Virginia Prisoner Wins National Cartooning Contest
John Patter, a former Nazi inmate at Dublin and serving a 20 year term for the Rockwell slaying, won first place in a national prison newspaper cartoon contest. He plans art study after release and says he is no longer a racist. A second item notes Nixon paying $11,544.17 in New York taxes related to the 1969 Fifth Avenue co op sale.
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Richmond
George Lincoln Rockwell
Virginia
John Patter
Rockwell
Northern
Patter
Dublin
Arlington
Fysk
State Penitentiary
Southern Illinois University Journalism School
Patler
New York
Richard M. Nixon
State of
Fifth Avenue
Tax Commission
Nixon
Today's Treasures and Notable Treasures of Earlier Times
A roundup of museum, auction, and collecting highlights from Sotheby Parke-Bernet’s Heirloom Discovery Week 40 experts priced items mostly under 100 dollars, with about five percent in the thousand to fifteen thousand range, peaking at fifty thousand for a Dutch Old Master. Also notes wine history tours in San Francisco and a look at historic reclining chairs and a 1786 George Washington Chinese export dinner service linked to the Society of Cincinnati.
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Sotheby Parke-Bernet Galleries
George Washington
FitzHugh
Society of Cincinnati
Washington
Harry Lee
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Greece
Patsales
N.Y
Congressional Joint Committee On Internal Revenue
San Clemente
Calif
San Francisco
Christian Brothers Collection
Barcalounger
High Point
N.C
Karl Steinhauser
Philip II of
Spain
Enterprise Assn
By Jean Barnes
Genivieve
Paris
Wine Museum
France
Andrews
Moosehead
Big Man
Berkline
Regenece
SAQA
Bassett French
Valley Ave
Winchester
Bankamericard