Traveling Tut exhibition is only a small share of Cairo’s vast collection
Cairo's Egyptian Museum houses over 100000 artifacts including 27 royal mummies and Tutankhamun’s tomb contents. Director Mohammed Mohsen notes the traveling display in the United States is only a glimpse of Egypt's riches, with plans to eventually decide Cairo’s share of exhibition income.
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San Francisco
Toronto
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Yale President Emeritus Heads U S Embassy in London
Yale professor turned ambassador Kingman Brewster balances formal diplomacy with personal history. He recalls meetings with Queen Elizabeth II and Prime Minister Thatcher, participates in the Old Crocks veteran car race, and hosts Latin lessons at Winchester while overseeing a staff of 750 in London.
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London
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Mary
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John F. Kennedy
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Winchester College
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Winfield House
Regents Park
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Mass wafer production for Pope John Paul II visit
About 300000 communion wafers will be made for the pope's mass in Washington. Nuns in Philadelphia will bake whole wheat wafers, with 1500 ministers distributing them to a crowd expected to reach one million. The visit may cost up to 2 million dollars, with local costs possibly 1.5 million, funded by church and secular appeals.
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Oil for the lamps or beds of America headline
Former El Paso deputy sheriff Dale Drake surrendered after being jailed on a diesel fuel permit violation. Authorities described him as the head of a ring smuggling millions of gallons of diesel from Mexico into Texas in waterbeds grain trucks and moving vans.
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Cattle mutilation mystery baffles Alberta authorities
In southern Alberta authorities investigate repeated cattle mutilations since Aug 13 with 10 head affected, mostly bulls. Police suggest possible satanic or religious cult involvement though RCMP researchers express uncertainty about ritual use of sexual organs, while farmers blame visitors from space.
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Calgary, Alberta
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Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Cpl. Lyn Lauber
Photographer Desmarais On Comedians And Great Thinkers
New York photographer Gaby Desmarais discusses capturing comedians like Mickey Rooney and Jack Lemmon, and portraits of great thinkers such as Bertrand Russell and Albert Schweitzer. He recalls tense moments with Haile Selassie and notes his exhibit includes future hopes about world peace and understanding.
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Mickey Rooney
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Bertrand Russell
Albert Schweitzer
Jean Cocteau
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Haile Selassie
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