War Games Chief Sees Mixed Results From Nuclear Arm Maneuver
General Ben neu reports the Carbide Ice exercise achieved objectives with restrained use of nuclear and conventional weapons. Blue forces overwhelmed Orange defenders as 363 air strikes and 40 reconnaissance missions supported the maneuver. Dispersion plans drew mixed praise, mud and equipment issues hampered ops, and next deployments may be timed for lighter frames in winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lu Gep
Donald V. Benneu
Field Come Mumbers
Honest John
Gen. Bennett
Blue
2Th
Bennett
Fort Riley
Kaw
Fort Hood
Tex
Lewis
Wash
U.S
Johnson and Shakespeare Nominees Cleared by Senate Panel
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved U Alexis Johnson for undersecretary of State for political affairs despite Fulbright opposition over Vietnam policy and confirmed Frank J Shakespeare Jr to head the U S Information Agency. Johnson, 60, longtime diplomat and former ambassador to Japan, rose through State since 1935. Shakespeare, 43, led an international unit of CBS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
J. W. Fulbright
U. Alexis Johnson
Frank J. Shakespeare Jr
U.S. Information Agency
Fulbright
Johnson
Japan
Shakespeare
Columbia Broadcasting System
Four Jailed in Slaying of 2 Police
Four youths Perry Sanders Lankie Sanders James Arthur Monroe and Charles Edward Montes were charged with first degree murder in the Monday night killing of Pilot Mountain police officers Green Branscome and another officer. Authorities say the victims were found near their patrol car on U S 52 after robberies at Forsyth County service stations. The four were later moved from Winston-Salem to Surry County jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
N.C
Surry County
Jim Taylor
Pilot Mountain
Perry Sanders
Lankie Sanders
James Arthur Monroe
Charles Edward Montes
U.S. 52
Forsyth County
Rurel Hall
Mount Airy
Teamsters Treasurer English Dies at 80
John F. English, who rose from coal wagon driver in Boston to Teamsters Union treasurer, died Monday in Miami, the union announced. The longtime official held the top financial post and leaves a legacy in the labor movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teamsters
English
Washington
John F. English
Boston
Financial Post
Teamsters Union
Miami
Newspaper Workers Strike Quietly in Italy Newsrooms
In Rome, Italian newspaper and news agency workers walked off the job as part of a nationwide general strike called by labor unions in a power struggle with the government. The 24 hour action targets 16 million workers and aims to halt the national economy for Wednesday, with earlier preparatory walkouts by technical staff and press agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Italy
Mae
Oftalian
Okinawans Attack Kadena Base Sparks Clash and Protests
Riot police beat back rock and gasoline bomb hurling demonstrators at Kadena air base in Okinawa as about 6,000 people gathered to oppose U S B-52 missions linked to the Vietnam war. Over 10 injured, 700 security personnel on duty, unions push for removal of bombers amid broader labor tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okinawa
Tope
U.S
Kadena
Naha
Iraqi U.N. Mission Picketed Amid Iraqi Hanging Protests
About 10 000 demonstrators rallied outside the Iraqi Mission to the United Nations in New York on Monday for a second day of protests over the execution of 14 men including nine Jews for allegedly spying for Israel. Police arrested about five people as barricades were challenged. a youth tried to hang an effigy across East 79th Street. A memorial service opened at Lebilah Jeshurun Synagogue on East 85th Street where Resben Horesh spoke of the slain, calling his brother Charles Iraqi first, then Jewish. Masses then marched with American and Israeli flags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Nations
Israel
East 79Th Street
Action Committee On
Lebilah Jeshurunt
East 85Th Street
Resben Horesh
Charles
Iraq
Slayings in 35 days rock Washington D C
Washington D C records 26 homicides in 35 days of the new year as police report a 48 year old furniture store owner killed during a holdup and a 16 year old youth implicated in the incident. Another clerk, Leon Epstein, 49, was shot dead during a separate robbery and two men flee with $4. A separate traffic ticket office heist yielded $90 as the crime wave hits the courts near police headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
District of Columbia
Lazln Megyers
Megyeri
William Joseph Jr
Bell
Joseph
D.C. General Hospital
Ery
Leon Epstein
Court of General Sessions
Washington Police Department
$1.5 Million Counterfeit Bills Seized in Ohio Raid
Secret Service agents report a major counterfeit operation centered in Columbus, involving more than 1.5 million in fake bills from $10, $20 and $100 notes. Arrested are Lawrence Whitt, 25, Oakland, and his uncle Jack Whitt, 44, Columbus, with Bobby Fulton sought. Bills, plates, and negatives were seized. Both men face federal charges and were arraigned, with bail set at 20,000 and 5,000 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Secret Service
Robert Mampel
New York City
Mampel
Port Huron
Detroit
California
Lawrence Whitt
Oakland
Calif
Jack G. Whitt
Columhus
Bobby Fulton
San Francisco
Whills
Alphonse T. Cincione
Precision radar urged for Los Angeles airport
A UPI report says air traffic controllers advocate installing precision approach radar at Los Angeles International to aid westbound landings. Danny R. Jones of the Professional Air Traffic Controllers_org notes the system now covers only the east side and questions FAA funding and staffing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
UPI
Los Angeles International Airport
Danny R. Jones
Jones
Scandinavian Air
Gumps Reopens After San Francisco Fire Damage
Gumps, the renowned San Francisco fine arts store, reopened after a December 22 blaze damaged multiple posts on Post Street. Damage was estimated at 2 million dollars, with the jewelry, jade room, and women's wear sections most affected and the blaze described as the worst since the 1906 earthquake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Gumps
Post Street
Richard Gump
Wife Files Divorce From Victor Mature in San Diego
Adrienne Joy Mature, wife of actor Victor Mature, seeks a San Diego Superior Court divorce claiming marriage in Tijuana in 1959 and no children. The brief filing notes the spouses have no offspring and outlines the dissolution action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Adrienne Joy Mature
Victor Mature
San Diego Superior Court
Mature
Tijuana
Also Mentioned on This Page
War Games
Buck Lanier
West Germany
Tass
Pravda
Jim Vigent
Wells River
Air Forces
Rheins Main
State Dept
Saigon
Vietnam
Filbright
Green Branscome
Air Force
Vokyn
U.N
Agenis
L.A
Gerry Collyer
Sussex County
England
Lewes
S.F
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!