Nixon OKs Draft Pact On Berlin
The United States, led by President Nixon, approves a draftBerlin pact amid efforts to resolve the city’s division. Washington says Nixon did not actively take part in negotiations but helped break deadlocks. Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko’s consultations are referenced as part of broader signals toward a European security conference. NATO and Western officials describe concessions allowing a 20 member Soviet consulate in West Berlin for consular functions only, while maintaining U.S. legal positions. Ambassador Bush returns to West Germany for consultations as Nixon signals satisfaction with the agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wence
Niengtl
Rush
Nixon
Nnt
Berlin
Oitma’s
Nixons
Washington
Andrei Gromyko
Nixos
Veteps
NATO
Huah
Fhir Pe
Sian
Bulty Nixon
California
Young Lords reenter building after court victory
After a court ruling by Judge Harold Dean the Young Lords reentered a building amid protests. A second trespass case remains unresolved as landlords and officials debate eviction and enforcement steps. Legal aid arguments focus on due process and summary eviction rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Harold Dean
Model
Cities
Tho
Malus
Young Lords Party
Legal Aid Society
Saint the Awmp
Fepal
Hanvehan
Nr Crbane
Punto Rican Youth Organizattion
Ast
Wheley
Ceenry
Wight
Fudge Pantahan
Windaneaker
Outside Funding To Be Sought For CEP And TAPS
The CEP and TAPS programs face funding cuts with a plan to seek outside support. Officials moved to halt transfer of funds from the Labor Department and count on the Gancentrated Employment Assistance program to cover TAPS needs. Directors decided to delay folding TAPS into CEP until adequate funding is secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardup
Acek
Burces
Aot
TAPS
Otter
Spyoye
Msgr
Getuiirlo
CEP
Hurricane Watch Put In Effect As Storm Hits East Coast
A tropical storm with heavy rains and strong winds lashed the eastern seaboard from Maryland to Maine causing power outages and travel disruption. Chesapeake and Elizabeth City reported downed trees and flooded streets as the storm prompted evacuations and shelter use, with rainfall accumulations forecast to reach eight inches in some areas.
Japan Moves In to Save World's Money Market
Global markets react as Japan acts to stabilize yen and support liberalization and foreign aid, with discussions on wage price policies, export boost, and potential enforcement measures. U.S. and UK reactions frame a broader push for currency realignment and anti-speculation controls amid mixed Wall Street gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Model Cities Proposes 289580 in Allocations for Youth Service Bureau
The Model Cities plan requests 289 580 for a Youth Service Bureau to steer youths away from delinquency. It funds a director 28 000 for four youth workers and supports three program areas including juvenile court referrals, counseling, and community liaison with police. Funding also covers higher education and college preparatory initiatives, with scholarships and university connections, pending committee review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buireau
Made Cities
Don Hh. Heyward
Pntice Defen Vaamk
Qeaylding
Higher Educatoon Commission On Urban Studi
Furst
Uret
Yaltend
L Pairfield University
University of Bridgeport
Common Council
Ste Tohan Sedensky
Vandals Smash Glass In Black Rock Cars
Police searched the Moo roe treat area after youths smashed windshields of several parked cars starting around 11:20 pm last night. A resident described the vandals and provided car descriptions to officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melick
Warners Vancles
Nok Avagley
Tropical storm Doria causes flooding across North Carolina coast
The hurricane like system from the tropical storm Doria brought heavy rain and high winds to Wilmington and Onslow County North Carolina, with up to five inches of rain in Elizabeth City and widespread flooding in low-lying areas. A Nebraska-like line of storms and strong winds also affected parts of southeast Pennsylvania and central New Jersey. No injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livastony Point
