Scranton's Florida delegation eyes convention split vote
Scranton, in Charleston, challenges Coldwater as Arizona's vote against civil rights stirs tension. He notes Florida delegates may depart for San Francisco as the GOP rally nears, claiming favor for Virginia delegates and signaling divisions within the party ahead of the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Florida
San Francisco
Charleston
Coldwater
Arizona
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Feds Assist In Large Mississippi Manhunt After Relocation Fire
Federal agents aided in a major Mississippi manhunt as a fire damaged a Moss Point meeting place after two white students involved in the Mississippi Project were arrested for vagrancy. About 2008 integrationists led by Medgar Evers’s sons marched on Washington seeking tougher protections for integrators, while Sen John Stennis urged the president and attorney general to urge Negro leaders to stop the perceived invasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moss Point
Miss
Medgar Fevers
Justice Department
Washington
Mississippi
John Stennis
Johnson
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Unidentified horseplayer wins 175000 in Caracas SW bet
An unnamed bettor collected 175000 on a six race parlay in Caracas. He was the sole contestant in the "5 and 6" format to pick all six winners, choosing two favorites and four outsiders. The winning ticket reportedly originated from Maracaibo, Venezuela's oil capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caracas
UPI
Hhis
Maracaibo
Classy Fremont Apartment Rental Listing
Private bath and carpeted two bedroom unit with kitchen and varied furnishings. Owner offers viewing after 4 pm. 75 9 after 4 oF weet property listing appears in a rental notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TLIC
Retigere Fon
Fremont A
Bruce PR
Ciass
Trent
Plane risk from youths rocket plan sparks FAA warning
Nine Schenectady area students proposed launching a homemade rocket carrying a mouse named Gus near airports in Schenectady or Albany. FAA officials and attorney Armand Riccio challenged the plan, citing controlled airspace and safety. Alternatives were offered if local authorities approve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenectady
N.Y
Albany
PAA
Armand PF. Riccio
Riccio
FAA
Kab
Clean Air Chiefs Eye Auto Emission Breakthrough
In Houston, Air Pollution Control Association members hear Smith Griswold of Los Angeles County warn that cars are the main pollution source. He cites auto maker delays on cleaner devices but notes California’s laws will push anti pollution devices into new cars and then older models, aiming for a mid 1970s impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Amog
The
Air Pollution Control Association
Smith Griswold
Los Angeles County
Emeg
Griswold
California
Tshombe may seek Congo premiership as Adoula alliance teeters
Tshombe signals return to Leopoldville to unite efforts for liberation and hints at aiming for the Congo premiership. Observers note his move after years as a rebel and possible accommodation with Premier Adoula, while ambiguity persists about long term unity amid Katanga ties and UN troop withdrawal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrille Adoula
Tshombe
Congo
Belgium
Leopoldville
U.N
Madrid
Adoula
United Nations
Tehombe
Katanga
Elisabethville
Kwilu
Kivu
Eisenhower to Unveil Poet's Statue
Former President Dwight D Eisenhower will unveil a memorial statue of Taras Shevchenko in a Saturday ceremony. More than 66,606 people from the United States and six foreign countries are expected, with a two hour parade of 32,000 Ukrainian Americans. Congress authorized the memorial in 1940. Harry S Truman is honorary chairman and will receive the Shevchenko Freedom Award at a banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dwight D Eisenhower
Taras Shevchenko
United States
Congress
Harry
Truman
Shevchenko Freedom
Grand Jury Indicts Rancher in Fatal Beicheer Shooting
Lyon County grand jury charges retired rancher Frank Fulstone with murder in the June 7 shooting of truck driver Paul Beicheer on Fulstone’s ranch. Fulstone is held without bail. arraignment delayed to July 3 for defense time.
Reappointed Reno civil service commissioner named
Richard Blake, an attorney, is reappointed to a three year term on the Reno Civil Service Commission by Mayor Hugo Quilici.
Medicare Plan Shelved Again in Medicare Battle
The medicare proposal, tied to higher Social Security taxes, again stalled in committee as Rep Cecil King and opposition from Millis blocked passage. President Johnson faces an uphill fight with White House not commenting, while backers pin hopes on Senate action for a second attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
White House
Mills’ Committee
Millis
Cecil R. King
D-Calif
King
Senate
House
King Anderson
Kennedy
Nyc
Lodge and Khanh Confer Amid Vietnam War Signals
The Vietnamese premier welcomed Cabot Lodge’s departure for America while noting Lodge’s civic duties there. He hinted at Taylor and Johnson appointments and framed U.S. support against Communist aggression as key to eventual victory in Viet Nam. European papers saw the move as evidence of resolve to confront communism in Southeast Asia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge
Khanh
Sultan
Taylor and Johnson
Cabot Lodge
America
Maxwell Pormation
Viet Nam
Taylor
London Daily Mail
Southeast Asia
Taylor Choice Seen As Signal for CIA Liaison
The article labels Taylor Choice as the State Department's top operational contact with the CIA in Southeast Asia. His high personal prestige and flawless French enable direct talks with Vietnamese and other leaders without miscommunication possibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Taylor
Southeast Asia
President Kennedy Visit Recalled In Las Vegas Tribute
A Las Vegas reader reflects on President Kennedy's 1963 visit, describing personal awe at the parade and program at the convention center. He notes the McCarran Airport arrival, school bands, the pledge, remarks by senators and officials, and the lasting significance of that day in memory. The piece honors Kennedy's impact and the town's remembered moment with the nation’s leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
United States
John F. Kennedy
McCarran
Paradise Valley Road
Rancho High School
Msgr
Thomas Collins
Las Vegas
Coroner rules Ball died of natural causes after attempted suicide
In Mansfield England Ivan Ball aged 49 died after overdosing on tablets and slashing his throat with glass. The coroner ruled he did not kill himself but the resulting stress and injuries triggered a fatal heart attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
England
Ivan Ball
Ball
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bank OF Las Vegas
Henderson
Pacific
ACA
Carson City
Feds
Cl.p Personals
Combined
Wren Foster
Jed SP
Gus Mouse
Tashington
Federal Aviation Agency
Ges
Lawyer
Epekewnan
Riccw
Secord
Oben Paa A. Said
Houston
Tom Congo
Eisenhower
State of Maine Lobster & Fish CO
Lake Superior
Greet Lakes
Lostern
Maine
Idaho
Sole
Haddock
City Laundry
Sanitone Cleaners
13Th & Carson
Convention Center
Dove & Parade
Rentacar
Uicereee Teeeer Mater
Et al Willis’ Trave
Bee
Alsa
M Carran Fed
Ead Affairs
Politi
Khanh Confer
Talley H. Jarrett
Arleigh West
Borese of Reclamation
Pledge of Allegiance
Carl Beauvais
American Legion Post Sa. 8
U.S
Alan Bible
Great Sawyer
Nevada
Howard Cannon
D! Scholls
Foster
Sy Inco
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!