Museum hosts sport art at West Haven campus
A lifelike bronze skateboarder sculpture by J. Seward Johnson stands outside the Marvin K. Peterson Library on the University of New Haven campus, housing the National Art Museum of Sport in a two year renewable agreement. The collection, begun in 1959, contains over 100 works by artists including LeRoy Nieman and Mary Corming and aims to grow as campus expansion plans are explored.
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Princeton
S.J
Marvin K. Peterson
University of New Haven
National Art Museum of Sport
Madison Square Garden
Manhattan
James Q. Benson
West Haven
German G. Glidden
Glidden
LeRoy Nieman
Mary Corming
John M. Lupton
Lupton
Soviets press into Afghanistan as rebels gain ground
The article reports Soviet troops airlifted to Jalalabad and combat in Bamian province and Herat as Moslem insurgents gain control in Herat. Diplomatic sources say 30,000 to 40,000 Soviet troops involved with heavy casualties on both sides. U.S. and allies plan a U.N. Security Council meeting to push for Soviet withdrawal and possible sanctions.
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Kabul
Afghanistan
Pakistan
Kyhber Pass
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Hafizullah Amin
Tehran
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Amin
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Yeally
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County tackles adequate facilities bill faced with criticism
Frederick County commissioners debated a proposed adequate facilities bill requiring developers to provide land for schools parks and public sites or pay fees. Critics called it vague and unfair to homeowners. a Dec hearing saw about 25 developers protest. The panel shelved the measure for a year and discussed rewards for offenses with no set figures.
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Remsberg
Frederick County
U N Debate Sought Over Afghanistan Coup
U S officials report a global revulsion at the Soviet backed Afghanistan coup and seek a Security Council debate. Britain Pakistan and others push for UN action as Cuba hesitates to endorse the intervention, risking non-aligned movement tensions.
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Czechoslovakia
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Tehran Demonstrators Rally As Waldheim Talks Loom
More than 1,000 angry demonstrators gathered near an old army officers club in downtown Tehran shouting anti American slogans and calling for Waldheim. Ghotbzadeh warned of a foreign backed group aiming to misuse the protest to target Waldheim. Waldheim’s Tehran visit centers on Iran's grievances with the United States rather than freeing hostages.
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Tehran
Mary Bar Waldheim
Waldheim
United States
Security Council
Iran
Barbershop quartet aids handicapped children appeal
A group of barbershop singers from the Society for Encouragement of Quamet Sin and GB omilikn mark ca volunteer to support Institute of Logo petccsio and help children with severe speech handicaps. The effort includes performances and fundraising to provide therapy and equipment for affected youths.
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Society For and Encouragement of Quamet Sin
Institute of Logo
Petccsio
News brief from Frederick Maryland dated January 5 1960
A terse dateline from Frederick Maryland dated Thursday January 5 1960 appears. The fragment provides no clear events, names, or details beyond the location and date.
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the News
Frederick, Md
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