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The Akron Beacon Journal from Akron, Ohio • Page 4

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A 4 Akron Beacon Journal S.iniiy. March 2S, 1372 U.S.A. vj Tuo Policemen Slain In Gun Baltic Pittsburgh, Fa. Two suburban policemen were shot to death Saturday when they tried to stop a holdup at a shopping center department store, police said. The shooting Occurred when three policemen stumbled onto the attempted holdup at the G.

C. Murphy store in a crowded shopping center. The third officer, an off-duty Pittsburgh policeman, and a female suspect were wounded. Sgt. William Schrott and Ptl.

Bartley Connelly, both of the Penn Hills Police Department, were slain. They'll March In Harrishurg Rarrisburg, Fa. This city braced Saturday for the arrival of thousands of Holy Week demonstrators supporting the Rev. Philip Kerrigan and six others on trial on Federal bomb-kidnap conspiracy charges. A high-noon march was scheduled today Palm Sunday through midtown and ending at the state capitol building.

Police Clash Willi Cuhans Miami Cuban exiles demonstrating against the Miami visit of a Soviet oceanographic research ship clashed with police Saturday. Five refugees were arrested. The incident took place when police waded into the Cubans tossing tomatoes at the 404-foot Academician Kurchatov docked after its arrival Saturday. 'Recognize Bangladesh' Washington State Department officials said Saturday the department has recommended to the White House that the U. S.

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Medals of the Legion of Honor are given to foreigners who contribute to science or who show great friendship with France. Miss Dietrich performed in France during World War II. Miss Dietrich Britain, Malta OK Payments? London The Defense Ministry says Britain and Malta are signing a formal agreement Sunday ending months of haggling over payment for base rights on the mid-Mediterranean island. Malta's prime minister, Dom Mintoff, flew here Saturday and the British said he had come for the ceremony. But Mintoff's government told the islanders back home that more talks and negotiations were necessary.

Fischer Won't Play In Iceland Reykjavik, Iceland U. S. chess wizard Bobby Fischer has informed local officials he will not play the second half of his world title match against the Soviet Union's Boris Spassky in Iceland. Fischer said because of "unacceptable financial terms" he refused to play in Iceland. Fischer had requested a change in financial conditions and was turned down by both Reykjavik and Belgrade, Yugoslavia.

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