Wallace Woodstock draws 7000 at Florida country gathering
In Old Plantation Music Park near Lakeland Tammy Wynette sang Stand by Your Man in gold boots dedicating the show to Mrs. Camelia Wallace wife of Gov George C. Wallace. About 7000 fans attended on a hot sunlit day with gate price 35 for adults and deputies directing traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland City
UPI
Wallace
Tammy Wynette
Camelia Wallace
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Florida
Nashville
Archie Bunker
United Kons of America
Plantation
Ex convict’s car bombed in Youngstown
Police and FBI investigate a Sunday morning car bombing of a Cadillac owned by former convict Ralph Gaudio outside his Austintown apartment complex. The blast damaged nearby cars and windows. Gaudio had been paroled after a 1969 Georgia burglary arrest. Gaudio’s alleged accomplice, Larry Wilder, was fatally shot in 1971.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
YPI
Polie
Austintown
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Ralph Gaudio
Gaudio
Georgia
Atlanta
Chamblee
Gandio
Larry Wilder
Jayere Charity Horse Show crowns champions at weekend event
About 3,000 spectators attended the Ninth Annual Jayere Charity Horse Show amid cool damp weather. Fleet Victory won the Five Gaited Saddle Horse Championship ridden by George Warren Sr. and Timberline Farm of Springfield, Ohio owned. Multiple divisions named winners including Puff-N-Stuff and Yanik's Carryon in roadster events, Oh Johnny in Walking Show, Wil-O-Man Spitfire in Morgan Park, Yank's Hi-Lite in Hackney Pony, Socyatee in Three Gaited, and Paradine Vanguard in Fine Harness. Over $5,000 in prize money awarded to 500 exhibitors from seven states and Canada. proceeds support Jaycee projects. A complete winners list will appear in The News tomorrow. In NEW KENSINGTON, Pa., Joseph Nemeth died at 65 after collapsing while driving Route 780 in Upper Burrell Township Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleet Victory
George Warren Sr
Timberline Farm
Springfield
Ohio
Desdemona
Rebel
Charles Wilson
West Middlesex
Jim Benson
Windstar Stables
Girard
Yanik
Carryon
John St. John
New Castle
Oh Johnny
Billy Liles
Hu ‘Tyre Farms
Gibsonia
Morgan Park
George Knight
Fred Rhue
West Lake
Yank
Merle Shaw
Haymond Bowles
Lowellville
Kio
Socyatee
Dianna Hannetts
Quail Hill Stables
Romney
W. Va
Wings of Fire
Arthur Kohn
Charming Ace
Jill Greenwald
Burton W. Greenwald
Akron
Fifth Avenue
Jeanette Donafria
F. J. Donaftio
Grafton
Troska
B. Hart
Garada Farms
Dublin
Jon Raffi
A. Arquaviva
Dee Jay
Jack Koaymar
Canfield
Bomber
Scott
Harold Cochran
States
Canada
Frank Evans
el Cajon
Calif
Charles Huston
Libertyville
Israel warns guerrillas after Lod attack
Israel’s deputy premier Yigal Allon urged Palestinian guerrilla groups to abandon plans for attacks “for their own good” after the Lod Airport massacre. He warned Arab nations not to wage war, saying Israel can curb violence from across ceasefire lines. Three Japanese radicals linked to an Arab guerrilla group opened fire at Lod, killing 24 and wounding 81. two attackers died, one captured. Beirut reports of a failed Al Fatah bid to kill Yasser Arafat were denied by Al Fatah officials who blamed misbehavior and firefight at Tel Zaatar. In Cairo, War Minister Sadek said Egypt would need to go to war to regain lost territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Israel
Yigal Allon
Jerusalem
Lod
Tel Aviv
Lod International
Guerrila
Beirut
al Fatah
Yasser Arafat
An Nahar
Arafat
Tel Zaatar
Cairo
Mohammed Ahmed Sadek
Andrei A. Grechko
Egypt
Porter returns to Paris in push for negotiated Vietnam peace
William J. Porter, head of the U S delegation, returns to Paris after a four week absence and says Washington will keep seeking a negotiated settlement. He urges a constructive, serious meeting as talks remain suspended with Hanoi and the Viet Cong. Porter mentions new proposals to reopen the deadlocked conference. In Uniontown, John Cassidy, former United Mine Workers District 4 president, states he will seek the union vice presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
William J. Porter
Vietnam
United States
Porter
Orly
South Vietnam
Hanoi
Uniontown, Pa
UPI
John Cassidy
Uniontown
United Mine Workers Union
Wounded officer seen holding key to shooting
Reading Pennsylvania police report Patrolman Charles W Kurtz 32 opened fire at the Air Show wounding two officers before killing himself Investigators say fellow officers Olin J Wait 41 in critical condition with chest wound and Russell S Huyett 23 shallow chest wound were moonlighting as guards Kurtz described as courteous and well mannered reportedly went berserk at the Thunderbirds performance as the investigation pursues leads and replies from Wait and Huyett family safety at the event noted by Police Chief Bernard Dobinsky
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Russel Hugeit
Olin Wait
Charles Kurtz
UPI
Charles W. Kurtz
Beserk
Russell S. Huyett
U.S. Air Force
Thunderbirds
Kurtz
Randem
Wait
Huyett
Bernard J. Dobinsky
Dodinsky
Knievel in Lakewood Park ambulance stunts at 60 mph
Evel Knievel appeared at Lakewood Park in an ambulance and performed three wheelies on a motorcycle at 60 mph before apologizing for not staging his advertised jump. A stand-in jumped seven cars. Knievel was returned to Piedmont Hospital for a broken back from a practice jump Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Atlanta
UPI
Robert “Evel” Knievel
Lakewood Park
Knievel
Piedmont Hospital
London holiday train crash kills four and injures 129
