Einstein Print Sells for 74324 at New Hampshire Auction
An original signed print of Einstein sticking out his tongue sold for 74324 dollars at a New Hampshire auction house. Bobby Livingston of RRAuction.com said the 1951 image was given by Einstein to journalist Howard K. Smith. David Waxman of Great Neck, New York, is the new owner.
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N.H
Albert Einstein
New Hampshire
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Rrauction.com
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Einstein
Howard K. Smith
David Waxman
Great Neck
N.Y
Protests Return to Tehran Amid Clashes and Unconfirmed Fatalities
Witnesses describe street battles on Tehran’s main avenue with dozens reportedly hurt and gunfire heard. Bloggers allege fatalities, unverified. About 3,000 marchers opposed security lines of Basijis and Revolutionary Guard forces as Mousavi’s movement questions its cohesion.
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Mousavi
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Hawaii wary as North Korea eyed launch near July Fourth
Hawaii residents rely on U S missile defenses amid fears of a long range North Korean strike. Officials note the X band radar and THAAD system on Kauai, plus Aegis sea defenses, have proven capable with multiple intercept successes and ongoing upgrades.
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U.S
Hawaii
Emerald
Dan Gleason
Defense
Robert Gates
Pacific Ocean
Hawaii Visitors and Convention Bureau
Marsha Wienert
Kauai
Vandenberg Air Force
Pacific Fleet
Cmdr
Chuck Bell
Steve Jobs Reported to Have Liver Transplant
Candice Choi of The Associated Press reports Dowling declined comment on Steve Jobs health and notes Apple expects his return at the end of June. Medical experts discuss pancreatic cancer, islet cell neuroendocrine tumor, possible liver involvement, and implications for diabetes and weight loss after pancreas removal.
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Associated Press
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Steve
Jobs
National Institutes of Health
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Nyu Langone Medical Center
New York City
Teperman
Gabon Mourns Omar Bongo After 41 Years in Power
Gabonese crowds line the capital as 73 year old Omar Bongo dies leaving 66 bank accounts and a vast personal fortune. His family owns 45 homes in France and 19 luxury cars. Analysts note democracy struggles as power has long been centralized and elections remain limited.
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Gabon
Omar Bongo
France
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Republic of Gabon
Bongo
Angel Ratanga Atoz
Leon M'Ba
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