Chinese Chief Li Tsung Proposes Peace in Telegram
Li Tsung, president of China, offered in a telegram to Mao Tse-tung to sacrifice himself to secure peace, signaling a dramatic bid as civil war turmoil deepens. The message, publicized unofficially after Peiping, followed an earlier Communist ultimatum and describes willingness to dismember if needed to end hostilities.
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Sparta students irked over religion conflict at baccalaureate
A Spartansburg senior class vote blocked a Catholic priest Rev Frn ix Graves from delivering the baccalaureate sermon. Parents and townspeople debate free religion as a letter questions fairness while urging inclusion of all faiths and races. Treasury report notes April budget figures and national debt.
Plans for New Superliner Hy to Challenge Britain
The United States will build a 48,000 ton superliner costing about 70 million dollars to compete with Britain's Atlantic liner leadership. Admiral W W Smith, chairman of the Maritime Commission, announced that construction will start immediately and the ship should enter service in the summer of 1982. The liner will carry around 2,000 passengers and be the nation’s largest passenger ship, slightly smaller than the Queen Mary and Queen Elizabeth. The federal government will cover 42 million dollars via a national defense subsidy, with the remaining 28 million funded by U S sites.
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FATHER MOTHER SURRENDER FOR LEAVING CHILD
New York couple Melquist and Marjorie S. surrender to Butler police on child abandonment charges after a baby boy found in a Butler corridor with diapers and feeding supplies. The couple pleaded guilty and were jailed on $1000 bail awaiting court. The infant, later named Doug Allen, was born March 26 in a Pittsburgh hospital and is thriving at Butler Hospital.
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Corry Jamestown Plant Announces Layoffs Amid Overstocks
Corry Jamestown Mix Corp reports 16 employees furloughed at Plant No 1 with seven recalled at Plant No 3. Officials say layoffs stem from overstocked dealers after a weak business period and loss of large accounts while supplying steel furniture components.
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State Has No Law Morons Marrying in Pennsylvania
In Bradford County at Towanda, a ruling dismissed a marriage license bid by Wayne Bennett and Heenke, with Bennett arguing the couple could not support a family due to mental incapacity. Dr Irvine Chatterton testified the pair were morons, a term the court declined to apply as legal basis.
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Lamb Prices Peak in History Across City Markets
Lamb prices hit a record peak as wholesalers report a four cent per pound jump this week with wholesale levels up to 60 cents a pound for wholesale lamb and an eight cent boost to retail. Local stores show lamb prices rising while other meats stay near last week’s levels. Analysts cite lean lamb supply and market strain from long term shortages, with Chicago marketing figures far below the historic March average.
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Falconer Man Held For Court On Bad Check Charges
Falconer resident James William Van Guilder, 33, was bound over for Erie County court on charges of issuing bogus checks to two local service stations. Arrested by Ellicott officers, he appeared in Corry and entered a not guilty plea while awaiting a grand jury. Bail set at 500, he was jailed.
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Youngsville
Erie County
Death of Truck Bill Triggers Planned City Protest
April 9 154000 Pennsylvania motor truckers leader Milton E Havas says a march on the state capital is planned after a Senate committee secretly killed a bill to raise tractor trailer weights from 22 to 30 tons. The House had approved the measure 114 to 80 before the setback.
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Agreement Reached On Germany
Washington reports that the United States Britain and France agreed to end military control over western Germany as soon as possible while keeping occupation forces civilians in place. A joint communique says Allied authorities will supervise states and establish a Ruhr authority, with German parliament to draft a western Germany government.
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London
Teachers Pay Ignored by GDP in Pennsylvania Budget
Harrisburg reports show administration forces rejected teachers demands for raises totaling about 27.5 million dollars as the General Assembly introduced an appropriation bill. Sponsored by Norman Wood the bill allocates 195 million for public schools, surpassing 1947 levels but still short ofPSEA proposals for larger increments and salary scales.
