Vase bought for 80 cents may be worth nothing
Karen Martindale of Niles and Mick learned the vase they found at a rummage sale is likely a 15th century Ming piece. An Art Institute of Chicago call and West Coast dealer offer suggested big value, but a letter from Chicago World Fair origin says it holds no special value.
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Freed Spy Sobell Goes Home After 17 Years in Prison
Sobell 92 leaves Lewisburg federal prison on Tuesday after U S Court of Appeals in Manhattan ordered his release. He travels to New York to reunite with family and says he has a lot of living to do and will return to school. He was jailed since 1951 for conspiring to pass atomic secrets to the Soviet Union.
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Indian Draft Trial Hears Navajo Claim Treaty Exemption
In San Francisco a Navajo draft resister, Donald Bush of Oakland, argues an 1868 treaty exempts him from induction and cites his religious beliefs as a conscientious objector. The all white jury convicts him in an hour and 45 minutes. sentencing set for February 0.
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Convoy Repels Ambush in Vietnam War Zone
Communist troops ambushed a mile long U S convoy northwest of Saigon. Eight Americans died and 12 were wounded as armored personnel carriers and helicopter gunships repelled the attack. A second convoy eight miles away was ambushed with seven Red soldiers killed. In Laos, an attack on Vientiane's ammunition depot unleashed 3,000 tons of munitions. South Vietnamese and American forces stretched across multiple fronts as Viet Cong attempts were blunted. Marines on Bantangan Peninsula repelled a breakout, with one marine dead and three wounded. 138 more Communists reported killed in Mekong Delta battles. 16 structures damaged by rocket fire near Saigon.
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Pax Cheating to Be Riskier
Washington reports that income tax cheating will be riskier in fiscal 1970 as President Johnson requests a $47 million boost for the Internal Revenue Service, lifting total spending to $806 million. The extra funds aim to audit about 9 percent more returns, yielding an estimated $150 million in additional revenue.
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Dr King Honored Across U S On His Birthday
United Press International reports King would have turned 40. Memorial services were planned nationwide amid controversy as Long Beach New York refused a King holiday and other districts suspended classes for special programs honoring the civil rights leader. Coretta King planned to travel to New York and Italy, with a ceremony in Atlanta led by Rev Ralph Abernathy. Federal City College in Washington closed for King observances.
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Kidnaped Girl Found Unharmed in California
A three-year-old Whittier girl abducted from her home was found unharmed Tuesday night wandering on Imperial Highway in La Mirada. Police credited a motorist tip. the child was returned to her parents in good physical condition. Investigators noted no ransom was paid and suggested media coverage may have deterred the abductors.
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PRESS-TELEGRAM Sings Cong ernibar Audi Pieianea
A noisy page headline claims the PRESS-TELEGRAM sings a concert of the ernibar Audi Pieianea. The item notes a ceremonial performance with unclear details and local reception.
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Record Gold Price Reaches All-Time High in London Market
Gold price surged to a new peak on the London free bullion market at 342.75 an ounce amid market uncertainty over President elect Nixa policy and distrust of paper money. The advance reflects investor demand and confidence concerns guiding bullion trading.
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Recording devices lost in air crash near Los Angeles
A Scandanavian Air Systems jet liner crash off Los Angeles killed 15, with 30 survivors. 80 NTSB investigators arrived as the tail section and fuselage sank in 600 feet of water, taking the black box with it. Navy minesweepers searched the area and bodies of four victims were recovered. Eleven remain missing.
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