Poisonings Spark State Probe In Yolo County
The California Department of Justice launched an investigation into two poisoning incidents in Yolo County. A pesticide operator faced a state citation issued by the district attorney in Woodhand, while a separate case involving fish from a slough near Westnesday Night was reported. Authorities noted a remaining suspect under investigation and the full number of victims yet undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yolo County
Westnesday Hight
Pesteldus
Welfare Review Finds 5 Percent Ineligible for Aid
Washington AP reports a wide welfare review shows about five percent of families receiving aid for dependent children were ineligible while fraud was minimal. Secretary Celebrezze announced steps to lighten controls. ineligibility rates varied by state from none to 17.3 percent due to differing evaluator judgments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
A. Lures
Welfare Department
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Department
Kennedy backs civil rights reforms in public accommodation push
Washington reports Robert F. Kennedy indicated willingness to accept modifications to the civil rights program during a Senate hearing. He agreed to require provisions allowing the attorney general to intervene to prevent racial discrimination in public services and public accommodations, signaling cautious support for stronger integration measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Mme
Alg
Oie
Empgier
Khrushchev to Attend Nuclear Pact Signing Talks Start
Soviet premier Nikita Khrushchev will attend Monday's partial nuclear test ban treaty signing and command high level talks with the United States and Britain, a party official said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
UPI
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Britain
Ward Near Death After Overdose In Apparent Suicide
In London UPD De Stephen Warsl 30 underwent surgery and developed bronchial pneumonia after an overdose of sleeping pills. He was placed in an iron lung respirator as doctors failed to save his life. Hospital bulletins described his condition as grievously and critically deteriorating and noted a tracheotomy to aid breathing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
UPD
Stephen Warsl
Osleepalh
St. Stephen's Hospital
Batelker
Ward
Christine Keeler
Mandy Rice-Davies
Dismissal Of Suit Routine In San Leandro Court
Reporters questioned Judge Ward amid a routine dismissal as three Oakland youths threatened to picket the San Leandro City Hall court. The youths canceled plans following attorney advice. Ward’s health concerns were noted, while the case involved accusations of assault linked to a used car purchase dispute and a passer report influenced the dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Leandro
Ase
Gerald BP
Counsll
Jiy Ward
Hight
Butcher
Oakland
Iter
Oakland City College
Saymoa
Leamleo
Jack Mallester
Small H-Bomb project stalled by technical problems
A planned underground nuclear test labeled to be the "sel Wehorrb" faced delays as the Atomic Energy Commission cited technical difficulties with the explosive device. The test, to be conducted at a national driving ground, could not proceed in 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Atfriculties
de Akl
Becaus
Techmead
Necadt
Couch
McNamara At Red Border Skipper Abandon Yacht
An apparent coast guard and naval pursuit surrounds the Mayday distress of a luxury yacht named Freedom I. Seven crewmen deserted the vessel amid a crisis as it sailed from San Diego to Honolulu. The Coast Guard reported the seven were rescued by the USS Razorback at 11:39 pm after abandoning ship into small craft. Authorities contested the circumstances and noted no immediate explanation for the action by the yacht’s skipper and crew. The incident follows a complex scenario linking U.S. and German forces and a broader nuclear weapons dialogue. The Freedom I is described as a Navy patrol vessel and is under charter operations to patrol from San Diego to the West Coast. The incident occurred late at night near California waters with the rescue coordinated by naval and Coast Guard units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
APSI
Frank Gi) Jameson
Do 5S Aircraft Corp
Crawmew
Los Angeles
Hiwaii
California
Fon Bianchsen
Coast Guard
Razorback
Iarine
Diego
Ani
von Hassel
Samara
Brunswick
Unis
New Passau
San Diego
Honolulu
Edward Gilchrist
Ewever
Gilchrist
Waaii
West Coast
Unl Ragan
Mae
Rip
Scouts Begin 1th Jamboree at Marathon Plains
Scouts gather at Marathon Greece for the 7th World Scout Jamboree opening ceremony. The torchlight rite marks the start of the global event with participants from multiple nations assembling on the historic plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marathon
