Noise expert tracks eating sounds across countryside
A Sidcup market worker, 42, uses a parabolic microphone to record noises made by animals during meals as a hobby. Brezhnev visits an Alma Ata ice rink and dam, meeting skaters and engineers amid a rock slide threat. A hotel sues over casino coupon use, and a bride is married in handcuffs before imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Riley
Sidcup
England
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Joft
Alma Ata
Soviet Republic
Kazakhstan
Tass
Irina Rednina
Alexander Zaitsev
Indians Split Over $60 Million Windfall From Timber Lands
Klamath Indians react differently as Nixon signs a bill allowing the federal purchase of 136000 acres for about $60 million. About 600 tribe members will share the proceeds. some oppose selling ancestral land, others hope the payout aids younger members while warning the land’s value to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klamath Falsa, Ore
UPI
Annabelle Bates
Edison Chiloquin
Helen Merrit
Klamath
Winema National Forest
Russian reindeer bid sparks Brezhnev in Moscow
Mrs Fortune of Auburndale Massachusetts seeks two Siberian reindeer for Santa's Workshop at North Pole New York and Santa's Operation Toylift. She plans to lobby Leonid Brezhnev after routing through Soviet zoo and government channels, arguing Christmas ties and cultural sensitivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Santa Claus
Soviet Union
Sue Fortune
Zoos
Fortune
Auburndale
Mass
Brezhnev
Leonid Brezhnev
Soviet Communist Party
Morlane
U.S
Santa
North Pole
N Y
Toylist
Russia
Tam
Harold
Julian J. Reiss
White Face
Lake Placid
Santa's
United States
Chavez aide slain by sniper near Lamont in farm strike
Cesar Chavez mourns after Juan Delacruz, a longtime UFW helper, is fatally shot as he leaves a table grape ranch picket near Lamont. The attack escalates tensions in the San Joaquin Valley strike as Chavez calls for calm, a three day fast, and halting picketing during a memorial procession. Police report a sniper fired at Delacruz and other vehicles. two Filipina workers are detained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamont
Gabt
UPL
United Farm Workers Union
Cesar Chavez
Table Grape
Chavez
San Joaquin
Delacruz
Tun Edwards
Juan Delacruz
Kern General Hospital
Bakersfield
Bayani Advinenla
Ernest Baclig
Saneh
UFW
Kern County
Shei
Delano
Nagi Daifiulah
UPW
Ters
Een
John Guimarra i
Wheeler Ridge
Johnson memorial stamp picked by LBJ personal choice
A Postal Service spokesman said Lyndon B. Johnson personally selected the portrait for his memorial stamp. The stamp will be issued in Austin, Texas on August 27, BJ's 65th birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyndon B. Johnson
Postal Service
Austin
Tex
Voice of Popeye dies in Blowing Rock North Carolina
UPI reports Harry Foster Welch the voice of Popeye for nearly 400 years died at 74 after a four week illness. A memorial service was planned for Saturday with burial to follow in Miami. Welch and his wife Dorothy had lived in Blowing Rock since retirement five years ago and he occasionally performed Popeye imitations for local children even while ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blowing Rock
N.C
UPI
Harry Foster Welch
Miami
Fla
Welch
Borothy
Blowing Rock Hospital
Flood crisis grips South Asia with millions in peril
United Press International reports 13 million people in urgent need of medical aid as monsoon floods devastate India Pakistan and Bangladesh. Forecasters warn more rain within 24 hours. Indira Gandhi cites 180 million affected, over 300 dead, and millions displaced as relief operations expand across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Pakistan
Indian Subcontinent
India
Bangladesh
New Delhi
Indira Gandhi
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daily Review of
Renu
Melvin Sehoengold
State Gaming Control Board
Gerard Kelly
Brixton
London
Isabel Quinn
Belfast
Kelly
Prince Charles
Oregon
Bates
Chiloquin
Ore
Davis
TINS
Ave
Oakland
Popeye
Raviavrne
Mayd Sparks
Philliam Chileate
Hayward
Califore
Pia
Congness Motth
W. Winton Aves
Call
Winton Ave
Alameda County
California
Mike AY
Tony's
Geeoes
Datsui
Hayward Southland
Fremont—Bay Fair
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!