Gettys masterwork sale tops $4 million then resold
The painting Death of Actaeon sold in London for over $4.03 million last Friday and was resold Monday for a touch higher. Getty Museum plans to display part time in California and London, with no date set for arrival.
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Vic Damone Divorced From Judith Rawlins in Beverly Hills
Singer Vic Damone, 43, divorced Monday from his second wife actress Judith Rawlins, 35, after seven years of marriage. Damone disclosed plans to file for bankruptcy. Settlement includes sale of their Beverly Hills home and monthly support of 2100 for Rawlins and their three children Victoria 5 Andrea 3 and Daniella 2.
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Captive Regis Debray Reported in Cuba by Underground New York Paper
An underground exile paper in New York on Monday said Regis Debray a leftist French intellectual is confined in Cuba. Mes Harry Truman observed her second wedding anniversary Monday in a hospital where she undergoes a general physical checkup.
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Agnew Vision on China Visits During Guam Stop
Vice President Spiro Agnew said in Guam that exchanges between U.S. and Communist Chinese officials would benefit both nations. He noted no plans to travel beyond the 11 countries on his official month long schedule and previously criticized some Nixon efforts toward China.
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Vietnamese blasts hit Qui Nhon ammo dump and bases
Communist fire reportedly destroyed 600 tons of allied ammunition at a central highlands dump near Qui Nhon. Earlier explosions and shelling damaged storage near Da Nang and the DMZ, with a Phantom fighter-bomber shot down but crew safe. In London, Victor Louis denied secret Israel-Soviet talks. In Mexico a fireworks stand explosion killed 16 in Puebla.
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Laird warns budget cut could endanger national security
Defense Secretary Melvin Laird warns a 9 percent defense budget cut planned for Senate action would emasculate the military and risk a national security crisis. He notes war costs fell from 21.5 to 7.8 billion but total defense outlays drop only $2.9 billion. Meanwhile the first back to back federal trade deficit since 1950 appears in May and April, with imports exceeding exports by 205 million in May and 215 million in April. The budget deficit for the year runs at 25.6 billion through the first 11 months, widening from prior projections. Cuban exile leaders depart to press for continued airlift, while two killed as a private plane crashes into a Detroit suburb apartment building.
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