Easter in St Peters Square amid snow and protests
In Rome and Jerusalem Easter crowds faced snow and cold as marches and demonstrations occurred around St Peter’s Square. Pope Paul VI opened Holy Week with Mass and issued an encyclical on social justice, while global events from Vietnam to Western Europe colored the holiday scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Jordan
Ners
St.Jand
Peter's Square
Paulla
Holy City
Vietnam
St. Peter's Square
Rome
Paul
United States
New York City
New York
Pope
Pope Paul
Peter
Ground Air War Escalates In Vietnam Conflict
The article details U S ground sea and air actions over North Vietnam including a Son Tay strike near Hanoi, MiG confrontations, and a Thunderchief loss. It notes 98 U S missions, heavy guerrilla fighting near Can Tho and Vinh Long, Vietnamese casualties, and river patrol activity on the Bassac with armed boats aiding attacked posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
North Vietnam
Son Tay
Hanoi
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
Air Force
Delta
Can Tho
Saigon
Vinh Long
Bassac
Greene County Miner Killed in Roof Fall at Gateway Mine
A Greene County miner was killed and a companion injured in a roof fall at Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp s Gateway mine near Waynesburg Pa Robert J Freeman 53 of Waynesburg RD 4 was killed John Stevulak 41 of Poland Mines was hospitalized in the incident reported by AP
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesburg, Pa
Greene County
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Gate Way
Robert J. Freeman
Waynesburg R.D
John Stevulak
Poland Mines
New South Viet Nam Constitution Set for Saturday
SAIGON AP The armed forces council moved up the new constitution implementation to Saturday and announced national elections for president vice president and the senate on Sept 1 The National Assembly tower may elect Oct 1 The council backed the draft constitution while noting some leaders want a stronger executive and no presidential candidates were named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
South Vietnam
Armed Forces Council
Senate
National Assembly
Tuling
Nguyen van Thieu
Nguyen Cao Ky
Ngo Dinh Diem
Diem
Ngo Dinh Nhu
South Korea
France
North Vietnam
Youth Easter Revels Across Nation Afloat With Riots
Youths across Daytona Beach Biloxi Washington and other sites faced police action as Easter weekend revelry sparked disorderly conduct arrests and bans on beach beer. From D C Ocean Drive to Los Angeles New York and San Francisco crowds gathered for Be-Ins Love-Ins and mill-ins amid traffic jams and police crackdowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daytona Beach
Fla
Biloxi
Miss
Louis Rosetti
Rosetti
Ocean Drive Beach
D.C
Hollywood
Calif
Los Angeles
Elysian Park
Christ
Peter German
Buddha
New York
Central Park
San Francisco
Haight and
Ashbury Streets
Kansas City Firemen To Strike
Kansas City firemen press to strike over pay and hours. Battalion chief Stanton Gladden says two more men per company will call in sick today, with about sixty already off Sunday. Supporters plan further sick leave Tuesday, risking minimal fire protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Stanton Gladden
Fire Fighters Local 42
Gladden
Anti Viet War Rally Protests Near LBJ Ranch
About 150 demonstrators gathered Sunday along the Pedernales River near President Johnson's LBJ Ranch in Stonewall Texas to protest the Vietnam War. They were countered by 11 American Nazi party members. no violence occurred as a Secret Service agent and a state patrolman observed. The President and family were at Camp David, Maryland, for Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonewall, Tex
