Murder suspect among 7 prisoners in jail escape
Seven inmates escaped from San Mateo County jail with likely outside help. Notably Joseph Mora, 36, faces murder charges in a death connected to a truck cylinder used in a soft drink machine that startled fans at Roosevelt Raceway, triggering a rush and injuries. The escape route involved a ventilation duct to a fifth floor utility room and a 18 foot drop to a roof, with exit via an outside door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redwood City
San Mateo County
Joseph Mora
Ing
Roosevelt Raceway
Eugene Stewart
Stewart Sail
Sickle-slay suspect indicted in Nevada County
Clarence Ottis Smith, 43, unemployed garbage collector, indicted by the Nevada County grand jury for assault with intent to commit murder in the Dag Bar campground attack that killed two and injured two July 12 near Applegate. Bail set at 87,500. extradition from Texas planned. case tied to pending murder charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada City
UPI
Nevada County Grand Jury
Kenneth Garbe
Applegate
Dag Bar
Sierra Foothills
Garbe
California
Ienat
Brownsville
Balding Smith
Berliner
Smith
Texas
Nevada County
Diamonds Stolen in Hong Kong Safe Break-In
Police report a robbery at a Hong Kong traction company office where robbers cracked a heavy iron safe and stole diamonds valued at more than $500,000. No suspects named and no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Hong Kong Tractions Company
Don't fight Israel Arabs warned
Beir ut Lebanon King Hussein of Jordan warned that a new Arab Israeli war would bring disaster and more territory loss to Israel. He signaled possible an interim settlement on Jerusalem but offered no details in an interview with Ab Nahar. He urged unity as Arab states appear too weak to challenge Israel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beirut
Lebaron Uy
Hussein
Jordan
Israel
Jerusalem
Ab Nahar
Iraq
Egypt
Suez Canal
Tusseln
Palestine
Saudi Arabia
Syria
Libya
Kuwait
Canada to retire Bomarc missiles defense plan
Ottawa announced Canada will retire its two squads of Bomarc anti aircraft missiles and continue nuclear tipped interceptors for North American defense. The decision follows a 1963 introduction at U S request amid opposition from some Canadian officials. Defense Minister Donald Macdonald cited a smaller Soviet bomber threat and a white paper projecting force growth to 93,000 by 1973 and a defense budget near 1.8 billion for 1972 78.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa i
Canada
United States
Donald Macdonald
Melvin R. Laird
Pentagon expands job training for discharged service members
The Pentagon orders a 50 percent boost in Project Transition to place about 75,000 veterans, many combat troops, into intensified civilian job training. The program may cost $100 million or more and directs the Army to establish transition in Vietnam on a crash basis with centers across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nison
Pentagon
Speciahill
Army
Vietnam
United States
Navy
Air Force
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stewart
Silva
Park Free
Atlantic Ave
Long Beach
Anwar Sadat
Middle East
Bomarcs
Bn Nuit
Swat
Ying
Mav
Giamand Salibane
Parita & Dumond
Peddet & Dia
Jewaley
STAR
Rankamericard
Atlantix Ave
Santa Ana
Hawthorne
Wmitther
Philadelphia
Sherman Oaks
Mayerv
AAS
Coenen
Île Ane
Dale Carnegie
Faw
Delta
Atlanta
Birmingham
Los Angeles
U.S
Connection
Deltamatic
Adelta
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!