Life’s Changing Down On Farm In Ohio Valley
Pat and Oscar Niestrath till a 56 year old farm with 65 head of cattle near the Ohio River. They face rising prices a fuel shortage and a recession while hoping for calm after Vietnam and Middle East tensions. Their son Nick a civil engineer speaks of broader concerns as daughter Andrea enjoys a snowy Christmas and a pony remains desired. An older generation clings to memories of the past amid a changing country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
al Cap
Pat Niestrath
Oscar
Pat
Oscar Niestrath
Nick
Kathy
Andrea
Catire
Vietnam
Mideast
Northern Ireland
Kay
Niestraths
Coast Guard halts search for Bahamas cabin cruiser family
The Coast Guard suspended its search for five adults and three children after a cabin cruiser found sunk in the Bahamas. Helicopters and a plane searched a 2100 square mile area with Bahamas Air Rescue units, while authorities identified several members of the missing family from the Washington DC area as Billy Mazzulo 26 Swathy 22 Richard 3 Nancy 30 with three children's names and ages undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MESME
UPD
Coast Guard
Bahamas
Bahamas Air Rescue Division
Washington, D.C
Billy Mazzulo
Swathy Mazzulo
Richard Mazzulo
Nancy Mazzulo
Mazzulo
Marathon riders set world record on frigid Illinois ride
Mary Brennan 23 and Jo e Randolph 19 completed a 72 hour 20 minute ride at the Illinois State Fairgrounds, enduring temperatures to 17 below zero. They raised funds for the Sangamon County Hearth Association and claimed a Guinness record for continuous horse riding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
UPI
Mary Brennan
Joe Randolph
Spring ‘Field
Chan
Jpagen
Ilinois State Fairgrounds
Lno
Sangamon County Hearth Association
Guiness Book of Records
Westmoreland Considered Governor Bid Amid Vietnam Fame
General William Westmoreland, long out of active duty, chairs South Carolina's Economic Development Task Force and faces ongoing speculation about a gubernatorial run next year. He says he has not decided and emphasizes his tours aim to appraise the state's economy, not campaign. He notes comfort from voters despite past war associations and recalls broad support in South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred McNeese
Columbia
S.C
cUbTi
William
Westmoreland
Columbis
Vietnam
Uls
Esate
Pau Cato
Heo
Seth Caralinag
Charleston
Treenville
Abbeville
Fairfield
Cit Ven
Nelenborhwood
Ee Enomic Development
Dwight D. Rosenhower
West
South 2 Republians
Westy
Ife
Ruoninge
Lyndon J. Johnson
Army
Mendel Rivers
Armed Services Committee
Sen. Stron
Thurmond
National Defense
United States
Weatmoreland
Jail Doors Open To Activists In Philippines
Manila reports sixty six persons arrested over a year ago under martial law were released for Christmas. The military said most detainees were former student activists and suspected dissidents in central and northern Luzon. Curfew hours were eased for the holidays as Marcos touted progress under martial law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
UPH
Luzon
Philippines
Ferdinand Marcos
Northwood MD Town Council Rewards Residents with Electricity Credit
The Northwood council announced a Christmas credit on power bills for all residents. Each consumer would receive at least 26 dollars, with the city covering a portion for those under 20 dollars and any excess paid by the bill payer. About 500 buildings use the city plant, which has funded the gesture from reserve funds after paying off generating engines and bonds since 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwoor
Northwood
Priest in Germany marries housekeeper in civil ceremony
Prof Dr Georg Denzler a 43 year old Roman Catholic priest and medieval church expert says he married his housekeeper in a civil ceremony. The mayor of Breitbrunn Jakob Schrafstetter performed the ceremony and Denzler's wife is mother of his son Paul. Bishop Josef Stimpfle seeks Vatican dispensation for a church wedding while Denzler remains a priest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breitbrunn
Germany
UPI
Georg Denzler
Denzler
Paul
Jakob Schrafstetter
Josef Stimpfle
Augsburg
Vatican
IRA bombs threaten Harrods and Austin Reed prompt London evacuation
A telephone warning claimed two IRA Christmas box bombs would explode at Harrods in Knightsbridge and Austin Reed on Regent Street. Police and bomb squads searched the stores. no bombs were found. Shoppers fled to the streets as the deadline passed without incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
UPI
Irish Republican Army
IRA
No A
Press Association
Harrods
Austin Reed
Lee
Reed
Scotlard Regent Street
Scotland Yard
Also Mentioned on This Page
Los Alamos, N.am
CAP
Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory
Robert A. Jeffries
LASS
Albuquerque
ST. Louis, Mo
al Bi-State
Rand
Shepherdstown
W. Va
American Petroleum Institute
Persian Gulf States
Frank Ikard
U.S
Dillard’s
By Nat Gibson
United Department Store
States
Knightsbridge
Austin
Waltham, Mass
Iadoul Be
National Weather Service
Gulf of the Great Lakes
Maine
Minnesota
Montana
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!