Robbery at Chapultepec Museum Probed as Thieves Targeted Displays
Thieves struck the museum in Chapultepec Park during a November 1964 opening, removing top and side glass from display cases without breaking them. Investigators questioned eight night guards while Interpol-Mexico sought clues abroad. The museum remained closed as police guarded the scene.
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Chapultepec Park
Maite Gardner
Associated Press
Simack
Mexico City
Marcos Criticism Grows as Hostages Released in Philippines
Marcos warns of rebel brutality as seven of the Gingoog employees held since December are freed. Rebels halted counterinsurgency operations. Laguna Gov. Felicisimo San Luis switches allegiance to Mrs. Aquino amid a tense political scene.
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Gingoog
Manila
National Assembly
Sentinesto Maceda
United Nationalist Democratic Organization
New Society Movement
Laguna
Felicisimo San Luis
Mrs
Aquino
Homeless man dies after lighting Sterno in Boston cold
A 45 to 60 year old homeless man died after lighting a can of Sterno to stay warm in a downtown Boston parking garage. Officials noted he wrapped himself in newspaper and spilled fuel, then flames spread. police found a whiskey bottle and a found fingerprint effort.
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Boston
Raymond Flynn
Ralph Koplowitz
National Weather Service
Fionn
Randy Bailey
Pine Street Inn
Nick Pag
Roswell Businesses Gauge Christmas Season Sales
Local merchants report notable holiday gains with appliances and electronics leading demand. Sunset Appliance Center notes over 40 percent uptick while Knadle's Inc and Roswell Home Furnishings foresee modest improvement mainly tied to oil, gas, and agriculture trends.
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Bill Kuemmerly
Sunset Appliance Center
Kuemmerly
Larry Knadle
Linton Miller
Roswell
Miller
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