Beatles Arrival Tramples Police in Melbourne Sweep
In Melbourne Australia fans greeting the Beatles overwhelmed police and barricades as crowds swelled during their arrival from Adelaide. Police estimate up to 250000 fans flooded city streets while barriers failed and officers were knocked aside by the surge. Mounted police and patrols struggled to control the mass as traffic stalled and chaos ensued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Australia
AB Police
Dcoops
Adelaide
Stricety
L. 31 Pattersai
Cousy
Rotel
Denver Market Report Shows Live Cattle Prices Steady
Livestock market notes from Denver and Kansas City show ewes and lambs steady to higher, slaughter steers strong, heifers high choice with prime around 1000, cows steady to higher amid mixed quotes. Automobile listings and miscellaneous prices intersperse the market text, including old car ads and livestock figures, with cattle and calf lots and grain prices referenced in the same feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver Livestock
Arcons
Callie
Walter Ant
Oasana
Anu
Meliery
Muheri
Meher
Bar Toma
Ellie
Son Us
Vd. Hom. Jivtus
Walker Libel Suit Continues
Fort Worth The Walker libel trial resumes Monday before Judge Charles Murray as attorneys for Ed A Walker seek dismissal or proceed with testimony. Walker, 64, says AP stories libeled him by portraying students’ charges against U.S. marshals during Ole Miss desegregation riots. He testified he traveled from Dallas to observe events and did not threaten violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Walker
U.S
University of ‘Mississippi
Ole
James Meredith
Dallas
Osford
iMiss
Imaterials
Wall Street Advances Amid Scrambled Market Notes
Wall Street showed scattered gains with rails and electronics leading as trading remained moderate amid mixed reports. Chrylser and Chevrolet posts lifted auto shares while airlines and defense names traded unevenly. overall volume hovered near the prior session as investors balanced earnings chatter and market volatility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Motors
Chrysler
Murtswameretoms
Aaton
Pangood
An Northwest
Loving
United Aircraft
Co - American Telephone
Cerro
Copper Range
Bucyrus-Brie
Lukens Steel
Litton Industries
Air Products
Bristol-Myers
Goon Cola
Fairchild Camera
Frito- Lay
Hazeltine
Damanti
Texas
Major League Leaders Overview From The Associated Press
The American League leaders include Oliva Minnesota with 23 hits and Harmon Killebrew Minnesota with 20 home runs, while Ford New York tops pitching with 61 decisions. In the National League, Mays San Francisco leads with a .? batting mark and 18 home runs, and Koufax Los Angeles owns 92 strikeouts as leaders across batting, runs, RBIs, doubles, and pitching categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Fregasi Loe
Rome
Killebrew
Deelglonsi
Ford
New York
Iatiek
Cleveland
Fel
Fena
Kansas
Ais
Radatz
Boston
Wiks Chicago
Mays
San Francisty
San Francisco
Williams
Chicago
San Franci
Boyer
St Louis
Hils Jiams
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Wiliams
Chivago
Iis Frout
St. Louis
Weiples
Sanke
Allison
Philadelphia
Sage
San Francisc
San Fratisco
Whiliams
Wills
Los Angels
Harper
Cincimati
Pitehiye
Farrell
Houslow
Marilehal
Koufax
Los Angeles
Drgastate
Northern Dancer Favored in Queen's Plate Return
ORLO ROBERTSON reports Northern Dancer defending his Queen's Plate title at Washington Park’s Canadian event. The Canadian bred colt seeks to rebound after a near Triple Crown bid, facing a field in the 11 furlong plate trial and other stakes including the Arlington Handicap and Inglewood Handicap as top horses race across major tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlo Robertson
Associated Press
Northern Dancer
Whiner
Nearele Natalma
E-F. Taylor
Whilfields
Toronto
United States
Denver
Erere
Bi Hurtack
Het
Quetn
Arlington Park
Hollywind Bark
Delaware Park
Bowling Green
Prags
Miss Cavandish
Coaching Club American
Aks
Aqueduct
Castle Forbes
New York
Flea
Sceres
Local Market Notes From June 15 1969 Baseball Highlight
Market items show beans prices for Pinky Beans and No 5.68 No Mine Beans, Pinto No 4 at 2.63, and wheat with regional quotes. News notes mention West Liberty’s Hens Us pitcher named most valuable, with other farm product price hints and sports mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ujeivh
West Liberty
Wheat Surges on Chicago Board as Grain Markets Slip
Chicago AP reports wheat strengthened amid a mostly weak grain session on the Board of Trade with advances over 18 cents a bushel as traders expect weekend rain. Corn and soybeans faced heavy pressure from price quotes, analysts noting the dry belt had soaked in the prior 48 hours. Carrot receipts tallied 19 wheat cars, 27 corn, 8 oats, 0 rye, 43 barley, 36 soybeans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
West Virginia School Wins NAIA Title in Upset
West Liberty State beat Georgia College of Louisiana twice to claim the NAIA baseball tournament title. West Virginia University opponents toppled Sam Houston State and Gardner–Webb on the way to the finals, despite a opening loss to tiebreaker foe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Josepit
West Liberty
