Soviet Art On U S Display At Field Museum
In Chicago a Soviet cultural official described regional folk art and national diversity within the USSR as an exhibition opens at the Field Museum. The show features 1500 pieces from 4000 B C to today, including glassware, tapestries, ceramics, brassware, and czarist artifacts, and travels to Boston and New York after Chicago.
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Chicago
Soviet Union
Piotr Yutkin
Ministry of Culture
Yutkin
Field Museum of Natural History
B.C
Boston
New York
Los Angeles
Washington, D.C
Minneapolis-St. Paul
United States
U.S.A
Ivan the Terrible
Ground money sale eyed as old cash grinding grows
Washington reports federal banks grind worn currency rather than burn it to meet environmental rules. The Treasury plans to sell the ground cash, called lint-like money, with only one Kansas oilfield firm showing interest at about 10 dollars per ton for drilling mud. Potential roofing use studied, but few viable buyers exist. About 2,500 tons of currency, totaling 1 billion dollars, are destroyed annually.
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Washington
U.S
Federal Reserve
Treasury
Treasury Department
Kansas
Co. Tron
Dallas Federal Reserve Bank
Four Killed in New Delhi Plane Crash
A Japanese jetliner crash near New Delhi killed 84 aboard with 16 Americans among the dead. Six people survived, none of them American. one Indian casualty reported. A Canadian official, Wayne Hubble, also perished en route to marry in New Delhi. The flight from Tokyo to London had stopped in Hong Kong and Bangkok before descending into Jaitpur.
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New Delhi
Japan Air Lines
A. Curtis
E. Curtis
E. Weatherly
G. Marquardt
E. Namel
F. Weishaupl
A. Weishaupl
R. Weishaupl
B. Weishaupl
L. Heydorm
E. Myers
C. Myer
A. Hennessay
Canadian Trade Commission
Hong Kong
Wayne Hubble
Tokyo
London
Bangkok
Jaitpur
Yasuteru Matsui
JAL
Roger
Matsui
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An Loc
Ivan
John's Pipe & Tobacco World
6Th Ave
S.E
B. F. Chenault
Decatur
Athens
Jefferson
Ala
Sixth Ave
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