Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn’s rise from Leyden youth
Rembrandt born 1606 in Leyden. He studied with local artists before moving to Amsterdam. He produced over 500 paintings and thousands of etchings and drawings, depicting beggars, rabbis, merchants, soldiers, and self portraits. The Night Watch remains a defining work showcasing his mastery of color and light.
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Rembrandt
Rembrandt Hapmenszoon van Rijn
Leyden
The
Netherlands
Amsterdam
Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn
Night Watch
Foreign tuna fleets lure American captains away
In San Diego foreign tuna fleets recruit top U S skippers escaping strict U S rules. Six foreign seiners with American captains prepare for the season as industry leaders warn of a talent drain and praise American crews as the fleet’s key strength.
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San Diego
U.S
Edward Silva
American Tunaboat Association
August Felando
Association
Michael Zolzzi
Center earns national accreditation for Taliaferro Center
Taliaferro Community Mental Health Center, one of the first nationwide to gain national accreditation, faces higher reimbursement potential from Medicare Medicaid Blue Cross CHAMPUS and other insurers. Director Dr Royce Means announced the retroactive one year status from the Accreditation Council for Psychiatric Facilities. Carl Albert Community Mental Health Center in McAlester also accredited.
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Taliaferro Community Mental Health Center
Royce Means
Accreditation Council For
Joint Commission On Accreditation of Hospitals
National Organizations Community Mental Health Accreditation Program
Lawton Center
Means
Carl Albert Community Mental Health Center
McAlester
Carl Albert
Taliaferro
Oklahoma
Accrediting Agency of
Missouri court upholds teacher power to spank pupils
The Missouri Court of Appeals ruled public school teachers may spank students under common law to secure education, overruling a city policy requiring parental written permission. Legal Aid had sued for Haley Streeter after a 12 year old was spanked at Chouteau Elementary. a circuit court jury had backed the teacher.
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ST. Louis
Missouri Court of Appeals
Appeals Court
Ford forms blue ribbon panel on CIA domestic spying
President Gerald Ford on January 4 1975 creates a blue ribbon panel to investigate allegations that the CIA conducted illegal domestic spying.
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Gerald Ford
Central Intelligence Agency
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CIA
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Montcgomery
Nmvointo
Oovuve Fry Pvwvard
Sheridan
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