Martha Mitchell Says She Wants Out Of Campaign
Mrs. Martha Mitchell arrives in New York from California and tells the New York Daily News she wants her husband back and that the election campaign is a cops and robbers game. She describes a security guard incident at her Newport Beach villa and claims guards beat her and cut her fingers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Martha Mitchell
John Mitchell
California
New York Daily News
Marcia Kramer
Westchester Country Club
Rye
N.Y
Free Funeral For Clunkers In Vienna
The Austrian capital Vienna operates a special mailbox for motorists to surrender ownership of abandoned cars. Since 1970, old vehicles are towed away free if the driver signs over ownership to the city. More than 1,200 Viennese have enrolled for the free trip to the auto graveyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Retired Policeman Installed As New Legion Commander
Milton Randolph a retired Fresno police officer was installed as California commander of the American Legion at a four day convention ending Sunday night in San Jose. He was elected Saturday replacing Cecil Bandy of Los Angeles. Former California commander Bradley J. Stephens of Los Altos was elected to the National Executive Committee along with thirty district and six area commanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Fresno
California
American Legion
Milton Randolph
Cecil Bandy
Los Angeles
Bradley J. Stephens
Los Altos
Legion
Former Board of Education President Henry Gunderson Dies
Henry T. Gunderson, who led the state Board of Education after being named by Governor Reagan in 1969 and serving as president from early 1971 until illness, died at 63 in San Jose. He was a native of San Jose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board
Derson
Gov
Reagan
Medical Wonder Will Retire After 39 Years of Bay Ferries
Ed Barrett, 68, a longtime San Francisco Bay ferryman once deemed permanently disabled, retires next Friday after a 45 year ferry career across the bay. He survived childhood illness, tuberculosis, and Prohibition era temptations, saved 14 lives at sea, and appeared in local films before serving on the Screen Actors Guild board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
San Francisco Bay
Ed Barrett
Barrett
Oakland
Arizona
Bay
The
Screen Actors Guild
Pearl Buck Celebrates 80th Birthday in Philadelphia
Pearl S Buck, author of The Good Earth, marks her 80th birthday. A Nobel and Pulitzer Prize winner, she has published 84 books, was born in Hillsboro West Virginia, and spent formative years in China as a missionary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl S. Buck
Philadelphia
Anthra Pearl S. Buck
Miss Buck
Hillsboro
W. Va
China
TWA Starts Jumbo Jet Runs From Los Angeles
Trans World Airlines prepares its first east bound flight of the Lockheed L1011 Tristar from Los Angeles after using the three engine jumbo on a St. Louis to L A run. Eastern began service April 26. Mel Brenner notes Tristar is cheaper on short to intermediate hops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Trans World Airlines
TWA
St. Louis
Eastern Airlines
Mel Brenner
Also Mentioned on This Page
Newport Beach
Calif
Villa
Daily News
Red Bluff
San Diego
Peabody Barnes
Lyon & Garrett CO. Hardware
Zuckweiler
Jcpenney
Daly
Carmichael
Main St
Rae
Saicella Also
Tainerts Quality Apparel
E.O.M. Special
Oseris
Bernards
Perma-Press
Raffles
Ledies Voit Ski Vests
Hubbard
Wanut St
Bob Johnston
Sunshine Dry Cleaner
Riverside Plaza
Raley's Supermarket
Tom Sawyer
Army-Navy
Americeid
Shington & Hickory
Ike
KitchenAid
Walnut ST
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!