High court to decide control of Nixon tapes
The Supreme Court agreed to hear Nixon's bid to gain control over White House tape recordings and other administrative records, challenging the Presidential Materials and Recordings Preservation Act of 1974 which grants GSA access and sets public access regulations. The Court also set to decide on auto death penalty for a policeman's murder, a Wilmington Del school desegregation order, Alabama prison guard height and weight rules affecting women, and Indiana abortion restriction claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Iap
Supreme Court Today
Richard M. Nixon
White House
Congress
General Services Administration
Nixon
Executive Branch
GSA
Senate
House
Supreme Court
Wilmington
Del
Stars pay tribute to Rosalind Russell
Hollywood mourns Rosalind Russell who died at 63 from cancer and arthritis in Beverly Hills. Cary Grant Lucille Ball and George Cukor praised her humanity courage and elegance. Russell rose from early stage work to major roles at MGM and in Auntie Mame earning multiple Oscar nominations and a Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Rosalind Russell
Cary Grant
Miss Russell
Lucille Ball
Roz
Rosalind
George Cukor
Martin J. Cline
China Seas
Waterbury
Conn
American Academy of Dramatic Arts
New York
Universal Studio
Eileen
Kenny
Electra
Academy
Jean Hersholt
Pressie
Carly Grant
New York City
Soviet TU104 crashes after takeoff near Moscow airport
A Soviet TU104 airliner crashed shortly after departure from Sheremetyevo airport, killing about 70 people. The plane burned in the suburbs a few miles from the airport. Survivors were not immediately known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
UPI
Sheremetyevo
Bethlehem Hikes Prices Amid Steel Industry Rise
Bethlehem Steel Corp the nations No 2 producer today joined other major manufacturers in raising its prices an average of 6 percent effective Wednesday Six major firms last week announced similar price boosts on sheet and strip products used to manufacture automobiles and home appliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
UPI
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Weather and travel woes from winter storm across the nation
Snow and freezing rain disrupted Thanksgiving travels as fog and snow slowed roads from Syracuse to Ohio. Power outages affected about 5 000 Niagara Mohawk customers in Cazenovia Chittenango area. Police reported 400 accidents in Greater Cleveland and 447 highway deaths nationwide by today’s count. Schools closed in Nashville and Memphis amid hazardous conditions before page six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Niagara-Mohawk
Cazenovia-Chittenango
Juddville
Labrador
Truxton
Cuyler
DeRuyter
Catoctin Mountains
Ohio
Cleveland
Interstate 77
National Safety Council
Tennessee
Nashville
Memphis
Mississippi
Alabama
Chuckle on aging: middle age hits others earlier
A playful quip notes that middle age seems to begin sooner for some people, reflecting on perceptions of aging and personal timelines with humor.
Freshman cadet charged in deaths of four family members
Harry De La Roche Jr., 18, a Cadet at The Citadel, is charged with four counts of first degree murder for killings at his Bergen County home during Thanksgiving. Police say he returned home to find his family dead and later reported the incident after stopping for a signal. The victims include his parents Harry and Mary Jane and brothers Ronald and Eric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montvale
N.J
Harry de la Roche Jr
Fred C. Garda
Harry
Mary Jane
Ronald
Eric
Bergen County
Lawrence Denson
K. Ray Nilsen
Harry Jr
Citadel
Charleston
D.C
Joseph Woodcock
Woodcock
Young de la Roche
Denson
Ford Motor Co. Employe
Newark
Mystery of Attic Find Ties Youth to Murders
Investigators report a .22 caliber handgun as the murder weapon in the case of Mrs. De La Roche found on her bed. Prosecutors link the accused young De La Roche to the killings though motive remains undisclosed. Friends Vince Trojan and Ken Meyer described him as cheerful during the days surrounding the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Meyer
de la Roche
Harry
Santa and the Giant Fighter serial kicks off in Herald Journal
The Herald Journal launches a 17 chapter Christmas adventure featuring William Henry Christopher Preserve and the giant fighter Goko. Written by Lucrece Beale of Associated Press News features, the tale runs daily through December 22 excluding Saturdays and Sundays, offering entertainment for both children and adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Herald-Journal
Santa
William Henry Christopher Preserve
Goko
Lucrece Beale
Associated Press News
Also Mentioned on This Page
High Court
Indiana
Milwaukee
Lake Michigan
Beverly Hills
Frederick Brisson
Lance
Patricia
Robert Young
Red Skelton
Nur Pi
Bethlehem
Harold de la Roche Jr
Montvale, N.J
Peace
Sylvia Porter
Radio Desrerees
Senior Forum
Earl Wilson S
Tod&y's Pictures
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!