Flood Waters Rise: Hampton Virginia Beach Seek Aid and Repairs
The storm battered the Hampton Virginia Beach area with widespread flooding panelling autos and homes. Officials estimate auto damage at half a million dollars and boardwalk repairs reach 1.1 to 1.5 million dollars. The Small Business Administration will open a temporary office to assist disaster loans as authorities plan dune restoration and drainage improvements. Chincoteague residents begin returning home under health precautions and Red Cross designated as relief agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton City
Smal Business Administration
Hampton
Edward T. Caton
Virginia Beach
Croatan Beach
Chesapeake Beach
Red Cross
Ben Wroton
Atlantic Avenue
Norfolk Water Setem
Small Business Administration
Guy
Russell Hatchett
SBA
Washington
James Darden
Princess Anne
Ocean Park
Princess Anne County
Sandbridge Beach
Douglas L. Moore Jr
Virginia
Federal Office of Emergency Planning
Chincoteague
Chincoeague
Civil Defense
W. Jefferson Vaughan
Walton's Island
Onan
Accomack County
William C. Fritz
Fritz
Walfop’s
Robert N. Reed
American Red Cross
Apology Sought In Tobacco Export Dispute
U S Representative Jom C Watts asks for an apology from Philippine legislator Flora Crisologia after she accused U S congressmen of political blackmail in a tobacco export dispute. Crisologia defended the safety of a large U S tobacco shipment held in Manila by order of President Macapagal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Iap
Jom C. Watts
D-Ry
U.S
Flora Crisolage
Philippings
Watts
U. S
Crisologa
Manila
Diosdado Maesnasti
Charleston Area Searched For Stolen Art Objects
FBI agents search Charleston for valuable art items linked to a four year old New York theft. A $40 million painting recovered and sold in Charleston for $175 prompts probes. Kent C. Boatwright, charged and held on bond in New Orleans, is tied to the case. Mrs Mullally holds the painting in Highlands NC as subpoenas loom for the artwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
S.C
Apy
Federal Bureau of Investigation
New York
Charlies L. Mullally
Kent C. Boatwright
New Orleans
Ben Scott Whaley
Historic Charleston Foundation
Adam
Charles L. Mullally
Mullally
Barent Lefferis
New York City
Federal
Boatwright
New York Teft
Boatwrigh
Mrsally
Bloomfield
Iilts Wilease
Highlands
Joseph J. Marchese
Grand Jury
Bible Reading In Miami Public School Challenged
Leo Pfeffer of the American Jewish Congress urged the Florida Supreme Court to strike down a Dade County law requiring Bible readings and the Lord's Prayer in public schools arguing it violates church state separation. Miami officials contended attendance is not compulsory and the act merely recognizes God. The court heard two suits by Jewish and other faith groups, while a circuit judge allowed readings to continue with limits on related pageants and afterhours use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallabassee
Fla
Miami
Leo Pfeffer
New York
American Jewish Congress
Florida Supreme Court
Pfeffer
George Bolles
Dade County
J. Fritz Gordon
Pfeffaw
Convicted Spy Soblen Denied New Trial in Appeal
Soviet spy Robert A. Soblen, age 61, was refused a new trial by a federal appeals court. The panel upheld life imprisonment for wartime espionage spanning World War I era, despite acknowledging the sentence as harsh. Snow disruptions and power outages affected New York and Maine, while floods and cold intensified across western New York and Wyoming regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Maine
NEW York
Robert A. Soblen
Adirondacks
Soblen
U.S
N.Y
Wyoming
Three Mar
Mrs Kennedy in India Visits Benares and Nehru Dinner
Mrs Kennedy met India's Rajendra Prasad and Nehru hosted a banquet. She asked to add Benares to her itinerary, delaying a prior cut and touring southern and northern sites amid storms in the U.S. and diplomatic notes on aid programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Jay W. Gildner
Minnesota
Benares
Agra
R Po Brigham
Ganges River
Dako
Welow
Biskmarek
Ujaipur
Pierre, SD
Lyte S. Sep
Rajendra Prasad
India
Nehru
Kennedy
Embassy
Nehra
Kennedy Grestings
Omaha
Nebraska
Frank Morrison
Dian Gardner
Bullock
Graham Urges Faith Amid World Peace Talk in Raleigh
Evangelist Billy Graham addressed 8,500 at Reynolds Coliseum in Raleigh arguing the world will not destroy itself. He refuted communist evil, stated Jesus Christ will return, and urged repentance faith and obedience, stressing divine love for all peoples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Billy Graham
Nikita Khrushchev
Jesus Christ
Reynolds Coliseum
United States
Christ
Kennedy Widow Undergoes Major Boston Surgery
Mrs Kennedy, widow of former Boston Mayor John Fitzgerald, had surgery verified as nonmalignant by her surgeon. The operation, described as moderately serious for her age, followed prior treatment in Boston since September and was delayed until her husband could recuperate in Palm Beach. Her health improving after the procedure. She traveled to Boston to visit her mother with her brother Thomas Fitzgerald.