Greece
Prayerful plea for renewal and guiding wisdom
A devotional item asking Heavenly Father to renew tired spirits and grant wisdom, generosity, and steadfast faith through simple humble living and inner peace. It emphasizes heartfelt supplication and communal uplift in a calm devotional tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heavenly
Ten Die In Ohio Crash Near Toledo
A devastating head on collision near Toledo killed ten people, including eight migrant workers and children from the Campos family plus several relatives. The crash involved a trailer and a tractor driven by Charles Strong of Swanton, Ohio, with victims identified as Felix Campos, 41, his wife Catherine, and their children Rosa, David, Teresa, and others. Police reported the wreck occurred on a straight stretch about ten miles southeast of the area. Strong and a neighbor injured were treated at a local hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Oia
UPL
Felix Campos
Floida City
Fla
Catherine
Josephiauil
Rosa
David
Aban
Teresa
Tivoul
Ly Pass
Here
Fimore
Tractare Racr
Charles Strong
Swanton
Ohio
Hom Conareingy
Racial Violence Flames Chicago South Side Disturbance
AP report details a third night of clashes as about 500 mostly white residents gathered in a predominantly white South Side district to protest a confrontation involving two Black men. Police arrested 33 people including juveniles while four officers were injured by rocks and bottles during arrests and vigils erupted after the unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
South Side
Assembly Action Near As Budget Plans Dominated
Sacramento reports a tense session as the Assembly backs 4.5 billion in education funding and a proposed statewide school tax reform. The debate highlights a split with the Senate over a 25 billion annual aid increase and the balance of power in the special session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witkouf
Boy Admits Slaying Mother of 9
A 15 year old boy confessed to fatally stabbing his mother, Mrs. Prange, in their home after she allegedly refused to let him go to the bench. He described stabbing, beating, and slashing with a pipe and knife, then dragging her back inside before fleeing to his father. A nine year old brother found the victim severely injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nomi Hollywood
Aelinile
Baie Deota
Conrad
State Budget Up As Funds For California Programs
California lawmakers approved a 1954 64 budget package totaling 2.27 billion awaiting the governor’s signature. The plan raises state employee pay and funds new programs including Conservation Corps, Fair Employment Commission, and scholarships. It allocates 475 thousand for a new aircraft, 20 million for college construction, and supports mental health and rehabilitation services across several counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Asstate
California
Clean M. Anderson
Califor Ycutt
Inside Look Behind The Scenes Of Spying Claims
In a today’s editorial Robert S. Ale Jen discusses suspected espionage and covert operations linked to government or corporate actors. He outlines alleged spy activities and calls for scrutiny of security and oversight mechanisms. The piece emphasizes transparency and accountability as essential safeguards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congare Hein
Robert S. Ale Jen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sachamento
Iivestigatiing
Bobby
Selty
Sam J. Bevin
Ang
Kennedy
Wurber
Turley Lee
Nikita
Mayne Butcher
SL Stephen's
Neleniouatel
Harold Macmillan
Shey
SELT
Connill
Deletklant
Joseph Nuceva
Tiree
Robert C. Valening
Leonard R. King
Larry S. Sharp
Cor Tift
Connitt
George W. Anderson Jr
Washington, D.C. Navy Yard
David L. McDonald
Anderson
U.S
Portugal
UPT
Munle Energy
McNamara
Red Border
Adin
Gerald Bogan
Freedom I
Bonn
UPN
Robert 5. McNanvira
Lake Ita Court
Coomilt T
Dus
Wassel
Amercan
Down Paya
Nucera
Ube
Payne
LANNE
Weir
Lawll Claims Court
Wayward
Freedom Fis
Il ‘Arivod
Lyin i Licht Jewelry Company
Foothill Boulevard
Noywerd
Chivos
Mes
Camilo Chico
Chivos Ainth
Joby
Clayton Maxziig
Webbrtie
Fir
Senate
Josse Arth
Awithin
Dale Yestenlaga
Assembly
Bena
Republian
Iovil
George Murphy
Halph Meade
Thomas Kenney
Priuliate
den Cers
Pady
Fernando Valley
Boty Gruties Rons
Linated Carelidates
Charncirlaing
Miles Chin
Conrad Lak
Jesse M
Yunrul
Pelglewood
Rome
Californiia
Uncun
Rewlation
Assemblyman
Tort Bane
D-Noril Hollywood
Repub! Party
Vearly
Unruh
Winacus
Elias
Iran
Seasile Assembly
Ain
Heb Smio
Sacrameno
Contra Costa
Para
Val Tlege
Ann Landers Ridge
Founders Savings and Loan Association
Mapuas Owain
TIS A Saat
Haymeed
Celerne Pickhond Deeoch
Eth
Sheri
Rishmand
Federal
Nome Loan Bane
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!