Wheat Ship Boycott Ends In US Wheat Deal Row
UPI reports a week-long union boycott of U.S. wheat shipments to the Soviet Union ended on a Thursday. President Johnson ordered that at least half the cargoes be transported on American vessels and outlined no future waivers. AFL-CIO chief Meany helped broker emergency talks to resolve remaining union demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
U.S
Soviet Union
Johnson
Russia
Afl-Cio
George Meany
$52 Million Added for New Plane
The Senate Armed Services Committee approved $52 million more than the Johnson administration's request for bomber development while denying $40 million extra for a manned interceptor. The panel restored some $124 million in defense research cuts and held the defense authorization bill to just over $17 billion, about $146 million less than requested by President Johnson and Secretary McNamara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Armed Services Committee
Johnson Administration
House
Senate
Hiouse
Johnson
Defense
Robert Mec-Namara
Movie Sets Arrive for New York World’s Fair Display
An eight track convey carries sets from famous films for display at the New York World’s Fair. Included are productions such as West Side Story Cleopatra South Pacific The King and I and The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
UPI
New York
Sinatra Jr Kidnap Trial Details Emerge In Testimony
Testimony from Mrs. Teresa Gray and co defendants Keenan and Amsler describes Dec 12 meetings, a plan to kidnap Frank Sinatra Jr for ransom, and consideration of money to be used in the stunt. Investigators recovered over 160000 in ransom and a court case continues with additional witnesses expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Dennis Gray
Theresa
Sinatra
LOS Anglles
UPI
Amsler
Frank Sinatra Jr
Dee
Gray
Cme
Keenan
Teresa Gray
Culver City
Barry Keenan
Jane Joseph Amsler
Borh
Dennis
John W_ Irwin
Barry
Joe
Lake Tahoe
U.S. Atty
J Thomas Sheridan
Ronald Bray
Sinatra Sr in Tokyo as Testimony Doubts Rise
Frank Sinatra Sr arrived in Tokyo with unclear plans to testify in his son Frank Sinatra Jr's kidnapping trial. A spokesman denied any return flight bookings while reports say Los Angeles ordered his presence. He may skip court to attend Benny Goodman concert in Tokyo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Frank Sinatra
Isa
Los Angeles
Thal
Sinatra
Japan Airlines
Honolulu
Isin
Japan
Toho Motion Picture Co
Honolul
Sinatra Jr
Europe
Angeles
Benny Goodman
Ruby Jury Totals 5 Pace Hiked in Civil Rights Protests
In Dallas and Cambridge, Maryland, swift actions marked spread of civil rights protests. Jurors totaled five in the Ruby Oswald case as guards restrained Cambridge demonstrators while Boston and Chicago school boycotts drew thousands of students. Prosecutors and defense debated insanity tests and possible expert witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unive Previeterues Agad
Dallas
Maryland
Bos
Joe B Brown
New York
Milwaukee
Wisse
Cation
Saat
Richard J. Daley
Toop
Daley
Chicago
Boston
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of ‘Colored People
NAACP
City Hall
Honolulu Oil Sale Opposed by Independent Refiner
UPI reports in San Francisco that John Bocaughlin president of Westland Oil of Minot North Dakota testified against Honolulu Oil Corporation asset sales. He said such sales harm the industry’s long term interests by weakening independents and strengthening integrated refiners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
UPI
Honolulu Oil Corporation
John Bo Caughlin
Westland Oil Company
Minot
N. D
Caughlin
Oswald Defense Lead Named by Warren Commission
The Warren Commission said it retained Walter E Crate, president of the American Bar Association, to protect Oswald’s interests after Oswald was killed before answering charges tying him to President Kennedy's assassination. Crate will review all Kennedy-Oswald topics to ensure the commission's findings meet the test of truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antons
Craig
Oswald
Judge Clyde Triplett to retire from Los Angeles Superior Court
Superior Court Judge Clyde C. Triplett, 64, will retire June 30, announced by presiding judge Kenneth N. Chantry. Triplett was reappointed to the bench in 1953 and is now on leave of absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angeles
Cns
Superior Court
Clyde C. Triplett
Kenneth N. Chantry
Also Mentioned on This Page
N.Y. World Fair
Bry
Keenap
Amssller
Irwin
Bray
jKernan
Illeral
Iyvolves
Nol T
Chua
Rm A
Dr. Chas
Gms
Elena
Frere Baty
Tim
Dor. Chan
B.C
Long Beach Blvd
Laeg Beach
Cafd
Olga
Hemock
Independent, Press-Telegram
Pine Ave
Ui Facdock
Ruby Jury
Worel
Luther E Dickerson
Land Douglas J. Lowell
Ruby
Kennedy
Melvin Belli
Belli
Dist. Atty
Henry MM Wade
Karl Menninger
Topeka
Kan
Menninger
Brown
Cambridge
Nonviolent Action Committee
Dorchester County Welfare Board
Department of Employment Security
Chicago Board of Edu
Massachusetts
Edward W. Brooke
Aitywide Committee For Integrated
Honolulu Oil
Fae Necseto Piete
Rory Tec
Lea
America
Fnent Teu Warleord
Raauaeter
Salem Tarryton
Pean Wheaoy Winstoet
Amer
Avarasse
Whimstle
Cicazettes
Amuatiite
Dixie
Discount Store
1810 E Artesia
Long Beach
Cofiforsia
Frowaing Uessory
Aagoo
Hibs Suto
Shereen
Archer
Maui
Loi
Hea
Ted East
Sarah
Brel Barer Na Loe
Realty
Tee
Paha
Appley Valley
California
Fey
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!