Pancake race winner in Olney and royal birthday note
Mrs Ella Crouch won the annual Olney pancake race in 1 minute 7 seconds in wet conditions, beating 6 year old Vivierme R Burnn in a finish scram. the event covers 415 yards from the Bull Inn to the church steps. Empress Nagako turns 7, and the Emperor plans a possible U S visit later this year. Mrs Jean Chudy, a North Little Rock teacher, pleaded guilty to a traffic offense, paid fines, then guided her class on a police tour of the station.
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Nasu Mountains
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North Little Rock
End of Wounded Knee occupation nears amid guarded optimism
Justice Department officials signal progress toward a settlement after a weeklong Indian occupation at Wounded Knee. Federal negotiators, once restrictive, ease access as AIM leaders vow to stand firm while tribal politics and BIA friction color talks on Pine Ridge.
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Bigfoot Trail
Pearl S Buck dies at age 80 in Vermont
Renowned author Pearl S Buck, Nobel and Pulitzer Prize winner, died at her Danby home at 80 after recent hospitalizations and surgery for bladder issues. Born Pearl Comfort Sydenstricker in 1892, she lived in China and married John Lossing Buck before their 1936 divorce.
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UPI
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China
Beverly Drake
Pearl Comfort Sydenstricker
United States
Randolph-Macon College
John Lossing Buck
Pizzamaker Buries 60 Thousand Pizzas in Michigan Farm
Ossinere Michigan scene shows Mario Fabbrini and Gov. Milliken watching 4000 frozen pizzas dumped into an 18 foot grave on Gary Johnsons farm as fears of botulism from canned mushrooms swirl. About $60,000 worth of pizzas involved.
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Mich
UPI
Mario Fabbrini
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Fabbrini
Johnson
William G. Milliken
Michigan
Federal Food and Drug Administration
Meat control claim renewed in U.S. debate
Representative Scherle of Iowa reiterates claims the White House is seriously considering meat price controls while denying a decision has been made. He warns officials face a bind as a price spiral may provoke shortages, labor wage demands, and calls for action beyond current guidelines.
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UPI
Willian J. Seherle
White House
Scherle
Iowan
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