Artworlds copycat on trial in London fraud case
Tom Keating a six year old picture restorer alleged to have faked up to two thousand works in the styles of famous artists over 25 years. He faces trial in London on nine counts including piracy and deception alleging 37150 dollars involved. Lionel Evans an antique dealer 45 is charged on four counts of conspiracy to defraud and obtaining money by deception.
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Tom Keating
London
Keating
Lionel Evans
John Constable
Samuel Palmer
Cornelius Kreighoff
Evans
Quatro ordered to court for plea in Detroit case
Michael Quatro 34 pleads guilty to contributing to the delinquency of a minor in Detroit. Prosecutors drop a third degree sexual conduct charge. Delinquency is a misdemeanor with up to 90 days jail and a $500 fine. the original felony could bring up to 15 years.
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Quatro
Michael Quatro
Detroit
Michigan
Quatra
NY Mayor Pleads for Renewal of US Loan Aid
Washington AP Beame asks Congress to renew the emergency federal loan program for New York City with a gradual end next year. He warns against returning to the 1975 fiscal nightmare as the city seeks to extend a 2.3 billion loan beyond June. Proxmire voices skepticism about extending the program amid congressional opposition.
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Washington
Abraham D. Beame
New York City
Congress
Ity
Beame
Senate Banking Committee
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Rocks sent for a Latvian boy in a Christmas gift to Italy
The US Bureau of Mines reports sending 18 rock samples from five Western states after a letter from Benito Peri coli, 11, of Latvia, Italy, asked about “the various types of stones.” In other news, Indian Prime Minister Morarji Desai's wife, 78, was admitted to a Bombay hospital with arthritis and fever while her husband leads the country.
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Italy
US Bureau of Mines
R.N. Appling Jr
Bureau
Western
Spokane
Wash
Benito Pericoli
Latvia
Appling
Morarji Desai
Bombay
Gajara Ben Desai
Cyprus president's son abducted in Cyprus crisis
Kyprianou's 19 year old son Achilleas Kyprianou was kidnapped as tensions rose over amnesty for political offenders. Eight National Guard officers were detained for questioning amid suspected EOKA B links. Kidnappers demanded amnesty and warned of harm to the president's son if unmet. Government urged restraint and release. Archbishop Chrysostomos and Greek Premier Contstantine Karamanlis condemned the act.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Spyros Kyprianou
Kyprianou
Achilleas Kyfrianou
Greece
Eoka-B
Enosis
Union of
National Guard
Chrysostomos
Constantine Caramanus
Miners warn of fight to return to work in Pa mines
Nonunion miners in Clarion Pa vow to resist roving United Mine Workers pickets as they plan to resume limited operation amid rising coalfield violence. C K Coal Co president Jack Hellman tells about 250 workers back to work today while 1 00 pickets had earlier forced closures. Wayne McCoy, a C K welder, says workers will defend their jobs if attacked.
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Charleston
W.va
Clarion
United. Mine Workers
Jack Hellman
C&k Coal Co
Pennnsylvania
Wayne McCoy
C&k
Kentucky
Lutcher County
Hazard
Scotia Coal Co
Owen Fork
UMW
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Bear
Carlisle
Boston
Randy Newman
Newman
WBZ
Weei-Fm
White House
Clowns
Amy Carter
Pixie Judy
Ahite House
Helen Hayes
N.Y
U.S
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Trylon
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Clark Ave
Desai
Achilleas Kyprianou
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