Vandalism Tied to Teen Satanist Fraternity in Norman
Norman police traced four church vandalism incidents in nine months to teens from a secret group named Covenant of the 73rd Demon. Police say the 16 and 17 year olds damaged crosses, ripped Bibles, spilled baptismal waters, and looted church premises as part of a ritual to prove loyalty to the devil. Four boys were arrested. a fifth member was sought out of state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman
Okla
UPID
Covenant
Sid Wilson
Prince of Darkness
God
Storms Hit Southland With Heavy Rain and Hail
Thunderstorms dumped heavy rain across the Southland with Meridian Mississippi recording 1.55 inches in six hours and Cairns Air Force Base Alabama recording 1.30 inches. Tornado sighted near Cape Coral Florida and 55 mph winds damaged roofs in Tampa. Temperature reached 114 in Palm Springs California and 112 in Thermal California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Southland
Mississippi
Midwest
Great Plains
Meridian
Miss
Cairns Air Force Base
Alabama
Ohio Valley
Grange City
Neel
Ala
Cape Coral
Fla
Tampa
Palm Springs
Calif
Thermal
Butler Man Loses Appeal In Murder Case
Stanley Klimek, 27, serving 3 to 6 years for armed robbery, failed to drop murder charges after Judge James G. Legnard found no unusual delay in his trial. Klimek and Lawrence Stevenson, 33, were indicted for the 1959 robbery slaying of Angelo Amantea, 64, of a Brush ton tavern. Trial now slated for next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
UPI
James G. Legnard
Stanley Klimek
Klimek
Rockview Penitentiary
Lawrence Stevenson
Angelo Amantea
Brushton
Legnard
Courthouse Hill County approves jail project expenditures
County commissioners approve a 2000 payment to Ed ward M. Rea for jail project legal work bringing total to 114955 and project cost to 704000 with 276000 in federal aid. Also approved are minor payments to Renick Brothers Construction and local grants to service Memorial Day, Little League repairs, and a new ballfield, plus marriage licenses, real estate transfers, and a quirky note on Australian fishermen using nectarines as bait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward M. Rea
Renick Brothers Construction Co
Slippery Rock
Beef Still Is Best Buy In Stores This Weekend
Washington preview notes beef remains the top protein buy for the week with strong prices for beef roasts. Fresh fruits and vegetables plus poultry and eggs enhance the budget outlook. cantaloupes, limes, plums, strawberries, watermelons, sweet corn, cucumbers, lettuce, cabbage and onions are highlighted as plentiful. New York report adds cigars sold last year reach 7.1 billion, up 115 million from 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
New York
United States
Sgt York Remains in Serious Condition at Veterans Hospital
World War I hero Sgt Alvin York, 76, remained in serious condition at Nashville Veterans Hospital after developing acute pneumonia in his right lung. He is conscious and alert though gravely ill as doctors closely monitor his status following a bleeding bladder incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville, Tenn
UPI
Alvin York
Veterans Hospital
York
Carter Williams
Nashville
Pall Mall
Tenn
America
Also Mentioned on This Page
Old Forge Firm
Lakewood
N.J
Courthouse Hill
J. Wilbur Randolph American Legion
Ellwood City
Union Township
Little League
Ellwood Amateur Baseball Association
Frank Novak
S. Walnut St
North St
Gerald R. Carney
Morris St
Joan D. Luczak
Hanna St
James L. Dillon
Cleveland
Nancy J. Schott
Joseph M. Cioffi
Beaver Ave
Mary J. Fazioli
Wampum Ave
Joseph D. Stewart
New Wilmington
Bonnie J. Brown
E. Sheridan Ave
Dorsey G. Bennett
Akron
Ohio
Gloria J. Quick
Donald Diana
Hillsville
Christine A. Gregg
Gertrude Mateja
Robert N. Hinton
Mary Vericella
Earl E. McAnallen
Frank G. Smith
Canberra
Darling River
New South Wales
Australia
Garden Guide
Sgt. York
Senate
House
Kildare
Watch Out
Los Angeles
Junedalf Cash Market
E. Washington St
BAYON
Terry
Chambers Motor Company
West Grant Street
New Castle, Pa
East Washington ST
Bonanza
G. C. Murphy CO
E. Long
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!