Florida beach towns brace as students pour in for spring break
Daytona Beach and Fort Lauderdale police monitor a wave of college visitors expected to number about 200,000 on Daytona’s 23 miles of shore. Despite a few arrests mainly for alcohol, officers report students are generally polite while marijuana cases rise slightly compared with last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daytona Beach
Fort Lauderdale
David G. Ogle
Daytonas
Florida
Hopefus
Daytina Beach
Olen
Steve
Ogle
Four hurt after fall of 150 feet in Slippery Rock Township
Four people injured when a car went off a cliff on Cheeseman Road near Hreakneck Bridge in Slippery Rock Township at 1 30 am. Donald Schramm 20 was treated for hip and knee pain. Driver Mark Druga 19 had a head cut and other scrapes. Diane Kelley 15 and Cindy Krimble 15, both Portersville residents, suffered bruises and cuts and were released. State police said the car failed to stop for a traffic sign and skidded 45 feet before plunging over the dirt shoulder. The car landed upright. No bomb found in Shenango China plant after a separate bomb threat report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slippery Rock ‘Township
Inday
Donald Schramm
Lorain St
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Mark P. Druga
Woodland Ave
Jameson
Diane Kelley
Portersville
Cindy Krimble
Cheeseman Road
Hreakneck Bridge Road
Braga
Dangerous job but beats gas chamber
Dutchess a German Shepherd trained as a narcotics search dog finds heroin and hashish during demonstrations near Pittsburgh. Bought for 2 dollars after facing destruction, she shows high strung behavior yet excels in training. Training costs 2200 dollars per dog and handler team. Easter egg hunt slated for South Side Center with two age divisions and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
UPI
Bill Ringler
Pittsburgh
Ringler
Stefan Lill
Animal Refuge Center
Dutchess
Washington, D.C
Pennsylvania
Northumberland
South Side Center
Big Run Playground
Elbow Chib
Kerner Given Three Years In Bribery Case
Former Illinois governor and then U S Appeals Court judge Otto Kerner was sentenced to three years in prison and fined 50000 dollars after being found guilty on bribery conspiracy mail fraud and tax evasion for taking racetrack stock at bargain prices from Marjorie Lindeimer Everett between 1961 and 1964. Co defendant Theodore J Isaacs shared the sentence as the trial record noted improper profits totaling about 800000 dollars and the judge rejected most counts while granting some motions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
UPI
Otto Kerner
Kerner
Ment
U.S. District Court
Robert Taylor
Illinois
Nailraud
Marjorie Lindeimer Everett
Illinois Revenue
Theodore J. Isaacs
Taylor
Senate
James C. Thompson
Isaacs
Resuk
Isaaca
Pulaski men to be honored for heroism in rescue
Donald R. Schelenberger and Melvin G. Kauffman will receive Carnegie Hero Fund bronze medals for risking their lives to save two youths after a Jan 1972 crash on Old 422 in Pulaski Township. Schelenberger pulled a trapped 17-year-old from a burning car while Kauffman helped free an 18-year-old. both acted without regard for personal danger as flames enveloped the vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rich Rombach
Pulaski
Wean United
Youngstown
Ohio
Joseph Urban
Urban
Schelenberger
Kauffman
Randolph Giering
Giering
Patricia
Kristine
Lauri Aon
Judith
Don
Barbara
Bob
Susan
Lon
Pulaski Township
Ilvea Loo
Carnegie
Carnegie Hero Fund
United Nations Debates Middle East Crisis Veto Risk
The Security Council reconvened with Western allies divided over handling the Lebanon Israeli raid. Diplomats say Ambassador John A. Scali may cast the fourth or fifth U S veto since 1245 as Britain and Iran propose a resolution condemning Israeli strikes without referencing earlier Arab guerrilla actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
UPI
Security Council
Middle East
Lebanon
Beirut
John A. Scali
Britain
Iranne
Fighting flares rock Mekong Delta near Saigon
