Titian at National Gallery Hinges on Public Appeal
The National Gallery seeks 1,763,000 pounds to keep Titian’s The Death of Actaeon in Britain amid a fundraising drive. Getty’s purchase risked losing the work to the United States, prompting government help and broad public donations led by figures like Dame Margot Fonteyn and Benjamin Britten.
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National Gallery
J. Paul Getty
Getty
Actaeon
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Harwood
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Princess Royal
U.S
Velasquez
Juan de Pareja
New York
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New York City
America
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Spain
Margot Fonteyn
Benjamin Britten
School Now Tax Exempt
The IRS recognizes San Antonio Christian Schools as tax exempt after it announced a nondiscriminatory admissions policy. IRS regional director R. J. Phinney said the ruling follows the school's public ad stating no race creed color or ethnic background will affect eligibility. The IRS noted a July 10 1970 ruling prevents private schools from tax exemption if discrimination occurs.
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Commons Silverware Missing Amid Theft Suspect Souvenirs
The House of Commons catering committee reports nearly 2000 knives forks and spoons engraved with the Crest of the Commons have vanished from the House dining room. It says visitors may have taken the silverware as souvenirs.
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London
House of Commons
the Commons
Rare Mexican Honor for American Girl in Charro
Loretta Bordella, a Detroit native living in Riverside County, has been accepted by the Tijuana Charro Association as a young woman charro. She rides horses, dances flamenco, sings ranch songs, and plans a two month tour of Mexico before pursuing diplomacy.
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Tecate
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Dolce
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Tijuana Charro Association
Police Officers and Wives Sue Over Privacy Damages
Five Albuquerque police officers and their spouses seek 50 000 each in a district court suit against the Albuquerque Tribune Scripps Howard Publishing Co and Tribune city editor Harry Moskos alleging invasion of privacy from publishing names and addresses of officers involved in the Jan 29 shooting deaths of Black Bereta Rito Canales and Antonio Cordova The plaintiffs claim fear emotional anguish public humiliation and threats to their lives The filing names are Ralph McNutt Leroy Urioste Ted Drennan Rialino Pollo and Jose B Salazar.
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Albuquerque ‘Tribune
Scripps-Howard Publishing Co
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Bereta Rito Canales
Antonio Cordova
Ralph McNutt
Leroy Urioste
Ted Drennan
Rialino Pollo
Jose B. Salazar
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Urioste
Drennan
Pollo
Salaszar
Connally Tours Argentina Ranch Before Talks With Leaders
U S presidential envoy John Connally spent a ranch holiday near Buenos Aires as he prepared briefings with Argentine President Lanusse and cabinet members. He planned to meet Bolivian and Peruvian leaders after discussions on Moscow Peking talks and issues including Swift Meat bankruptcy.
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Pilar
Former Kirov dancer Panov jailed amid Israel emigration bid
Valery Panov, 33, ex soloist of Leningrad's Kirov Ballet, was sentenced to 15 days for petty hooliganism after a confrontation with police. He and wife Galena Pagozina, also with the Kirov, applied to emigrate to Israel. OVIR rejected their visas as the Israeli invitation came from government sources.
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Israel
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Paris
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Mints
Government hints at saving water in summer
The UPI report says with heat rising Americans could save thousands or millions of gallons by mindful use. Geological Survey details show baths use 20 to 40 gallons, showers 20 to 30, dishes 10, toilets 3, and washers 20 to 30 per cycle. Leaks, full loads, and reduced baths can cut consumption significantly.
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UPI
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United States
Geological Survey
Tissue Sample From Sugar Land Horse Sent For VEE Testing
A horse that died near Sugar Land with VEE like symptoms had tissue samples sent to the National Animal Disease Laboratory in Ames Iowa for a positive diagnosis. Dr Obie Oliver a Texas Animal Health Commission veterinarian noted the horse died of encephalitis but could have been another type. The commission says Texas has no confirmed VEE cases so far this year.
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Sugar Land
National Animal Disease Laboratory
Ames
Iowa
Obie Oliver
Texas Animal Health Commission
Austin
Texas
Widow charged in stabbing death of Amos Jackson Jr
Houston police said Amos Jackson Jr. aged 45 was stabbed to death after an argument at his home. Murder charges were filed against his widow Lorene Jackson, 63.
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Jackson
Lorene Jackson
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