Doctor's Wife and Four Sons Slain in Suburban Home
In South Carolina a physician's wife Sally Carter Madison and their four sons Vincent Jr 8 Mark 7 Prion 5 and Hugh 2 were found shot to death in their Beechl Drive house. Captain Vincent J Madison the missing husband died of a self-inflicted wound in a Washington hotel. Notes found at the scene linked him to the killings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.C
Eday
Devilr
Vincent J. Madison
Washington
Jimmy Norrison
Madison
Ant
Fort Jackson Hospital
Sally Carter Madison
Vincent Jr
Mark
Prion
Hugh
Georg B. Ronahue
Washington, D.C
Statter Hotel
U S Extends Duty Tour for Key Viet Nam Troops
In Saigon a government report says about four thousand U S servicemen are assigned to a six month duty tour and may be extended to a permanent longer tour for pilots and key personnel. McNamara prepares weekend talks with top officers, signaling high-level concern over Viet Nam. The note stresses no large scale combat role for troops and defends U S aid as defensive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
South Viet Nam
United States
U.S
Neo Dinh Diem
HagertexIe
North Viet Am
South
Back in Jakarta Ahead of Schedule Kennedy Trip
Atty General Robert F. Kennedy returns to Jakarta a day early after a Soviet built plane could not land in Bandung due to clouds. Two American built planes carried reporters and Kennedy party members, arriving on schedule at Halim, while a Soviet Nyushin carrying distinguished visitors had to land at Semarang. Kennedy plans to stay overnight in Bandung with further travel tomorrow as optimism rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jakarta
Indonesia
Robert F. Kermedy
Byer
Bandung
Oher
Han- Igang
Semarang
Kennedy
Came Ain
Tnd
French Move Troops to Algerian Cities Amid Tension
Algiers February 16 AP Thousands of French troops began moving toward Algeria's key cities as a possible cease fire looms. Army sources say forces around Algiers Oran Sidi Bel Abbes and other urban centers will concentrate to prevent violence by European extremists opposing independence. Movement to wrap by Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algiers
Algeria
Man Dies in Blaze in Ritual to Sun
Fremont California February 16 A man set fire to his home and burned to death in a bizarre incident described by police as a ritual. Neighbors reported Al fred O Flarses and his family gathered outside as flames consumed the house. Sgt. Robert Plummer said Flores, 7, dashed into the blaze after setting fires in every room and throwing money into the flames. Yolanda Flores, 15, spoke of a dream as the family faced the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Cali
Alfred O. Flares
Lvid
Robert Plummer
Flores
Sfier
Yolanda
High winds strand a flotilla of ships in Brunsbuettelkoog harbor
Dozens of vessels including the Danish Elst Thorstesp and Vila and the Italian Villanova, German Moenkeberg, Swedish Silona, and Soviet Enisat suffered grounding and collisions in Brunsbuettelkoog harbor after an anchor chain broke. The Vila capsized after a collision with Giancomo. no casualties were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elst Thorstesp
Landward
Thanderstone
Tonoevig
Moenkeberg
Elbe Thro
Villanova
Silona
Enisat
Giancomo
Brunsbuettelkoag
Vila
Jan Suhr
Landon Tours Truman Library in Independence Visit
Air Landon, Republican presidential nominee in 1896, received a personally conducted tour of the Truman Library in Independence Missouri. The guide was Truman himself, and the visit followed a prior appearance by Dwight D. Eisenhower last November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Air Landon
Harry Truman
Tur
Truman
Piv London
Dwight D Eiseshower
New Haven Hearing Details New Fare Boost Plight