Algerian Provisional Gov In Debate On Leadership
Informants say several names were raised for Algeria's provisional government but no decision. The body would govern until a vote. Cease-fire timing remains unpredictable as delegates dine and depart near Rolle on Lake Geneva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algeria
Rolle
iLake
Geneva
Training program proposed to aid job reentry
The plan would route applicants through state employment offices for aptitude testing and guidance to choose courses. The Labor Department would verify job prospects for chosen courses and priorities given to older workers and low income farm families. An initial $100 million would fund the program starting July 1, rising to $164 million annually with federal support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Labor
Shooting leaves family dead in New England home
Police report a second shooting in less than 72 hours in New England. A 11i-year-old John McGrath allegedly shot and killed his parents and two younger brothers in Newport New Hampshire. He is held for mental observation at the state hospital in Concord New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bean
New England
Newport
N.H
John McGrath
McGrath
Concord
Peace Corps Pilot Projects Urged by Critic
An official expresses strong reservations about expanding Peace Corps efforts. He argues that projects should remain limited to small pilots to demonstrate effective models for local communities and national stakeholders.
Officer Admits He Had Part In Burglary
SPARTA Ga AP A heavy set policeman and ex boxer confessed to taking part in a $13000 Bank of Hancock County burglary. Thomas White 49 was charged with burglary and said four armed masked men cuffed him to his police car steering wheel during the robberies in this central Georgia town. FBI said White held in Macon in lieu of $15000 bail after signing a statement. He refused to name other involved persons though FBI Weeks noted his story did not hold water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta. Ga
FRE
Thomas White
Hancock County
Whie
Georgia
FBI
White
Ty Macon
C. E. Weeks
Atliania
Weeks
Geneva Confronts Nuclear Test Proposal Edits
US officials said Western proposals on nuclear tests would mirror the Geneva draft offered to the Soviet Union last April 18 but with changes. The plan aligns with President Kennedy's call for protections against secret preparations and a path to reduce nuclear peril. Rusk and Gromyko talked for three hours over disarmament and Berlin disputes, but no agreement emerged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Union
Geneva
Kennedy
W House
U.S
Rusk
Gromyko
Berlin
Salt poisoning suspected in infant hospital cases
Investigators debated if salt poisoning caused infant illnesses at a Schenectady hospital. A nurse found salt in the formula when preparing coffee in the mixing room. Lille Colvin, who refilled the sugar can, has been suspended. no charges filed. Dr. Moyer indicated brain damage is possible, and several babies refused the salted formula since Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar
Jones
Schenectady
Lille Colvin
Robert Walker
Cancer prevention and undetected agents in diet and habits
Dr Poe notes that cancer-causing agents should be eliminated from diet and habits. He observes that agents still undetected in humans total less than a threshold dose, prompting discussion on their existence in man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poesid
Man
Soviet Night Flight Adds to Berlin Corridor Confusion
Berlin officials report a first ever scheduled Soviet night flight through one of Berlin's air corridors between 7 and 8:20 PM. radar jamming resumed as metallic strips were dropped earlier to complicate Western radar, while Western and Allied flights continued through the corridors under air safety oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
West Berlin
West Germany
Also Mentioned on This Page
James
J. D. Snow
Norfolk District Corps & Engineers
Board of Supervisors
W. Harnel
Office of Energeiey Planning
Jackie
Wuppea
Punt
O.u
Ana
Prairie Creek
Ord
Neb
Rural Electrification Administration
Spencer
Towa
Sioux City
Gulf Area
South Atlantic
Florida
Far West
Einessies
Jack
Lithuania
Soble
Congress
Separte Alliance For Progress
Eran Ott Ce
Ogits
Kennesiy d
St Killion
Ees Eee
Dr. Soblen
Ilfred
N. H
Graham
Philbert
Milwaukee County
Sweetie Pie
Neal Imeth
Rng
Pat OF
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!