Plan calls for trade of hostages between U S and Soviet
New York advertising executive Stephen James arrived in Moscow to urge a hostage exchange to deter nuclear attacks. He aims to bring relatives of Russian officials to the United States and proposes Americans live in the Soviet Union for at least a year. James says Rev. and Mrs. Robert Pierson, relatives of Gov. Nelson Rockefeller, are signed up. The plan is underwritten by an anonymous British industrialist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
New York
United States
Stephen James
Soviet Union
James
Robert Pierson
Nelson Rockefeller
Hair loss relief demo in California clinics promotes scalp study
A sensational promotional notice from S I Tureff Advertising declares over a million scalp treatments have helped thousands in California. It advertises a $2 demonstration with free examinations and claims rapid hair thickening, permanent maintenance guidance, and flexible hours, inviting working people to visit Tureff clinics for a no appointment, walk-in offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sosys
Furaff
Ade
California
Turoff
Saturn
Car swallowed by old mine shaft near Wigan
William Sheriff, 45, drove to an abandoned area in Wigan on Sunday to retrieve his car and found it missing after it apparently collapsed into a 20 foot deep shaft. Officials say the car was swallowed up when the old mine shaft caved in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wigan
England
William Sheriff
Yule Season Starts Early in New York Stores
New York reports the Christmas shopping season beginning early this year with a move into high gear three weeks before Christmas. Stores expect about 16 percent of annual business during the Christmas period as Thanksgiving ends and the rush begins on November 28 with roughly 22 shopping days remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New “York U
Honnally
Cfuskrerine
Health plan promotes nationwide protection for company
Health minded company touts protection across five plants from California to Massachusetts. Blue Cross regional offices number 77, offering prompt local service. The message highlights employee benefits for traveling staff and invites inquiries in Long Beach via Bob LaBarthe at Garfield 6-6101.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Massachusetts
Blue Cross
Don Hubbard
Long Beach
Bob LaBarthe
Garfield
Also Mentioned on This Page
Packard Bell
Dooley
Seneca
Et Ans A Ss
Sweetie Pie
Nadine Seltze
Turgeff
Fornians
Turaff
Sperlaliat
Toral Farayias
Ansihar
Om the Yard
Belece
Eaauitsary Fasti
Sincaraly
Torett Hoes
Betty
Tawrsday
Rausagl
Astl
Si Toro
Colliersiz
Rameygoes
Long
Pine Ave
Ste Vaa Swan
Poeta
ZFC
Turkey
Berger
Long Beach Blvd
Smsmces
Roy E. Klotz
Anadite, Inc
National Chemical Metal Processing
Frm
Mars
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!