Sorensen enters New York Senate race challenging Goodell
Theodore C. Sorensen 41 former Kennedy aide announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination to unseat Republican Charles E. Goodell. He faces Paul O'Dwyer and possibly Rep. Richard L. Otnier and Morris Elm Abram in the primary, asserting a non factional bid to prove change without violence or narcotics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore C. Sorensen
John F. Kenedy
New York U.S. Senate
Charles E. Goodell
Kennedy
Paul O’dwyer
Richard L. Otinger
Morris Elm Abram
Sorensen
Atheist O Hair charged in assault case named as prophet
Nada lym Murray O Hair wife and bishop accuses Richard O Hair founder of Universal Life Church of aggravated assault in Austin Texas. She says he beat her and seeks medical help while pursuing a Supreme Court case on prayers on U S flights. O Hair denies claims and a warrant was issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Supreme Court
Justice of the Peace
Bob Kuhn
Airliner Delivers Baby During Pacific Flight to San Francisco
Pan American Flight 846 from Tokyo to San Francisco carried 125 passengers, including three hour old Anna Marie Victoria Romero born aloft over the Pacific. Mother Dr Roberta Romero and medical man Dr Jose Sagulla were aboard, while stewardess Anne Wrasse marked her 400th birth. Medical and support teams met the jet at SFO to hospitalize mother and infant. The children Victor Rowena and Reuben stay with Miss Wrasse in San Francisco while mother completes travel to Montreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pan American
Miss Wrasse
England
Romero
Manila
Roel Romero
Montreal
McGill University
San Francisco International
San Francisco
Nobel Prize Winners Die Day Apart
Nobel laureates two 1966 winners died within days. Israel’s 81 year old novelist Shmuel Agnon died in Jerusalem from a heart attack. Dr Peyton Rous of the United States died of cancer in New York at age 90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. Agnon
Israel
Jerusalem
Agnon
Peyton Rous
United States
New York
Fire destroys ROTC offices at University of Oregon
A four alarm blaze gutted the University of Oregon physical education building damaging ROTC offices and hundreds of uniforms and records. Firefighters battled the fire for nearly three hours as climbers hampered efforts. Damage estimated at 250000 dollars. roof entry suspected arson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene, Ore
UPI
University of Oregon
ROTC
Battalion
David Boggs
Elbert Curtis
Physical Education Department
Norv Ritchey
Bomb Raid Shrugs Off Viet Drubbing Near Ben Het
Saigon dispatch reports B52s dropped nearly 1,008 tons of bombs on suspected North Vietnamese positions along the Cambodian border southwest of the Ben Het Special Forces camp. About 30 bombers conducted the central highlands raid Monday evening to forestall a siege, with over 800 tons of bombs in the past four weeks. North Vietnamese regiments 66th and 28th are cited as concentrated in the Ben Het area, while two American helicopters were shot down near Saigon, wounding three crewmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
Ben Het
Central Highlands
Highlands
Ben Het-Cambodian Borter
Ben Hut
Duc Lap
Bu Prang
Cambodia
Ben Hat
U.S
Army lieutenant's execution trial adjourned in Vietnam
A military judge at LONG BINH Vietnam adjourned the murder court martial of 1st Lt Jaynes B Duffy 23 Claremont California until March 23 The defense had sought a one day postponement but it was denied The trial opened Monday at the base near Saigon with no testimony taken yet in the case over the alleged execution of a South Vietnamese deserter suspected of Viet Cong ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Binh
Vietnam
U.S
Jaynes B. Duffy
Claremont
Calif
Saigon
Britain Struck by Snow Blankets Rail Roads
Heavy snowstorms crippled Britain with blocked highways and canceled Kent to London commuter trains. Northern England and Wales faced dangerous driving conditions as a 500 ton Panama vessel Uranus I broke from anchorage and grounded off Scotland with no casualties. Paris officials warn the Seine will rise over alert level, threatening Notre Dame and the Louvre while Paris and northern France endure more snow and rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
England
Wales
Kent
West
Scotland
Paris
Seine
Notre Dame Cathedral
Louvre Museum
Place de la Concorde
France
Hijacker uses Molotov bombs in flight to Havana
A 727 hijacked from Newark to Miami carried 104 people and diverted to Havana after a man, shouting Viva Cuba, strapped two tequila bottles filled with gasoline and a flame throwing device to threaten the crew. The hijacker, his wife, and two children were escorted to Cuba while other passengers waited five hours before resuming to Miami.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugenia Foxworth
Wayne A. Danielsen
Cuba
Miami
UPI
Atlantic
Helen Rier
Mrs. Rier
Fort Lee
N.J
Miami International Airport
Havana
Eastern Airlines
Newark
Eastern
U.S
Miss Foxworth
Ronald Gourley
Harvard
Geoffrey
Jose Marti
Harvard Honors Singer Warwick Woman of the Year
Cambridge based Hasty Pudding Club names Dionne Warwick 1970 Woman of the Year for theatre work. She will travel to Cambridge February 23 to receive the award, the club's first singer recipient after mostly actresses in prior years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Dionne Warwick
Harvard University
The
Hasty Pudding Club
Warwick
South Korean Hijack Victim Details 65 Days of North Korean Torture
Chang Yung-kil described constant torture during 65 days held in Pyongyang after a Dec. 11 hijack. He said guards shouted day and night, kept him awake, and alternately heated rooms to 14 degrees and froze them. Twelve other passengers remained in North Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Segal Iy
North Korea
Pyongyang
Chang Yung-kil
North
Chang
Son Hokil
Train Derailment in Nigeria Kills 81 Near Makurdi
A crowded passenger train derailed late Monday in central Nigeria near Makurdi, killing 81 people and injuring many more. Rescue teams recovered bodies, while injured were rushed to treatment. cause unknown. The train ran from Kano and Kaduna toward Lagos during the Mas Jem Id-el-Kabir holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagos
Nigeria
Benue ‘Plateau
Makurdi
T. Nzegu
The
Nigerian Railway Corp
Kano
Kaduna
Also Mentioned on This Page
Christiian Barnard
Barbara
Bill Pepper
Rome
Nelly Sachs
Sweden
Swedish Academy of Letters
Miss Sachs
Manya Art Greeeer Hous
Oregon U
McArthur Cowl
Blacktong Complex
John Fraines
Oregon
Reds
Combined News Services
Young Gourley
Adele Rogovin
Fort Lee, N. J
Mrs. Ries
Tina Fair Course
la Pasada Laval
Cal
Jean
Lakewood
Bullock's
America
Collagienne Sportswear
Clark Avenue
FBI
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!