Bos
Navy
Ilisasteys
Apa
Staeny
Jstruick Alaio
Sane
Onslow Coune
Southenfield
Carolla
Wilmington
Ron
Gardlian
Doria
North Carolina
Philadelphia
Trenton
Elizabeth City
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Ohio Valley
Ser
J P Halpin Dies After 52 Years as Police Officer
Retired Bridgeport police veteran J P Halpin dies at 52 years in law enforcement. He served in the Connecticut State Police and local departments, was wounded during a gun incident, and later led a downtown shoe store. Services set for Monday with burial at St Michael's Cemetery. Survived by a daughter and several nieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuilyr
Halpin
Furge
Girardes
Long Hill
Malling
Red‘gate
Main Street
Gorham Place
Weathering 50 60 mph winds threatens area as tides rise
Heavy winds of 50 to 60 mph are forecast with temperatures reaching the 70s and highs near 81 on Sunday. Uprooting trees and downed power lines pose hazards as 2.40 inches of rain fell since yesterday. High tides three to five feet above normal expected at dawn with Bridgeport area coastlines at risk from the tropical storm. Evacuations reported in Stratford for beach homes, power outages in Fairfield, and widespread slick roads causing numerous accidents along Merritt Parkway and the Connecticut Turnpike. Coast Guard advised barriers due to rough seas. Army Corps of Engineers placed flood controls on standby. Red Cross prepared emergency assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake
Steve Hamilton
Hieninis
National Weather Service
Washington
Elizabeth City
N.C
Joe. Bettsier
National Hurricane Center
Miami
Chenayeake Bay Bridge
Rominlex Way
Dorie
Seaboard
Maryland
Maine
Baltimore
Or Parkway
New Jersey
Elizabeth
Newark Bay
Beth
North Carolina
Atlante Beach
Morehead City
Weather Service
Mori
Jrioud
Charles Riggs
Mooria
Alana
Pasion
North
Delaware
Pennsylvania
New York
New England
ToWoe
Neal
Wrightsville Beach
Wilemington
Dorin
Bridgeport
Atlantic
North Capote
Stratford
Chris Wesche
Unite Muminating Company
King's Highway
Fairfield
Jan
Merritt Parkway
Connecticut Turnpike
Firefield County
Coast Guard
Anl
Burriers
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Waltham, Mass
Tastenight Ghat Ik Aad
Connecticut
Anerican Red Cross
Ares
Shelter Found For 5 After Pike Crash In Bridgeport
Five Rhode Island residents and a Michigan man stranded after a truck collision on the Connecticut Turnpike spent the night at Bridgeport YMCA after volunteers from the Volunteer Bureau and Red Cross arranged shelter. Police reports and hospital officials described the crash near a hospital overpass as the drivers fled, leaving the group needing lodging as state troopers handled ongoing storm traffic. The group, bound for Newport, hoped to reunite with relatives, while officials advised them to seek welfare assistance if further help was needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
Michigan
Viotinas
Connecticut
Tarry Pike
Bridgeport
Hegnstal
Butegu
YMCA
State Street
New Jersey
Rhode Island
Uccil Par
Tne
Newport
Westport
Weshe Lends & Rand
Civil Defense
Chow -Wanche
Werche
Cacile Viet
Frag Qe
Aworan
Charlés Hatheway
Red Cross
Manuel Pachoca
Bopart Blakeley
Newnot
Mr. Poe
My Lai Probe Rift Deepens Between Generals
Conflicting Army lawyers argue over how to handle atrocity reports from the 1968 My Lai operation. Testimony shows Brannen and Lowe sought and discussed missing Henderson evidence tied to Task Force Barker, while Henderson’s April 1968 report remains elusive and under scrutiny by investigators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tran
Inander
Thann
Honaldson
My Lai
Henderson
Brannen
Army
Crinsiiad
Lowder
Barker
Cal
Peter S
Lawders
Henderson's Brigade
Charile Company
Breanne
Brannon
Brannor
Ktonderson
Sigma
Pepsai
Fleer
Casanal
Leovele
Dortaldson
Manali
Endarthen
Saci Essa
State Aid Cuts For Five Cities Top $5 Million