Vietnam
Pederales
Presi
Dent Johnson
LBJ
American Nazi Party
Camp David
Secret Service
Bearded gunmen captured in bishop murder case in Durango
Two bearded gunmen, Val ante Arturo Santos Estebano and Baldomero Garcia Garcia, were captured in Durango linked to the slaying of Bishop Jose de la Salidad Castaneda. The bishop, beaten and strangled, was found buried near the Durango Mazatlan highway after disappearing 21 days earlier. Police say three others are sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durango
Mexico
Valante Arturo Santos Estebano
Baldomero Garcia Garcia
Jose de la Saladad Torres Castaneda
Mazatlan
Santos
Garcia
Pascual, Najera
Felipez Medrano
J. Jesus Castillo
Emiliano Zapata
Ciudad Serdan
Hit and Run Suspected In Clymer Area Crash
Joseph Starry, 79, of Clymer R D 1, injured when his car crossed Route 286 center and hit Thomas Hodges, 32, of Indiana. Hodges listed in fair condition at Indiana Hospital. Police say Starry backed away after ramming a parked car on Penn Street owned by John Yatsko Jr. Children witnessed the event and gave Starry’s registration to Chief Rusko who pursued toward Indiana as state police handled the other accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer
Joseph Starry
Clymer R. D
Thomas Hodges
Indiana
Indiana Hospital
George Rusko
Rusko
Penn St
John Yatsko, Jr
Farmers Group Hits Milk Price Drive in Pa Pickets
The National Farmers Organization escalates its push for higher milk prices with pickets at milk plants across several Pennsylvania counties. State police report midnight demonstrations in Erie and Crawford counties and at Abbott Dairies in Philadelphia. Pickets claim recognition by the Teamsters and vow 24 hour vigilance until demands are met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie, Pa
National Farmers Organization
Pennsylvania
Erie
Crawford
Mercer
Lawrence
Warren
Philadelphia
Abbott Dairies
Teamsters Union
Clair Flynn
Erie County Nfc
Tide Of Century Draws Thousands To Mont St Michel
Traffic and crowds gathered despite rain as the tide at Mont St Michel drew massive attention. Observers said the sea pushed toward the shore with legend and local lore claiming swift water, while hundreds of thousands watched from the abbey landmark and surrounding coastlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mont ST. Michel
France
Atlantic
Channel
Humphrey Benin's Tour Includes Vietnam Policy Talk
On a two week West European tour Humphrey Benin frames U S aims in Vietnam as three charter objectives, rejects being world policeman, and argues for a peace with honor while criticizing Asian policy. He notes no Pax Americana and defends commitments in Vietnam amid European criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mont St. Geneva
Vice Press- Michel Chamber of Commerce
Gent
Sear
Fontanicky
U.S
Berlin
Korea
Geneva
Humphrey
Asia
Viet Nam
United States
U.N
Margaret E. Lewis
Eddy
Plumville
Vietnam
Erson Manor
Brookville Peace
Johnson
Franklin D
Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
J. B. Troutman
St. John’s Lutheran Cemetery
Sagamore
OBITUARIES WILLIAM G. DUGAN 47 Died Following Illness
Obituaries list William G. Dugan 47 formerly of Indiana died March 26 1967 at Polyclinic Hospital Harrisburg born October 1 1919 in Indiana son of Alfred and Mayme Dugan survived by mother wife Helen Hare Dugan Harrisburg a daughter Donna and son William Jr. two brothers and two sisters. Funeral services set for 11 a.m. Wednesday at Memorial Lutheran Church Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Dugan
Indiana
Polyclinico Hospital
Harrisburg
Alfred
