Art appraiser buys Santa Barbara painting worth $1 million
Las Vegas appraiser Delbert A. Parkins claims ownership of a painting titled The Madonna of the Chair once linked to Mrs. Marshall Field. He bought it in Santa Barbara and says multiple experts agree the Rafael work is valued at at least $1 million, though he won’t disclose price. The piece surfaced after a mistaken sale at auction.
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Reds Press Laos Cambodia Lines Threaten Southeast Asia
Communist forces stepped up attacks on supply routes in Laos and Cambodia while a battalion size North Vietnamese unit crossed from Laos into Thailand last week. U S B52s bombed targets near the demilitarized zone as fighting continued around Vientiane Pakse and Luang Prabang. casualties were reported in Cambodia near Sre Ambor.
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Nixon Extends Aid to Pakistan After Typhoon Disaster
President Nixon announced an additional 12 million dollars in feed grains to East Pakistan to aid typhoon survivors. He urged Americans to contribute to the Pakistan Relief Committee, led by prominent U.S. citizens. The disaster, described as the century’s worst, left survivors in dire need as Pakistan faced ongoing frail conditions.
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Stranded Air Travelers Enjoy Miami Sun Amid Flight Delays
Passengers stuck at Miami International dance to rock music and soak up sun as North snowbound airports delay takeoffs. Nebraska football team members bound for celebrations after the Orange Bowl rally with travelers in Cuban-dominated crowds. Eastern Airlines reports 13,200 outbound passengers on Sunday, a new record. Airport staff scramble to handle overflow with 50 extra flights and standby accommodations.
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Quebec inquest links three separatists to Laporte murder
Montreal reports say an inquest heard a confession from Francis Simard claiming Jacques and Paul Rose killed Quebec labor minister Pierre Laporte during a kidnapping on Oct 16. The trio, arrested in St Hubert, refused to testify as they shouted separatist slogans in court. In Santiago, Chile, Allende’s daughter says her father spends too much time bathing.
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Santiago
Chile
Salvador Allende
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Evelita
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Mende
Voters roll by Angsana to 2000 miles and enrollment key
The report notes a long registration process tied to a federal election, with references to Angsana and a ceremonial enrollment by Lindsay. It mentions a Supreme Court decision and a turnout note as a process unfolds. A Des Moines weather story adds that a Weather Service shift worked 18 hours due to a replacement crew snowed in.
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