South Yemen breaks off relations with United States
South Yemen ordered all U S embassy staff to leave within 24 hours after severing ties over what it called hostile U S stance on Arab causes including the Palestinian issue and support for Israel. The move followed a U S clash over regional alignments as violence roiled the Middle East with Israeli, Egyptian, and Soviet actions reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aden
South Yemen
United States
U.S
Foreign Ministry
Israel
South Arabia
Briain
Washington
Emmbassy
Asmira
Efyopia
Sinai Desert
Tel Aviv
Tal Gharib
Suez City
Communist Party
Pravda
Beirut
Tripoli
Chateau St. Gilles
Sabra
al Fatah
Weekend Weather Forecast For Local Area
Weekend weather calls for sunny and warm conditions today with highs in the mid 50s. Fair tonight with a near 40 degree low. Partly cloudy tomorrow, remaining warm with a chance of rain.
Daylight Saving Ends Tonight Ends Daylight Time
New York AP reports daylight saving ends this Sunday causing clocks to fall back from 2 a.m. The change ends the summer time system in effect since April 20 and must be observed nationwide under the 1967 Uniform Time Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
La.m
District of Columbia
U.S
Senate Plan To Tax The Rich Voted In Senate Unit
Washington AP reports the tax reform bill moves to tax wealthy individuals and corporations. The Senate version targets tax preferences with a 30 000 exemption and 45 percent rate, risking oil companies paying taxes for the first time. Leaders say final decisions could raise around 6.8 billion in yearly revenue, possibly less than the House plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington
Ponce Anas
Congress
House
Russell B. Lang
D-Law
Finance Committee
West Germany Boosts Mark 8.5 Percent to Curb Inflation Boom
Bonn AP West Germany raised the mark 8.5 percent effective Monday to check inflationary pressures. The revaluation, from 4 marks per dollar to 4.06, aims to stabilize industry and reduce export tax burdens. Chancellor Brandt’s coalition embraced the move, despite industry concerns over profits and foreign competition. The U.S. welcomed the step as reducing market uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonn
West Germany
Europe
International Monetary System
Karl Schiller
West German Industry Federation
Social Demerats
Vice Democrats
Willy Brandt
Brandt
The
Christian Democrats
Schiller
Soviets Launch Two Satellites In Cosmos Series
MOSCOW AP reports the Soviet Union launched two unmanned Cosmos satellites, bringing this month’s successful launches to ten. Cosmos 206 and Cosmos 307 were announced hours apart and appeared to have unrelated objectives, with no link to earlier experiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Soviet Union
McCormack Denies Magazine Charges and Keeps Speakership
Washington AP report says House Speaker John W. McCormack denied knowing his office was used to influence government decisions and said he will seek re election. Life magazine accused a close associate and aide of McCormack of involvement in payments and using speaker stationery for calls. McCormack suspended the aide, denied meeting the doctor named, and emphasized his conscience and reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
John W. McCrrmack
Life Magazine
McCormack
Massachusetts
Nathan Voloshen
Marlin Sweig
Sweig
Voloshen
Ohio
Nee Cormack
Carmack
Congress
Valoshen
Volosheit
Life
Valoghen
Boston
Tite
John W. McCormack
Capitol
U S and Soviet to Begin Nuclear Arms Talks Soon
Washington sources say the United States and the Soviet Union plan to announce an agreement to start missile curb talks. Officials expect the first discussions to open by late November in Vienna Helsinki or Geneva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Vienna
Helsinki
Geneva
Ronald Ziegler
State Department
Robert W. Ma. Clussey
Moscow
Nixon
Annataly I. Dobrynin
William P. Rogers
Rogers-Dobrynin
Taconic Edges St Josephs in Football Clash
Taconic wins 13 to 8 over St Josephs in a hard fought football game. Monument Mt. defeats Pillstield 2 to 1 as Mt. Greylock ties Lenox 3 to 3. Adams hosts Atlanta with a 122 to 110 score while Baltimore defeats Cincinnati 131 to 126 in a day of high scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pillstield
St. Joseph's
Monument Mt
Taconic
Wahconah
Mt. Greylock
Lenox
Adams
Atlanta
Boston
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mark Mitchel
Annie
Johnny
Francis J. Hooges
Hoover Street
Nunn
U.S. Treasy Department
Germany
Mark
Soviets
Russia
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!