West Hartford faces state aid reductions totaling fourteen thousand dollars while Westport sees a 217000 dollar cut and West Haven Sa70,008 and Westport listed among affected locales. The tally marks a regional pullback in funding across five cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Hartford
Westlaren
Westport
Legislators Launch Drive to Fight State Aid Cuts
Three Democratic legislators announced a broad effort to oppose Gov. de Avila’s cuts to ADM grants and local property aid. They warned cities and towns would face higher taxes if strapped by reduced funding and signaled potential court action with mayors and the CEA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Connecticut Edition Association
Hartford
APY
Thomas de Ayskill
David Lavine
Durham
Puc
Pao
Connecticut
Washington
Car Burns on Route 255 injures two in Thames Street area
Two unidentified persons were reported injured in a morning car fire along Route 255 near Thames Street in the Narrigay Street vicinity. Firefighters and city ambulances, with state police assistance, were dispatched to the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rte
Fatt O'Clors
Thames
Narrigay Street
Usit
Pridpoport
Ames approves two apartment projects with conditions and a zoning tweak
The Ames planning commission approved 28 apartments with several conditions including sidewalks and fencing as requested by neighbors. A separate zoning change for Ramos to build a 4 unit structure on Truman Street was denied. Developers Baker and Firestone win approval for a two block North End project amid neighbor challenges over backyard placement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aft Cohn Isson
Udsted
Marin DelVpechny
Tao
Gosden
Engelwood Amdewell Avenues
Seréenine
Ramos
Truman Street
Madison Avenue
Sampson Street
Misa
Alma Lwa
Baker & Firestone
Ames Idga
Charles Kiptak
Jproperty
Chou Plans Indochina Pullout Highlighted During Nixon Visit
Chou Enlai warned that a U S pullout from Indochina would trigger a broader regional shift from the north to the Yellow River and affect China’s borders toward Tibet and India. He accused the United States of pursuing policies that strain relations with Japan and Western Europe while navigating the European Economic Community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellow River
United States
Ching
Yanpeze
China
India
Tibet
Europe
Chow
Japan
Suspect Arrested After Heroin Found In Socks
Police arrest Robert A. Migtore following a tip and traffic stop near Alveri's bakery. Three bags of heroin were found in his socks and a knife was displayed during the arrest, with witnesses stating the suspect had been observed near MM Rereknret avai and Pettamull avenue. Investigators charge Migtore with possession of controlled substances and related offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Migtore
Wasmerttdel
Palive
Artin Rue
Wishane
Sgt
Buulwnan
Alveri's
Avai
Ptembull Avenue
Walter Bracker
Quoi
Dylan
Michele Laibar
Acters
Agi
Aidling
Eninge
Hanied Chun
Steve Intulin
Syd Utd
N Y Police Seek Help in Cop Slaying Probe
New York police urge public aid after a fatal shooting on Thursday. A special appeals number is set up for information about the case involving officer Joseph Morne and narcotics ties are noted in early reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.Y
New Yorkie
Sat
Joseph
Morne Bitn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nixon Ok’s
Lords
Cort
de Sought
Nsgf
Artin A
Genuaria
Bahar
THE
Associated Press
He Council
Thejs
Ramnay
Algosit
U.S
Sling
Ranney
Romney
Frankfurt
Germany
Stouritins
Wall Street
White House
U.S. Treasury
Japan Trade Council
Fotal
Turyd
Sixon
ICS
Oy UK
London
San Clemenye
Britain
Gom- Merce Department
Mixon
Isher
Bry
J.P. Halpin
Cop
Volunteer Bureau
Pike
JOHN P_ SOPRO
Lai
Ters
America
Y Yong
Abe Tih
Houtecson
Acta
Pentagon
Brazinen
Americal Dievision
le Coh
Henry J. Lowe
Donaldson
von Washington
Civi Ji Diang
Ranald
My Wai
Cer Je Cain
Meshill
Klebanoff
Lavine
Caterel
Lana van Be
Chou
Joy
Linly
Cataudin
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!