Exhibit of Cut Glass Opens at Audrain County Museum
The Audrain County Historical Society presents Bollinger glass pieces at the museum this weekend for a month long exhibit. Highlights include a circa 1771 1830 early American wine decanter, a Libby Intaglio plate from 1880 1905, a Tuthill Rose etched vase, Mt Washington Rose compote, two Pair point decanters, Durand Ruby bowl, pokals and a muffineer.
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Hoffa Seeks Parole After Renouncing Teamsters Ties
James R. Hoffa files for parole reconsideration from a 13-year term for mail fraud and jury tampering. He resigned from all Teamsters offices, signaling a break with the union as the parole board sets July 7 for a rehearing. He has been jailed in Lewisburg since March 1967 following a one-time eight-year term.
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Jane Fonda Charged with Assault and Battery in Cleveland
Actress Jane Fonda faced new affidavits charging assault and battery and disorderly conduct in connection with a November incident at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport. A municipal court had previously dismissed an assault charge over affidavit specifics.
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British and US lawmakers show marked differences
AP veteran Arthur L. Gay shon reports on his first view of the U S Senate versus the British House of Commons. He notes contrasts in decorum rules, staff resources, salaries, and chamber life, with Parliament’s formalities and Westminster venues differing from Capitol Hill routines and office access.
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Missionary Helps Underground Christians in Communist Lands
Sabrina Wurmbrand travels from Glendale to tell how Christians and Jews suffer in Soviet and Chinese prisons. She and her husband Ran Richard Wurmbrand run Jesus to the Communist World Inc. to aid and arm underground churches, smuggling materials and reporting on religious oppression. Wurmbrand says about one million Christians and Jews are jailed in the Soviet Union and tens of thousands in China for faith, describing enduring persecution and faith under hostile regimes.
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New York
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Communist World Inc
Glendale
Calif
Soviet Union
Communist
China
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Russian Orthodox Church
Baptist Union of Russia
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