A holiday eight-carriage train carrying about 480 London Rail workers and families went off the tracks near Eltham in South London. Engineer Robert Wilsden, 30, died crushed, a woman and two other passengers also killed. many injured. Police said the incident occurred after a bang and jerk as the train sped from Margate bound for Kentish Town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
UPI
Carrain
London Rail
Eltham
Robert Wilsden
William Conan
British Rail
Kentish Town
Margate
Ex-fire chief Keller dies in Pittsburgh hospital
Former Pittsburgh Fire Chief Harry J. Keller, 60, died Sunday of lung cancer at Pittsburgh Hospital. He had resigned 19 months earlier to head the Allegheny County Fire Academy after clashing with Mayor Peter Flaherty over a fireman hiring ban. Keller testified days before his resignation that the mayor’s order could cause a manpower shortage, though he later said disagreements with the mayor did not influence his decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
UPL
Pittburgh
Harry J. Keller
Keller
Allegheny County Fire Academy
Peter Flaherty
Flaherty
Face arraignment of two Allegheny detectives on perjury charges
Two Allegheny County detectives Bernard Joller and Charles Hassinger faced arraignment before U.S. Magistrate Robert . Mitchell on perjury charges. Indicted May 23 by a federal grand jury, the case stems from an inquiry into payoffs by those in illegal activities in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
UPI
Allegheny County
U.S
Robert €. Mitchell
Bernard Joller
Charles Hassinger
Allison Park
Robert W. Duggan
America Phone
McKeesport
James D. Hockenberry
County Detective Bureau
Dugan
Internal Revenue Service
Richard L. Thornburgh
JoHer
Hassinger
Nixon to swear in three cabinet nominees today
President Nixon will swear in Attorney General Richard Kleindienst and Treasury Secretary George P. Shultz. Caspar Weinberger will take the oath as director of the Office of Management and Budget, replacing Shultz. Kleindienst succeeds John N. Mitchell who resigned to run the re election campaign. Shultz replaces John B. Connally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
Richard+. Kleindienst
Treasury
George P.shultz
Caspar Weinburger
Sia
Shultz
Kleindienst
Senate
John N. Mitchell
Schultz
Texas
John B. Connally
Pittsburgh police order to avoid aiding or promising favors
Pittsburgh Mayor Peter Flaherty orders 1800 officers to refrain from buying information or fraternizing with known criminals including prostitutes and drug addicts. The move follows a disclosure that a policeman posted bond for a drug suspect who later killed two officers in a prison hatchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
UPI
Peter Flaherty
Pent Hills
Fire at McKee Hotel in McKeesport injures seven
Fire of undetermined origin forced hundreds from the Penn McKee Hotel. Seven people including two firefighters and a policeman were overcome by smoke and treated at McKeesport Hospital. The blaze started in a fourth floor hallway, damaged a dozen rooms and a corridor, and caused about 25000 dollars in damage. Third-floor tenants returned after the fire was extinguished. Wedding guests and a banquet were allowed back in soon after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mckeesport
UPI
Penn McKee
McKeesport Hospital
John Williams
Williams
Merger debated by CWA and APWU delegates
The Communications Workers of America with 550000 members considers merging with the American Postal Workers Union which has 300000. Delegates at the CWA 44th annual convention in Angeles will vote on authorizing talks for a merger with approval expected this week. APWU will consider a similar measure at its August convention. If approved the merged union would be among the largest in the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
105
Angeles
UPI
Communications Workers of America
American Postal Workers Union
CWA
APWU
Battles erupt as fighting rages in Belfast and Londonderry
Belfast and Londonderry in Northern Ireland saw heavy clashes amid sectarian violence. Gun battles, bomb threat evacuations, and civilian casualties marked the day as the Provisional IRA opened its three point peace ballot with a referendum. Protestant vigilantes removed barricades while army spokesmen reported widespread gunfire and ongoing disturbances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
UPI
Londonderry
Lisburn
Tap Hut
Gunamen
Old Park Road
IRA
Axdoyne
Clonard
Kashmir Street
Firing of four star Lavelle triggers House probe
Washington investigation gathers witnesses into the dismissal of Lt. Gen Rev John D Lavelle a Cleveland native who commanded the 7th Air Force in Southeast Asia and was retired at major general rank amid allegations of ordering unauthorized bombing raids in North Vietnam during January to March. Gen John D Ryan Air Force chief of staff is slated as a witness as the panel probes the recall and recall decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
House
Air Force
North Vietnam
House Armed Services Committee
John D. Lavette
Cleveland
Lavelle
7Th Air Force
Southeast Asia
Marc
Uncestar
U.S
John D. Ryan
Saigon
Also Mentioned on This Page
President
Tidlywood
Barbra Stresand
George McGovern
Dewey Smith
Polk County
Smith
George Jones
Lakeland
Polk County Sheriffs
Sheriff's Department
Joneses
Tokyo
Japan
Sendai
Honshu
Hachinohe
Uft
US Census Bureau
New York
New Jersey
California
Diinais
Kevin Borman
Spring Garden Avenue
New Kensington
Joseph Nemeth
Apollo
Armstrong County
Upper Burrell
Union
Dobinsky
Omaha, Neb
Spiro T. Agnew
Omaha
New Staven, Conn
Yale
Kigman
Brewster Jr
Bressster
America
Nicosia
Makarios
Cyprian
Robert ‘Evel Knievel
Ireland
Panhandle
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!