Graves of the Stars: Michael Cheller Maps Celebrity Burials
Michael Cheller sells Michael's Memory Map on Hollywood streets for five dollars. The diagram driven guide lists 68 final resting places across six cemeteries with nine additional FRP stars marked. Cheller, 28, left Rhode Island, hopes the map sparks fame and media attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Michael Cheller
Michael
Rudolph Valentino
Cathedral Mausoleum
New York
Marilyn Monroe
Westwood
Tyrone Power
Enterprise
Seabrook protest gathers 6000 against nuclear plant
At Seabrook New Hampshire 6000 protesters braved heat flies and garbage on an 18 acre dump site near the Seabrook nuclear plant. A tent city formed with a stage concerts and solar oven bread making as anti nuclear groups gathered to discuss an agreement with authorities and potential mass arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seabrook
N.H
Briefcase bomb kills 2 North Yemeni officials
The briefcase bomb exploded in a South Yemeni diplomat’s case, killing North Yemeni President Ahmed al Ghashmi and the diplomat in Beirut. Iraq’s agency attributed the attack to South Yemen’s Marxist government, prompting North Yemen to sever diplomatic ties. Ghashmi, 39, was the eighth North Yemeni leader to die amid the civil war since 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beirut
Lebanon
Ahmed al Ghashmi
North Yemen
South Yemen
Ghashmi
Ibrahim al Hamdi
Nazi rally faced rock and egg shower in Chicago
Nazi leader Frank Collin and about 15 followers were met by thousands of counterdemonstrators at a federal building plaza. Police kept the groups apart as rocks and eggs flew, with nine arrests including eight Jewish Defense League members. Collin vowed a July rally. clashes caused minor injuries and a police incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Frank Collin
Federal Building
Collin
Jewish Defense League
National Socialist Party of America
Federal
Marquette Field
Two Ton Fighter in Montauk Shark Hunt Ends Sharkless
Dozens of Long Island fishermen hunted a reported 25 to 30 foot great white off Montauk Point after a 14 hour struggle the day before. The Ebb Tide crew led by John Sweetman described the fish as weighing about two tons and dragging the boat at times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montauk
Carl Darenberg
Montauk Basin
Darenberg
Edward Leaird
Consumer Safety Chief Resigns in Clash Over Regulation
S John Byington, head of the Consumer Product Safety Commission, resigns effective Friday after arguing that health and safety rules raise costs and curb competition. He plans private law practice in Washington and urges voluntary standards over mandatory ones. He notes a California tax-cut mood and says the agency should use safety standards sparingly. Byington, from Grand Rapids, faced Senate rejection and controversy during his tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Consumer Product Safety Commission
S. John Byington
Byington
Commission
Carter
Gerald R. Ford
Ford
Grand Rapids
Mich
Senate
Weather Outlook Briefing for Today and Monday
Mostly sunny today with a high in the upper 80s and a chance of scattered showers and thundershowers. Tonight's low in the mid 60s. Monday will be warmer with a high around 90.
Fening Reflects On Three Years Of Downtown Progress
Commissioner Ray Fening looks back at three years in office, noting accomplishments in the downtown district and outlining additional improvements he says are needed. Interview conducted by John Leach on Page 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fening
Ray Fening
Journal
John Leach
Middletown
Tom Muchmore
Kings Island
Entertainment Center
Shawnee Culberston
Dan Ritchey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Graves OF the
Hillside
Betty Grable
Inglewood Park Cemetery
Michael Challel
Rhode Island
Michael Chenlel
Sunset Boulevard
Clamshell Alliance
California
Chicago Federal Building
White Shark
Saybrook
Conn
Montauk Point
Leaird
Sweetman
Montauk Marina
Mike Albronda
HURTS
Consumer Chief Hits Controls
Congress
John Byington
Mary Jo Klaber
Bob Wendt
John Sheckler
Sunday
Jim Carr
Erma Bombeck
Art County
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!