National strike halts AMC 1975 models across three plants
Fifteen thousand AMC workers walked out as UAW talks failed before 1976 production, halting output at Milwaukee Kenosha and Brampton plants. Production of 1975 Yodel cars was to begin Monday. chief negotiator MattCracken warned of a long road ahead while local issues lagged behind the national pact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Américan Motors Corp
United Auto Workers
AMC
Kenosha
Nik
Brampton
Ont
Mili
Richard T. MatCracken
Return of POWs begins amid joy in Nicosia and Cyprus debates
Cyprus amid crowds in Nicosia saw 245 sick and wounded POWs exchange hands, many in shabby clothes, with civilians and Greek Cypriots on one side and Turkish Cypriots on the other. In Ankara, Turkish Premier Ecevit said he would resign to seek a stronger mandate, citing diverging views with Necmettin Erbakan’s party over Cyprus. London reports Prime Minister Wilson launching a re election bid with a plan to tax the rich, raise benefits, and push a referendum on joining the Common Market. North Korea escalates a drive to dismantle the UN command in Korea as Algeria and 33 other countries submit a draft resolution urging continued world pressure for peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicosia
Cyprus
Ankara
Bulent Ecevit
Sid
Fahri Koruturk
Ecevit
Ye National Salvation Party
Necmettin Erbakan
Erbakan
London
Harold Wilson
North Sea
Britain
United Nations
North Korea
South Korea
General Assembly
Algeria
Korea
The
World Organization
GOP names first woman National Committee chair
Mary Louise Smith was elected the GOP's first woman National Committee chair in Washington. She urged unity and warned the party may be out organized or out sold, calling for stronger field effort to recruit new voters and focusing on inflation as a campaign issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
GOP
National Committee
Mary Louise Smith
Ford
George Bush
Washington
Iowa
Foard
Bush
U.S
Peking
Mrs. Smith
Ord
Deceived drive-in theater seeks damages in UK case
Edwardsville court heard deceptive practices allegations against a UK drive-in owner over promoting a 1973 showing of Teenage Psycho Meets Bloody Mary. Ranford Seeger claims the film failed to excite him and caused aggravation and distress, seeking $1,100 in damages. The long, fragmented report also notes unrelated items on historic landmarks, political golf, and a Las Vegas poker invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwardsville
Tovie
Ranford B. Seeger
Seeger
Also Mentioned on This Page
Des Noines
National Farmers ~Organization
Securities and Exchange Commission
Farmers’ Group
NFO
Gren Lee Staley
Dairymen Inc
Georgia
Irginia
Mississippi
Kentucky
Louisiana
Tennsee
Public-service Job Funds
Senate
Hill
Jacob Javits
R-N
Divard Kennedy
D-Mass
Senate Appropriations Committee
Turkey
Labor Manifesto
U.N. Korea
Combined News Services
Ers
Colorado Springs
Richard Nixon
Graham
Nixon
White House
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
America
Walnut Grove
Minn
Laura Ingalls Wilder
Doug Olson
Maynard Nelson
Hota
Eddie Millers
Kulevel
Miller
Nashville
Tenn
Tee
Col
Charles Young
Wilberforce
Ohio
West Point
Haiti
Theodore Roosevelt
Young
House
Andrews Air Force Base
Maryland
Mass
John Rhodes
Rariz
Leslie Arends
San Francisco
California
Las Vegas
Alexander
Steve "Wynn
Golden Nugget
Viva Vaughn
Tye
Cyril Ritchard
Good Samaritan
Hollywood
Ritehard
Holly Wood
New York City
Bullack’s
Timmy
Tammy
Bullock's
Hilt
Los Angeles
Uisend CO
Takewood
Bullock’s
Lakewood
Clark Ave
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!