Controversial Epstein statues rescued for Edinburgh display
The Earl of Harewood, Queen Elizabeth II’s cousin, pulled four seven foot Epstein statues from a Blackpool seaside amusement park and will move them to Scotland for the Edinburgh Festival amid praise from some art lovers and concern from others. The statues, carved by Sir Jacob Epstein, depict Genesis, a naked pregnant woman, a reclining figure of Christ, and an angel. They were bought for around 30,000 pounds and could become centerpiece works for the festival’s 20th century art program. The move drew mixed reactions from Edinburgh officials and the public.
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Wives and a Mystery Song From a Courtroom Phone Booth
In New York a strange case of music leaking through a phone line surfaces near the Criminal Courts Building. Reporters and staff heard a melodic undertone while calling home late. A phone company spokesman suggests induced music from outside lines. Investigations continue as the music briefly vanished and reappeared at Carmine's Bar and Grill.
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Double for Boris Karloff Confesses to Two Slayings
Chilean police say Emi Haebig Torrealta a 64 year old connoisseur and alleged jewel thief confessed to killing two people and burying them in his colonial style garden acting as a double for Boris Karloff. He reportedly admitted digging graves and killing victims with a pistol, while police investigate links to other robberies and a Swedish baroness murder.
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Thomas Wolfe Classic to Be Given Sunday
Look Homeward Angel dramatized by Ketti Frings will be presented at 8 pm Sunday by the Concert Reading Group of Long Beach.
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Ngo Dinh Diem Faces Competition in Upcoming Election
In Saigon South Viet Nam Ngo Dinh Diem, 80, filed Tuesday to run for president in the April election, his first challenge since independence six years ago. Opposing candidate Nguyen Dinh Quat, 43, a wealthy Saigon businessman, also entered the race.
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Show Time as Public Service Feature at Long Beach Theaters
Times of theater features announced by theater managers in Long Beach. Public service notice lists show times and venue details for residents.
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