Thanksgiving reunions and Antarctic Penguins pose a holiday mix
The piece sketches reunions as Thursday Beakler and siblings reunite in Valhalla, while at McMurdo Naval Air Station Antarctic sailors nickname their team the Penguins and win 19 to 7. Fonda, hospitalized in Hollywood, is visited by his wife. Ellen Score locates her brother via phone operators, tracing a 20 year family separation to Louisville.
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Henry Fonda
South Carolina
America
Broadway
New York
John Dennison
Brooklyn
Detroit
Manhattan
Philadelphia
Jane Fonda
Beakler
Valhalla
South Pole
Penguins
McMurdo Naval Air Station
Fonda
Hollywood
Shirlee
William Beakler
S.C
Ellen Score
Louisville
Saltsburg Town Meeting Eyes Grand Jury Probe
Residents packed the Saltsburg Fire Hall seeking help on eleven arson acts over ten months. Indiana County officials and state prosecutors outlined that a statewide grand jury may investigate, with the FBI involvement noted since a historic lockmaster’s building burned.
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Saltsburg
Indiana County
Greg Olson
Olson
State Attorney General
Saltsbury
Indiana
Jay Dilts
Richard Guida
Roy Zimmerman
Salisburg
Guida
Common Pleas
John C. Dowling
Dauphin County
State Attorney General's Office
Dowling
Patrick Stapleton
FBI
Vatter
Reagan Says Soviet Leaders Open to Arms Talk After Talks
President Reagan told ABC that Soviet interest in negotiations has grown after his defense buildup. He cited Brezhnev’s comment callbacks and said the U S will pursue talks toward zero nuclear deployments, noting Moscow’s new willingness to bargain. Reagan spoke as Geneva talks near begin with Nitze leading the U S team.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Reagan
Kremlin
ABC
Barbara Walters
Leonid
Brezhnev
Speakes
Paul Nitze
U.S
Geneva
Soviet Union
Europe
Israel Haig Pressing Compromise In Sinai Peace Talks
Washington reports Haig sought a last minute compromise with Israel over European participation in a Sinai peacekeeping force. Yitzhak Shamir urged Europe's terms be reconsidered as Israel plans to return from Sinai after withdrawal in April. U.S. and Israeli teams continue talks at the Pentagon and State Department amid tensions.
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Washington
Pecrenty
Alexander M. Haig, Jr
Israel
Sinai
Haig
States Department
Yitzchak Shamir
Tel Aviv
Europe
Servie
Pentagon
United States
U.S
Menachem Begin
Middle East
Reagan
Camp David
Begin
Ernment
Alles
Palestine Liberation Organization
Shamir
Egypt
Gazettearyland UMWA Election Developments on Page Six
Page six reports on developments in the coal fields aimed at ousting UMWA president Sam Church. A separate Page twenty nine item notes a bountiful market where leeches sell for twelve dollars each for claimed medicinal use.
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UMWA
Sam Church
Thanksgiving traffic deaths rise past 130 in holiday period
The Associated Press reports the Thanksgiving traffic death toll exceeded 130 by 11 am EST as the four day holiday weekend continues. The National Safety Council forecasts 480 to 580 more deaths on U.S. roads, compared with 504 last year and far below the 764 peak in 1968.
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Associated Press
The
National Safety Council
Council
Head Injury Fatality From Local Tree Felling near Locust
Jeffrey Wagner, 23, of Home Road Locust, died after a tree he was cutting fell and struck him on the head. Indiana County Coroner listed cause as severe head trauma. Wagner was taken to Punxsutawney Area Hospital then Pittsburgh via Life Flight and pronounced dead. Bowser Funeral Home of Plumville to handle arrangements.
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Locust
Indiana County
Jeffrey Wagner
B.J. Pino
Wagner
Pungsutawney Area Hospital
Pungsutawney
Allegheny General Hospital
Pittsburgh
Life Flight
Bowser Funeral Home
Plumville
New Confrontations Building In Poland
In Poland a labor government clash over alleged police brutality grows as Solidarity union leaders report beatings and arrests in Chorzow while Western nations limit aid. The Polish Communist Central Committee meets to discuss reforms amid economic woes and possible Solidarity attacks. Police actions prompt factory strikes and threats of intensified protests.
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Warsaw
Poland
Polish Communist Party
Solidarity Labor Movement
Solidarity Labor Federation
Silesian
Chorzow
Poles expand army help to major cities before winter
Poland plans to send squads of 10 to 15 soldiers into the largest cities to ease winter strain. The program, praised by Gen. Wojciech Jaruzelski, shifts troops from rural towns to assist municipal economy, power plants, water, transport and other city services amid chronic shortages.
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Warsaw
Poland
Wojciech Jaruzelski
Communist Party
Jaruzelski
PAP
Obituaries and strikes touch Blairsville and Poland
Obituaries list Lena Buchman Prudie Clawson Margareta Lang Hazel Lower Martha Shoop and Margaret Zelinsky from Blairsville Indiana Blairsville Bydgoszcz Poland. After a four hour warning strike in Poland the government disciplined workers to avert a general strike as 1500 drillers occupy oil fields 400000 students strike at 91 colleges and universities and the Roman Catholic Church calls for unity amid looming fraternal conflict.
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Bydgoszc
Lice
Poland
Blairsville Clothier Lena Buchman Dies at Blairsville Store
Lena Buchman of Blairsville, operator of Harry E. Buchman’s men’s and boys’ clothing store on East Market Street, died at Westmoreland Hospital Greensburg. She helped run the store after her father Abe opened it circa 1895, with her brother Harry E. and later after Harry’s death in May. Funeral services were held with interment at Beth Shalom Cemetery. Ferguson-Helm Funeral Home Blairsville handled arrangements.
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Blairsville
Lena Buchman
Harry E. Buchman
East Market Street
Miss Buchman
Westmoreland Hospital
Greensburg
Harry E
Abe Buchman
Harry
Abe
Market Street
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