Woodstock Festival Emerges On Yasgur Farm
On Friday August 15 1969 the Woodstock Music and Art Fair at Max Yasgur's Bethel dairy farm begins amid crowds of hundreds of thousands of youths. The scene turns into a shifting sea of faces and vehicles as dense traffic and heavy heat define the early day.
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Max Yasgur
Bethel
Catskills
Cloudy Night with Lows Near Sixty Five
A short notice describes a cloudy night with a low around 65 degrees and a hint of partial sunshine Tuesday. Feature sections include Vase, DICK, Comics Entertainment, Food & Home Ganley Joe, Lifestyle, Lottery winners, Money Matters, Obituaries, Sports, and Television.
State to Return Wampum Belts to Onondaga Nation
New York State will return 12 wampum belts, held since 1898 in the State Museum, to the Onondaga Nation. Regents say the belts were kept for preservation. the move follows a national trend of returning cultural artifacts. The belts recorded Iroquois history and were meant for chiefs meetings, with Aug 26 set for public comment ending before transfer.
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Albany
New York State
Whch
Onondaga Nation of Indians
Raymond Gonyea
Onondaga Nation
Irving Powless
Onondagas
State Educaion Department
Confederacy
Martin Sullivan
State Museum
Stanford University
Museum of the American Indian
Iroquois
Canada
Sullivan
Gonyea
Lelant's body is recovered
Addis Ababa Ethiopa Rescuers begin grim task to recover the bodies of Rep Mickey Leland and 15 others killed in a plane crash in Ethiopia. The crash occurred last Monday in the southwestern region near a village.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Mickey Leland
Plane carrying Congressman Larkin Smith vanishes over forest
A single engine plane carrying US Rep Larkin Smith disappeared from radar south of Hattiesburg Mississippi and is believed to have crashed in the De Soto National Forest. Rescue teams searched by air and ground as officials confirmed the missing flight.
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Hattiesburg, Miss
Larkin Smith
John Walker
Mississippi Republican
Hattiesburg
DeSoto National Forest
Billion viewers to witness total lunar eclipse across continents
A total lunar eclipse will unfold after sunset on five continents as the full moon enters Earth shadow. The moon darkens from silver to copper, with over a billion Western Hemisphere residents able to view it. In the U S the event begins 8 23 p m EDT and runs about five hours, with the eastern U S getting the best view while Alaska misses it.
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Washington
Western Hemisphere
United States
Alaska
Sky
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