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Harrisburg
General Assembly
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Lancaster
House Appropriations Committee
Jones H.dat
Pennsylvania State Education Association
PSEA
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Betdreich
Red veto threat looms over new U N assembly vote
Unclear text reports a possible veto over a proposed membership vote in the United Nations, with Russia seen as blocking bids. The article notes the Security Council handling the Indonesian crisis while Assembly delegates push for Dutch compliance. Russian deputy travel minister Andrey Gromyko is mentioned amid tension.
Youth Admits Killing Brother in Violent Seizure
Portage, Pa. April 6 Detru sive dokn Caste sain dubn Paokaus ih 18 signed 6 statement that then stabbed his two id brother to death with 4 intteher knife because we wouldn't Staveying The fouth-seizet! 1 some woods Yasterday Walter Piokauski-j hell at the Zambris county Jail in Ebensi uns District Attorney Samuel Ry Di Francesca said a murder charge will be filed today Castl quoted the Boy's mother Mrs Tony Packauskt as saying she asked John to watch Walter when she went on an errand. Flysther Packauskt children were at schowl file a cevetith Ave was playing outside the howe Castl saft The father is a coal miner in his western Pennsylvania tow When Mre Packwhslel rellir their shome Castl quoted our say e found the baby revered witht blood and her eiest son missing Castl said the baby had 14 stab Woners nine of them ayficient to abuse death Join told me Wl ie played the radio downstairs wid Hinks the lazy Would stop cryings Gastol silil Cheis hy said he tools the Wiley- 11 states pills in the eradin Wien Gf combinteel fa ery lt sate te brought Il downsiious and tvew is Jost Une flogy He Aull Te thos werk to Che kichen and kyb q BuleTer knife picked Waller Oy-Wild tauued him ome Cave Tri witty males Di Prancesco said but Thelive will be given a psychiatele examin ation
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End Hunt For Bodies In Ruins Of Anthony Hospital
In Springham Illinois the search for bodies in the ruins of Anthony's Hospital neared its end with three known dead and four missing. Officials say the total loss may be 74, attributed to a disaster earlier this week. Jesse Guntor, diocesan administrator, said the institution was destroyed early Tuesday by a fire.
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Diocesa
Arming Debate Shapes Military Budget Fallout
Washington sources reveal a heated clash over arming civilians before military leaders. Officials weigh preserving Western Europe commitments against funding for Army Navy and Air Force modernization and base needs amid budget tensions.
European Powers Seek U S Help for Re-Arming
Eight European NATO members including Britain France and Luxembourg urged the United States to provide military aid and rearmament assistance. They pressed for money and equipment to support a coordinated defense under the Brussels treaty framework while stressing that European recovery funds should not be diverted to armament.
Mead Park Receives New Bird Houses Reported Incident
Fragmentary 19th century clipping mentions Mead Park receiving new bird houses. It also references a mysterious death by suicide with medical examiner statements and a discovery near a large estate. Names include George Mutch Stanley Nichol Mulderick Dr. Ri Bellow and Frid Black Wall, with unclear context and dates.
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Bellow
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Exterakey
Wiitera
Missing Ship Refloats With Two Children Aboard
New York authorities pursue a derelict schooner believed to be the Keewatin after two children aboard are found below decks. Coast Guard tracking notes indicate the vessel drifted while the crew abandoned ship in rough seas. A Salem man and his wife are linked to the crew, with theories of child confinement during storms.
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New York
Gil Chieston
Donald Parr
Salem
Moss
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Keewalin
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Barret
Ben
Driver Blames Crash On Lights In Route 8 Collision
Police report says a sedan and a parked Austin were damaged when Milton Borhoy 49 of Wattsburg struck the Austin after a light failed to stop. Bonney’s Ford 4 door sustained $150 damage while the Austin owner Dorothy Hortaes 40 of Wattsburg faced about $100 loss. The crash occurred near Route 8 three miles north of Wattsburg at 7:15 PM, with no injuries to passengers.
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Burglars Nab Pittsburgh Pair in Early Morning Arrest
Police report two men arrested near Avalon after a burglary and breaking and entering. One suspect, Melvin Gilmirraihiy, was shot in the right arm during the incident. Officer Sir Lewis Ickinan SaAy noted the men face charges of burglary and breaking and entering.
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