Olney Pancake Race winner Mrs Crouch in wet acclaim
Mrs Eila Crouch, a year old housewife, won Olney England annual pancake race in 1 minute 7 seconds amid wet conditions after rain squalls. She beat 11 year old Vivienne Burnn in a close finish. Race runs 415 yards from the Bull Inn to the church with flips required. Empress Nagako turns 70 today and Emperor Hirshite aged 72 plan a possible US visit. Mrs Jean Chedy pleads guilty and pays 15 dollars fine and 6.75 dollars costs. takes 24 fourth grade students on a police tour.
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Pearl S Buck dies at 80 in Vermont home
Renowned author Pearl S Buck dies at her Danby Vermont home at age 80 after multiple hospitalizations and surgery. She won the Pulitzer for The Good Earth and the Nobel Prize for literature, had deep ties to China, and had been living in Danby since the late 1900s.
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End Near Seen in Wounded Knee Occupation
UPI reports Justice Department officials hopeful a weeklong Indian occupation at Wounded Knee may end soon as talks resume between AIM leaders and federal authorities on Pine Ridge. Officials note tribal politics and BIA resentment as key issues while morale remains tense amid ongoing standoff on Bigfoot Trail.
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Pizzamaker Dumps Frescoes of Pizzas into Grave Near Farm
In Ossinere Michigan Mario Fabbrini and Gov. Milliken watched as 44 000 frozen pizzas he made were dumped into an 18 foot deep grave on Gary Johnsons farm amid FDA botulism concerns from cantal mushrooms. About 60000 dollars worth of pizzas involved.
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Meat control claim renewed amid price fears in Washington
Representative William J. Scherle of Iowa says the administration is seriously considering placing raw agricultural products under price control as a response to rising food costs. He notes officials view ceilings on farm or retail prices as unworkable but warns labor wage demands could force action. The White House denies a decision has been made, though Scherle insists a dramatic move is possible.
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