Sale of Antique Planes Won't Close Air Museum
Two Nebraska firms bought about 45 antique airplanes worth roughly 2 million dollars from Movieland of the Air Museum in Costa Mesa California. Paul Mantz and Frank Tallman, famed movie pilots, said the museum will stay open with 35 planes remaining and no immediate closure. Tallman, injured in the past, plans to continue in the business for years and will pilot when needed.
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Prisoners Donate Blood Cut Sentences in Rhode Island
In Cranston Rhode Island 213 male prisoners donated a pint of blood each earning a total reduction of 1 065 days in total sentences under a 1965 law granting five days off per pint. This is the third donation under the law.
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All English rulers from William the Conqueror to Henry VIII except Edward V and Edward VIII were crowned at Westminster Abbey.
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