Mountain near Kresevo en route to a Sarajevo meeting. President Tito leads tributes as state funeral is planned and succession details remain unsettled.
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Brazil Tightens Coffee Export Taxes Amid Uproar
The Brazilian Coffee Institute raises export tax from 100 to 103 dollars per 132 pound sack provoking higher U.S. prices while producers seek a London meeting on February 14 to discuss soaring costs. Public response includes a New York boycott and shoppers switching to tea and cocoa as prices jump.
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Escaped seven foot owl Claws roams southeast England
Britons monitor an escaped giant owl named Claws from a Cheshire aviary. Owner Tony Ashmore, a magician, asserts the bird can kill, while Denbigh Zoo’s Chris Jackson doubts the danger. Reports of encounters in Warrington are treated cautiously by police.
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India heads to elections with emergency still in force
Prime Minister Indira Gandhi announced general elections for March but did not commit to lifting the 19 month old nationwide state of emergency. She said Parliament would be dissolved and polls held after the move, while opposition leaders Morarji Desai and Lal Advani were released from jail.
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