In the Mekong Delta near the Cambodian border heavy fighting produced 35 battlefield deaths and ongoing clashes within 100 miles of Saigon. Saigon reports 30 Communists and five government troops killed with 59 South Vietnamese wounded across two battles around Hong Ngu. North Vietnam accuses U S of reconnaissance flights over Hanoi and Haiphong while Peking denounces U S ninesweeping suspension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
UPI
Mekong
Peking
U.S
Hanoi
United States
Haiphong
Hong Ngu
City falls Kep and Phnom Penh amid new combat
War reports say Phnom Penh’s sea links broken as Kep port falls to government forces. Fighting closes Highway 4 around Sre Ambet, halting supply convoys to the capital from Kompong Som. In Spain, ETA chief Eustaquia Mendizabal is killed after police trap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phnom Penh
UPI
Annauncei
Kep
Sre Ambet
Kompang Soni
Bilbao
Spain
Eustaquia Mendizabal
Flood Crest Threat Prompts Morgan City Evacuations
In Morgan City Louisiana the peak flood crest from upstream looms Saturday while residents rush to evacuate. National Guard troops, local citizens and Corps of Engineers workers raised dikes by four feet with mud and plywood to reinforce defenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan City
UPI
National Guard
C. J. Cutrone
Corps of Engineers
Belfast clash as paratroopers face protes ting women
In a Catholic area of Belfast paratroopers clashed with women after 13-year-old Anthony McDowell was killed in crossfire between troops and gunmen. Women surrounded the troops, hurling curses as rifle butts struck back. Troops reported slight injuries. no women injuries were recorded. The boy was killed when a car he rode in drove into a gunfight scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
UPI
Anthony McDowell
McDowell
Secretary claims senator feared poisoning before death
In St Louis, Miss Helen Duntoup, secretary to former U.S. Senator Edward V. Long, says Long believed he had received a fatal poison dose in candy before he died at his Clarksville estate on November 6, 1972, at age 64, with no autopsy performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
UPT
U.S
Edward V. Long
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Long
Clarksville
Helen Duntoup
Washington man pleads guilty under youth act in Stennis case
John E. Marshall, who will be 22 in six days, pleaded guilty in federal court to assault with intent to kill a senator and related charges. He sought to exploit the Youth Correction Act allowing under 22 defendants to receive lighter sentences after rehab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
John 8
Marshall
Lottery gross earns 153 million in first year profits
Harrisburg reports the state Lottery Bureau unaudited 52 week results for the 50 cent weekly game. Gross revenue reached 153.4 million with about 65.3 million paid or reserved for prizes and 9.8 million in operating expenses. Floods in June 1972 caused some revenue loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
UPH
State Lottery Bureau
Keary HL. Kaplan
Eight youths arrested on loitering charges in two incidents
City police arrested eight youths on loitering charges in two separate incidents near Huron Avenue and Addis Street and at N Jefferson Street and Moody Avenue. The group included one juvenile, with arrests listing Dennis Phillian 20, Albert Mielscher 22, William Garrett 23, Kenneth Glitch 25, and others. Several paid $25 forfeiture fines and were slated to appear before police or juvenile authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron Avene
Addis Street
Dennis Phillian
Addis St
Albert Mielscher
Bonzo
William Garrett
East Wind Hotel
Kenneth Glitch
Wooley Ave
N. Jefferson Street
Moody Avenue
North Hill
Brian Loughlin
Jackson Ave
Jack Campbell Jr
Beaver St
William Stevenson
Fulkerson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fla
Engler
John Keegan
Accade
Keegan
SS. Washington Street
Hast Street
Johnson
Joe Ciolfi Trucking Co
Cascade Street
Shenango
China
Requilt
Trinity Episcopal Church
Highland Avenue
N. Mill Street
Untch Construction Co
Charen
Scuelenberger, Kauffman
Onered
City Falls
Mendizabal
O'Loughlin
Campbell
Stevenson
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!