Viralia
Int Fong
Geumbling College of Louisiana
West
Grinnell Man Appointed to BIA 8 Staff
Holoves will join Vey sta duly 34. He will take duties of athletic information director for the Midwest Conference Arte motic Conferenve. Holmes, 26, has served as sports information director at Gyinely for four years. He was acting commissioner of the conference during the 1960s and has a history with Liegunner. He graduated from the State University of Iowa in 19xx. The obituary notes his daughter Elles and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Crionell
Holoves
Veysta
Keervice
State University of Iowa
Adrian
Dughter
Elles
All-Star Golf Team Named by NCAA Committee
The NCAA Golf Committee named its 1984 all star team ahead of the national college championships this week. First team includes George Hixon Oklahoma State Garrett Moustoy Sherman Finger Southern California Tom Winter Purdue Ken Parkes Wake Forest Vernon Novak Maryland. Second team features Dave Richelburger Ohio Byron Comstock Indiana Tick Rhoads Southern California Sigel Wake Forest John Stevens Wake Forest and Guy Wimberly New Mexico. Individual play begins Wednesday at Broadmoor Hotel course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulirado
Wake Forest
John Stevens
Guy Wimberly
New Mexica
Kogan Man
Broadmoor Hatal
SC Golf Coach Elected Head of NCAA Assoc
Colorado Springs Ohio Stan Wood of Southern California was elected president of the NCAA Golf Coaches Association during a meeting in Colorado Springs. Charles Finger of Stanford was named first vice president with Dick McGuire of New Mexico as second vice president and Vic Kelley of UCLA as secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Stan Wood
Southern California
Slovislian Inerseding
An Botmuff
Purdue
Charles Finger
Slanfurt
Dick McGuire
New Mexico
Vic Kelley
Ucha
Socretare
Davis Cup Semifinals Betting Set Next Month
The Associated Press reports provisional semifinals matchups for the Davis Cup European Zone with Great Britain facing France and Sweden meeting West Germany. France clawed back from a 2-0 deficit to a 2-2 draw with South Africa, Britain edged Yugoslavia, West Germany defeated Denmark 4-1, and Sweden led Latvia before rain canceled the final match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
France
Sweden
West Germany
Wneap
Lennia Gornpelilion
South Ufica
Britain
Yugieslavia West
Germany
Denmark
Lalyd
Biggest Cleveland Crowd Sees Twin Bill At End Of Season
The Cleveland crowd sets a season high as fans fill the stands for a Cleveland Kansas City doubleheader. Officials credited the attendance to strong promotions and weekend windup efforts, while the club sought to attract fans to away games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Wunynland
Stagongest
Kansas City
Stars Triumph as Farrel Seizes Major League Victory
The Associated Press report chronicles a dramatic major league win with Dick Farrel scattered hitters, Tevis slamming three homers, and Harmon brews power plays. Minnesota edges Washington 6-5 in a tense matchup underscoring standout performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pressi
Dick Farrel
Colts
Tecame
Lynne
Harmon Kile
Brew
Tevis
Nti) Inc
Minnesota
Washington
Aspinall vows fight to hold Colorado seat in 1948 primary
Rep. Aspinall pledges to cling to his House seat across the expanded Ninth district spanning 35 counties from September to November. He vows to campaign across the four Fourtheenth districts as a veteran Colorado Democrat and longtime Interior and Insular Affairs Committee chair. Opponents in the September primary include State Sen. Elwin A. Lamas and Garret Weber, both from Grand Junction, with Lamas based in Palisade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon G. Gauss
Denver
Aspinall
Washington
Isenior
Colorado
Bety
Genie
House
Interior
Insilar
Mat Hei
Lys
Daina
Tory Neal
Durgugo
Wilbert W. Maephy
Seco
Alamost
Kewis
Wecongressiaty
Mourth
Poe
Hey
Eiwin A. Lamas
Garon Weter
Grand Junction
Palisade
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ward Sk
Nation
Rai
Elue
Ugives
Wavenst
Eviloive
Hasan
Julleazen
12Th Street
hanle _ bealah
Sindiey
Seakre
Znd
Ietibe
ToiMtai
Ike
Aid Somies
Vila Liner
Tellie de
Greeley Tribune
Avia
Bell
Om Take Utter
Cally Ane
Ph Sexbis
Fates
Syartenene
Gig Egelibe
Hassly
Dawes
Weller
Tedrtonl
Ted Dove
Bette Lea
Hieba
Cate
Dreamer
Hill
Dale
Maneho el Ray Huntsman
Lother
MOBEL
Terel
Wickland Motors
Bat Tih St
Hells
Lars
Zia
Eves
Kansas City Livestock
Slaugherr
Ighert
Wymminereins
Ficader Salle
Oldsmobile
Sarna
Uricago
USDA
Wall Street
Drew
Caleba
MS Greed Northovie
Nebenska Alee
U Gyrmuel
Ted Nieiers
Lincoln Mercury, Inc
Rose
Achlive
Srady
Farge
Lara Tee Wells
Government Bonis
Toye
Major League
Auls
Howe and Mure
Hicago
Scott's Trailer Park & Sales
Grinnell Mon
Bia
Ncaa Assoc.t
The
Rep. Aspinall
Congress
Sunset Livestock Commission CO
Kn Usting
Wiecymga
Veedors
Verket
Powudre River
Thode Redman
Tesing Middielay
Ralph Greenworl
Mur
Auclioneers
Puele Ducksuyy Ovner
Yeat
Cregeen
Wein Tins
Suhodl
Aul van Lie
Ehale
Wits
MWA Wodls
Wiex
Harry Kembel
Ben A. Armitage
Simi
Gth Ave. Velsmane
Gibson’s Discount Center
U.S. 34
W. Loth St
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!