North Korea Seeks U N Peace Talks With Message
North Korea sent a long message to the UN President and Security Council urging settlement of the Korean question in line with Berlin based Peace Council decisions. Eastern bloc and Asian Arab group members discussed the note and possible peace talks while Rau denied rumors of a Peiping link.
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Frederick
SN Peerean
Rau
Toe
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Security Council
U. N
World Peace Council
Berlin
United Nations
India
Sir Bene- Sigal N. Rau
Peiping
Mahmound Fawzi Bey
Egypt
Kor
Formosa
Cease-fire Not Mentioned in Text Warned as Necessary
Report notes cessation of hostilities before conferences but finds no explicit cease-fire mention. Sources say a cease-fire is necessary and would precede withdrawal of all foreign troops, including Communist Chinese volunteers cited by readers here.
Monongahela Power Wins SEC Financing Approval
The SEC approved a bond and common stock financing plan for Monongahela Power Co of Fairmont West Virginia. The deal includes 10 million dollars in first mortgage bonds maturing in 1981 and 615 400 additional shares of common stock at 6 50 par to parent West Penn Power Co for 4 000 100 dollars. Proceeds fund property additions and improvements after bids for bonds.
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SEC
Washington
Securities and Exchange Commission
Monongahela Power Co
Fairmont
W. Va
Monongahela
West Penn Power Co
Wilmington Man Dies At Local Hospital
Paul C. Gough, 41, of Wilmington, died Tuesday afternoon at Frederick Memorial Hospital after falling ill while held for investigation by State Police. An autopsy and cause of death certification were expected. Gough was found in a parked truck along Route 40 near Ijamsville by Sgt. W. W. Corbin and was intoxicated at discovery. He had complained of illness and was moved to the hospital Sunday night, reportedly suffering a hemorrhage at the jail. Relatives in Rising Sun were contacted. others in Wilmington were being sought. The body rested at M. R. Etchison and Son funeral home awaiting instructions.
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Delman
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Paul C. Gough
Ecards
Sergt. W. W. Corbin
Route 40
Ijamsville
AEY
Otock Tiley Identee
Rising Sun
M. R. Etchison and Son Funeral
Garden Club Convenes at Walkersville Home
Members of the Garden Club met last Friday at the home of Miss Helena Stauffer in Walkersville with president Mrs. Ridgely Baer presiding Invitations were extended from the Charles Town Garden Club to join tours of historic homes on April 27 and 28 and to the Charles Town Club's flower event.
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Garden Club
Helena Stauffer
Walkersville
Ridgely Baer
Charles Town Garden Club
Charles Town Club
May meeting at Hampton near Baltimore hosted by Ridgleys
In Jane, the May meeting will be held at Hampton near Baltimore with lunch. Seeds were distributed for a later contest, plants to be used. T. Stuart Haller spoke on soils after refreshments. In Baltimore, April 17, mayor and school officials approved at least a $400 salary increase for city teachers, principals, and supervisory staff starting next January.
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Jane
Hampton
Baltimore
D'Alesandro
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