Venus De Milo arrives in Tokyo for April debut
The Venus De Milo arrived in Tokyo after a 33 day voyage from France with four small chips in the robe. Louvre deputy curator Hubert Landais said the statue is not seriously damaged and will debut in Tokyo on April 8, loaned for exhibit until June 25. Morocco
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Wall safe thief fled with 320000 after 20 years locked
Police recovered the loot from a wall safe that had been locked since a father's death. The thief claimed the safe could not be opened for two decades and ignored its money contents.
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Nixon predicts Kennedy could be Johnson running mate
In Miami AP reports former VP Richard Nixon says odds favor Robert F Kennedy as Vice President candidate for President Johnson next November. He also notes Senator Humphrey as another likely possibility from Minnesota.
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West Irian renames Hollandia to Kotabaru Sukarnopura
The Indonesian government announced new names for Hollandia and its capital after retaking West New Guinea. Kotabaru becomes Sukarnopura while Hollandia is renamed West Irian, reflecting Indonesian claims and the Gate of Sukarno. Norman Stone and Janice Wilson are held in Czechoslovakia on smuggling charges. The Soviet Union orders the West German Embassy counsellor to leave within five days.
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Teen queen wins $6,000 scholarship in school paper contest
The teen editor and part time drive‑in car hop won a $6,000 scholarship with her title. News from AP spans Washington Johnson’s church visit to Lennon McCartney winning an award, Loren and Mastroianni in Marriage Italian Style, Glenn’s postconcussion progress in San Antonio, and other brief notes from Bristol London and Chicago.
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Lana Turner ill stalls Love Has Many Fac es
Actress Lana Turner suffers relapse in Mexico City with paratyphoid like illness interrupting production in Acapulco. She has returned to Acapulco to recuperate as the film project is suspended.
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Bond Issue Would Build Truck Center in Little Rock
Little Rock voters approved a 1.2 million bond to build a new Strickland Transportation terminal under Act 9. The project would not raise taxes, creating a payroll over 5 million annually and adding about 300 local jobs, boosting area employment to around 575. Strickland currently employs 275 in Little Rock, with U.S. Time Corp. as the largest employer.
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Chinese defecting pilot promoted deputy commander in China
New China News Agency reports Hsu Ting-tse, a Chinese air force pilot who defected last summer, has been appointed deputy commander of a Red China air force regiment. He was made a major after flying his US built 86F jet fighter for the mainland.
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Safety Drive leads Arkansas schools in 1964 effort
B E Whitmore of Pine Bluff named state chairman of the 1964 Easter Seal Campaign School Safety Drive to be observed in March in Arkansas schools to teach students safety habits and reduce crippling accidents. About 200 drivers would be transferred to Little Rock from Dallas and Cleveland as Strickland firm considers major consolidation moves, with the Little Rock terminal touted as the largest in the Strickland system.
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Richard Liz Mobbed by Admirers at Boston Arrival
Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton faced an unruly crowd at Logan International Airport and the Sheraton Plaza Hotel in Boston. A press agent said Mrs Burton needed a doctor after being jolted and nearly collapsing, as the couple, here with a Shakespeare company, sought a quiet lobby greeting.
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Strickland Eyes Arkansas Hub If Bond Passes
Strickland plans to dispatch about 100 units daily from Little Rock to its 14 state system. The company with 1,800 employees would move operations to a 27 acre site including a 440 by 80 feet terminal, 40 by 90 feet office, and a 460 by 100 feet garage. The remaining 24 acres would host asphalt parking for 400 to 500 trucks on weekends and holidays. Burns, Pike County native, welcomed the bond funded relocation to Arkansas if approved.
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