Mayme Bilcher Dugan
Mr. Dugan
Helen Hare Ducgan
Donna
William Jr
Harold M
Williamstown
West, Virginia
Carl E
Glenmont
N.Y
Ernest R
Edward P
Fannie Kunkle
Andrew
Alice) Mack
Homer City
Memorial Lutheran Church
Herbert S. Overdorf
R.D
Herbert James
Clinton County
Adam
Martha Mars
Overdorf
Lillie Lemon
Daniel
Newark
N. Y
Julia
McCracken
John E. Stebbins
Mahaffey Cemetery
Alfred J. Hall
North Jackson
Thelma Curry
Salamanca
Punxsutawney
Black Lick
Buffalo General Hospital
Buffalo
Indiana County
Charles
Irene Pittman Wissinger
Merle Curry
Joseph
Thomas
Richard
Floyd Wissinger
Cherry Tree
Donald Wagner
Elmira
Henry Clarence Boyer
Edinburg
Youngstown
Ohio
Casara Hospital
Plum Creek
Armstrong County
Jacob and
Purdie Shetler Boyer
Mary Shannon Boyer
Boyer
Whitesburg
Clair Edwin Buterbaugh
Indiana R.D
Grant
Twp
H. Truman
Ollie Nichol Buterbaugh
Commodore
Buterbaugh
East Mahoning Baptist Church
Clymer
UMWA
Paul-line Millen Buterbaugh
Daughhter
Cathy June
Melvin D
Sewickley R.D
Wilmer
Dorothy) Grant
Indiana‘ RD
Robin Terry Walker
Ralph J. and
Claire Fridley Walker
West Pike
Indiana Hospital
White Twp
First Regular Baptist Church
B.Y.F
Indiana Junior High School
William R
James
Marjorie) Dixon
Clarksburg R.D
Wendy Sue
Albert P. Walker
Cora J. Walker
Kathy Jean
Robinson-Lytle
Raymond E. Rockwell
Oakland Cemetery
Lauretta DI Nicol Antonio
McIntyre
Italy
St. Gertrude’s
di Nicholaritonio
Frediason
Fred, Jr
Macedonia
Modesto Rossi
Cleveland
St. Gertrude Guild
St. Gertrude Church
Leonard Knuth
St. Bernard Cemetery
Stanley Zometsky
Helen Bonus Zometsky
Herpers Woods
Mich
Ernest
Viola Zometsky
Ernest and Lucernemines
David
Darlene
Homer City R. D
Walter
Frances) Kish
Lucernemines
Paul
Detroit
Mich. John
Pittsburgh
Leno
Elizabeth Jean) Ricci
R. D
Luanna Harvey
Calcaterra
George Franklin Lantz
Saltsburg
Wos
George
Minnie Hutchison Lantz
Somerset County
Lantz
Vida Moore Lantz
Harvey
Oakfield
Raymond
Susan) Galonis
Lewis
Minnie) Altman
Edmon
Homer
Betty) McKenzie
West Prestonsburg
Della
Sylvia
Linda
Marion
Gwendolyn
Viola Stertz
Somerset
Dorothy Slope
Mia
Minnie Landis
Beren
Elmer
Eli
Avonmore
John
Salisburg
Bell Funeral Home
William Miller
Mt. Vernon Cemetery
Somereset County
Three Boys Lost In NY Adventure
Four Staten Island boys set out on two homemade rafts for an adventure Saturday afternoon. One body was found Sunday. search continues for the three missing. Harbor police conducted grappling in Lower New York Bay and later search by launches and a helicopter. Michael Belillo, 12, was found early Sunday. Lindy, 11, Larry, 4, and James Maniscalco, 10, remain missing. Beverly Belillo reported the disappearance about 7:30 p.m. Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Staten Island
Harbor
New York Bay
Michael Belillo
South Beach
Michael
Lindy
Larry
James Maniscaleo
Beverly Belillo
Also Mentioned on This Page
St. Peters Sq
West Berlin
West Germany
Mexico City
Abla Aan
Gazette
S. Viet
Harry Munshower
Marchand
Adrian Hospital
A. B. Willery
Marion Center R.D
Covade
Humphrey Benins
Europe
Ier
Pawney
Francis A. Leiby
Huciating
Inj Vake Lawn
Reynolds:ville
Pifer
Anna Ference
Eesport Hospital
Valier
Anna Mudry Swishtock
John Ference
Ference
SS. Peter and Paul Greek Catholic Church
Punxsutawhey
Agnes
Bernard Donahue
Elizabeth Clawson
Clairton
Rudolph
SS. Peter and Paul Church
Theodore Mankovich
Calvary Cemetery
Pifer Funeral Home
Lina
Robinson - Lytle’s
Garden of Good Shepherd
Greenwood Cemetery
John I. Wiseman
Orlando
Torrance State Hospital
Baltimore
University of Maryland
Wiseman
Baltimore City Hospital
Boston State Hospital
Connecticut State Hospital
U.S. Army
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!