Olney Pancake Race winner and royal birthday note
Mrs Ela Crouch, a Ub-year-old housewife, won Olney England's annual Pancake Race in 1 minute 7 seconds amid wet conditions, finishing a frying pan ahead of 16-year-old Vivienne Rournn. Empress Magako turns 70, health credited to summer walks at the Imperial Villa. A North Little Rock teacher, Jeat Chudy, pleaded guilty to a traffic offense and paid fines, then gave her class a police tour.
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Occupation at Wounded Knee Near End Amid Talks
Justice Department officials aid progress toward a settlement of the week long Indian occupation of Wounded Knee on Pine Ridge. Negotiations resumed at a tepee camp as AIM leaders express resolve to stand firm, while federal officials signal relief at nearing BIA control and a possible surrender amid tense stalemate and calls for policy change.
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Pearl S Buck Dies At 80 In Vermont Home
Pearl S Buck longtime author of The Good Earth dies at her Danby Vermont home at age 80 after gall bladder surgery and illness. She won the Pulitzer Prize and Nobel Prize for literature and had resided in Danby since the late 1960s.
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Farm burial of mushroom pizzas shocks Ossinere area crowd
At Gary Johnson’s Michigan farm Gov. Milliken witnessed 44 000 frozen pizzas dumped into an 18 foot deep grave amid fears of botulism from canned mushrooms. Pizzamaker Mario Fabbrini, 41, and Johnson noted the incident may erase remaining stock valued at about 49008 dollars as authorities consider mushroom safety.
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Meat control claim renewed in U.S. debate
Rep. William J. Scherle of Iowa renewed his charge that the White House is seriously considering price controls on meat and raw agricultural products. He warned officials face a real dilemma as they assess possible ceilings on farm and retail food prices amid wage pressures and shortages concerns.
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