New Haven's comptroller Hollis H. Cayle testified that despite a rider decline, ticket revenue in New York rose from 1956 to last year. The PSC suspended a January fare increase aimed only at intra state travel as hearings began January 26. An identical New Haven fare outside New York is already in effect per the Interstate Commerce Commission. Cayle cited recession and a five day strike as factors reducing multiple and commutation use, plus drivers from Westchester County bypassing rail for commuting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
PSC
New York State
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hollis H. Cayle
New York
Sinc
Sai Coyle
Coyle
Westchester County
Trustees Seek to Abandon 32 More Miles of Track
Trustees of the bankrupt New Haven railroad file petitions in U S District Court seeking abandonment of over 32 miles of tracks in Connecticut and Massachusetts to aid reorganization. The lines include 17.62 miles Wyominantic to Pomfret, 1.9 Treington to Winsted, 40.3 Florence to Williamsburg Mass, and 2.79 Pratt's Junction to Sterling Mass. Also sought are sale of the freight house for 350000 to the Railway Express Agency and construction of a new freight house at Cedar Hill Yards for 286000, with relocation plans freeing land valued at about 100000 for sale. Hearing set for Feb 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Pratt's Junction
Sterling
Mass
Rauad
Railway Express Agency
Cedar Hal
Uoge
Robert P. Anderson
Bea
Union Plans Regional Buyout for Commuter Rail Service
Union spokesman proposed regional agencies purchase commuter service from the New Haven railroad. Funding would come from communities served, with federal aid possible for up to two thirds of costs. Goal is integration of commuter lines into a larger metropolitan transportation system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Haven
Union
New Haven
David Berger
Brotherhood of Railroad
Star
Berger
Fedora
Psaid
Brown Quintet Tops Columbia 87 to 57
In a college basketball game Brown defeated Columbia 87 to 57 as Captain Mike Cingistr, Young, and Gene Barth led Brown with key scoring while Columbia's Cassandra Brothers and Vila Rufalo contributed but failed to close the gap. Rent disputes and eviction news from the Met Opera house clashes with local housing actions in Providence and New York as tenants fight to remain amid storage needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Merpolitan Opera House
Met
Broadway
Mth Street
Ghurt
Providence
Brown
Cassandra
Brothers
Columbia Tonight
Vila Rufalo
Bren
Young
Gene Barth
Jones
Park City Hospital names Miller to third term leader
At Park City Hospital annual meeting Sigmund L. Miller was elected to a third term as president and board members including Jacob Kim m were named or reelected. The hospital outlined a $2,600,000 expansion plan and a $1,500,000 public appeal to fund the project with potential Hill Burton support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park City Hospital
Sigmund
Miller
Jacob Kimm
Heys, Inc
S. Lester Mitchell
George Lewin
George L. Todd
Joseph T. Foerth
Walter Breslaw
Benjamin P Vines
Hoard
Bospital
Anthony J. Rourke
American Public Health Association
Public Health
Bridgeport
Park City
Mrr. Miller
Hill-Burton
Charles B. Kanieer, Jr
Bradford N. Warser
Joseph T. Focrth
George Todd
McMiller
Board of Theatres and
New England
Walter Brestaw
Joseph Foerth
Lester Mitchell
George L. Torth
George R. Weppler
William Carlson
Charles B. Kentner, Jr
Sigemund L. Miller
Nathan H. Schine
Rudolf Vogel
Charles 5S. Brody
Harold C. Main
Conniea Reynolds
Louis Bloth
Bradford N. Warner
William A. Haist, Jr
Sidney Reisman
Norman ‘Scha
Peter Hardy
H. Burling
Naramore
Manuel Ycaza Wins Four Races At Santa Anita
Arcadia Calif Feb 16 UpI ManueI Ycaza,Panamanian jockey, rode four winners from four mounts at Santa Anita, including Machan in the feature 7000 purse race. Feaza and Ardal won early events, Cantamar captured the second, and Rite Free prevailed in the sixth as Ycaza's second quadruple of the meeting lifts him to 36 winners for the meet. Will Shoemaker also 4 wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcadia
Calif
UPI
Menuel Ycaza
Macsar
Sore Ter
Yoaza
Machan
Cam’ Wand
Finnegan
Feaza
Ardal
Cantamar
Rite Free
Aim
Ti Secimil
Willie Shoemaker
Leavitts Store to Open Monday After Snow Closure
Leavitt's department store at Main Street and Fairfield Avenue will open Monday next week from 9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. due to Wednesday's snowstorm. Officials said the storm kept many shoppers from downtown during the closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavitt's Department Store
Main Street
Fairfield Avenue
Cincinnati Conquers Houston 59 47 in Key Showdown
Cincinnati Bearcats top Houston 59 47 before 7,337 fans in Cincinnati Ohio. The Bearcats jumped to a 6-0 lead and built a commanding first half advantage as Houston managed only seven field goals and six free throws in the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Houston
Bearcats
Obituary for Joseph Petro in Fairfield Resident dies in hospital
Joseph Petro, 36, of 283 Dunne Road, Fairfield, died last night at St. Vincent's Hospital where he had been admitted as a surgical patient. Surviving: his wife, Katherine Petro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Petro
Dunne 1Ea Road
Fairfield
St. Vincent's Hospital
Katherine
Glenn Remains Calm Amid Flight Delays in Cape Canaveral
Cape Canaveral February 14 AP Glenn Jr. faced a fifth postponement of his world flight training as adverse Atlantic weather kept the capsule grounded. Officials planned routine simulations and recovery drills while Glenn maintained composure, awaiting a new launch window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Séil
Jol H. Glenn Jr
Atlantic
Aeronancies and Space Administration
John A. Powers
Powers
Fowers
Constantine Generales
New York Medical College
Glean
Generales
Scath Carpenter
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Carpenter
Space
Mrs Emile La Beau Dies in Bridgeport Hospital
Mrs. Alice La Beau 63 wife of Emile La Beau of 22 Felin es on avenue Stratford died yesterday in Bridgeport hospital where she was a medical patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice la Beau
Emile la Beau
Avenue
Stratford
Bridgeport Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
Prysigian Suas
Donahue
Donalve
Pam
Brian
Valentine
Richland County
Strother Sligh
Jimmy Harrison
Beechll Drive
Fort Jackson
Fundity Laundry
Cecil Wiles
James T Kotb
Wiles
J.S
Viet Nam
Secreary of
Robert S. McNemara
Hayni
McNamara
London
Marth
Frien
Southeast Asia
Benet
Exutenneu
Communist
China
Red North
Red China
Kremlin
Shevife
Britain
Soviet Union
Syracuse
N.Y
University of Syracuse
New York State College of Medicine
Hely
St. Joseph's Hospital
Elmira
Army
Sor
Indochina
Geneva
T Dears
Ident Kennedy
U.S Trans
Cspl
B. L. Henderson
U. 5
Pere Eee Ee
Lesst
Heilenot
Fina Bennetoune
Pak . Harkins
U. S. Vietnam
Hogolly, Wilay
Robert S. deNamare
W. Averell Harriman
Genesyee
State Department
4FK
Inglia
Kansas
Clyde Husted
Lawrence
Webacre
Wesley Brude
Landon
Planos
North Pacific Coast
Plains States
Tennessee
Great Lakes
North Atlantic
S. L. Miller
Rae
British Guiana
Jagan
Leaddra
Forbes
Barnham
Peter D'Aguiar
Connecticut
Berkshires
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Vermont
Coler
Onight
Col
New Hampshire
Maine
Eng
Deres Lister
Caribbean
Kingston
Jamaica
Royal Hampshire Regiment
British Defense Ministry
East Anglia Regiment
Royal Air Force
England
Trowbridge
Gegryrtown
Tagan
Gunana
Whey
South America
Georgetown
Guiang
Georgetawn
Eward Ordre
Eastport
Block Island
Mannel Coast
Max
Atlanta
Baffaio
Chicago
Denver
Detroit
Duluth
Fort Worth
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Miami Breach
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Manuel Ycaza
Santa Anita
Leavitt's
AMI
Marle
Willian K. Douglas
Aptronauts
Douglas
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!