Cuban radio reports shelling of Cuban oil plant
Cuban radio in Havana reported a shelling attack on a metal processing plant near Pinar del Rio about 100 miles southwest of Havana. Two boats, supported by a flagship, fired machine guns and bazookas, damaging oil and sulphuric acid tanks before militiamen repelled the assault. The broadcast blamed U S for backing the attack, calling it part of a new plan against Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fip
Cuba
Cuban Radio
Bostlta Ac
Fidal Castro
Pinar del Rio
Havana
Vette
United States
Mitai
Khrush and Tito greet each other in thawing ties
News from Moscow and Belgrade outlines a cautious easing of Cold War tensions as Tito seeks COMECON ties while Moscow presses for autonomy in Yugoslavia. Khrushchev plans a long tour including Skopje following a quake, with aid and reconstruction gestures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tita
Council For Mutual
COME
Comecon
Belgrade
Tito
Moscow
Stalin
Soviet Bloc
Khrushchev
Skopje
Sest
Air Force
U.S
Khurtshchev
Ysbling
Inflation Strains Egypt as Nasser Faces Price Rise
In Cairo, economic pressure mounts as inflation surges and living costs climb. President Nasser defends socialist policy while critics blame private traders, sugar and electricity price controls, and foreign currency shortages as strains widen across bread, meat, and staples. The Yemen war and costly prestige projects add to fiscal pressure. Foreign credit remains costly, complicating long term finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eriiety McArthur
Toreases
Ens
Ramzy Su
Stina
Taylors
Yemen
Nasser
Egypt
Aly Sabry
United States
Soviet Union
Teen Doll Designer Picks New Knits for Teens
The Teen Doll by Cavin Wher presents Arne newest knits for teen models. Patterns include wrap around sweaters and festive wear. Instructions highlight bold colors and playful textures, guiding young designers through creative outfit ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavin
Arne
Dooria
Parney
Ms. Pater
Eles Saweater
Beriildss
Syria
Prayer Today Blesses Humble Hearts in Lubbock Church
A prayer from minister Diksley Strain of the First Christian Church in Lubbock Texas asks God to make bodies sanctuaries for the Spirit. It seeks a constant sincere prayer life, contrite hearts, and Christ enthronement within believers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Jesus
Ray
Diksley Strain
Lubbock
Texas
First Christian
Brandywine Restaurant Refuses Public Accommodation Order
Maryland public accommodations order to stop serving only white patrons was rejected a second time by Brandywine owner Charles E. Miller. Muhammad Moore Jr. filed the complaint after being refused service as a Black man. The commission and sheriff plan further action if the policy persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apy
Maryland
Miller’s
Parren J. Mitchell
Moore
Prince Georges County
Charles E. Miller Jr
Scotland Yard Names 19 In Train Holdup Probe
London AP reports Scotland Yard lists 19 suspects in a railway robbery 240 miles from London. The gang reportedly escaped with 72 million in British currency as investigators call it one of the era’s largest manhunts. Detectives believe a handful are in custody while others remain at large and a few have fled abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland Yard
Wyse
Raish Miles Nortwest
London
Yard
Parsons
Neitain
Rang Holdlenvors
Miners Trapped in Sheppton Mine Fight for Rescue
Rescuers race to reach Fellin and Throne after a cave in at the Sheppton mine near Hazleton. Bova and others are reported alive but separated by debris as drilling attempts to establish escape routes continue through Monday night into Tuesday. Relatives keep vigil amid grim determination to free the trapped men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ufellie
Feilin
Heary Throne
Hazleton
Win
Fellin
Throne
Bova
Bava
Cou
Lou
Eva
Raya
Haya
Dei
Sheppton
Philadelphia
Thirteen Dead Two Missing In Rash Of Aircraft Mishaps
The Associated Press reports a wave of military air crashes this week. Five incidents occurred in the United States and abroad, with at least 71 service members and two civilians killed. Injuries totaled seven, with 15 aircraft destroyed. Victims include a pilot killed near Clayton New Mexico when an F100 crashed and a carrier crewman on the Constellation deck. A drone jet crashed at Eglin Air Force Base injuring three, and a collision during a training flight over Irwin, Jawa left two airmen dead and a third missing. Navy jets failed in fog off northwest France with two pilots ejecting. One plane struck a house injuring a couple and infant. another pilot remained missing at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
U.S
Tio Miers
Constellation
Eglin Air Fores Base
Fig
Ernoshad
1A Air Force
Irwin
Jawa
Bot
Aireo U.S. Navy
France
Plouarnel
City Council Restores Part Time Personnel Director Pay
The council voted to restore the part time personnel director’s annual pay after a retroactive correction from June 1962. Council members debated the decision with votes by Baker Funkhouse Cordell and Vorous, while Spigler was absent on vacation. Mayor Burhans noted agenda items and pending reports for September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gollan
Bettie
der Oliver
Jacob Vorous
Saie
William Baker
Ralph Funkhouse
Francis Cordell
Oscar Spigler
Maynor Burhan
Mayo Burhans
Robert Deadrick
Board of Public Works
Urban Tengwal
Polotiac
Maugansyill
Burhans
Area Deaths George Hartranft 64 of Chambersburg
George Reuben Hartranft of 1069 Lincolnway East Chambersburg died suddenly at 8:40 Monday evening at Chambersburg hospital after a heart attack. Born in Fairview Maryland he was son of the late Samuel D and Sarah Ann Minnich Hartranft. He owned Lincolnway Hatchery 25 years and for 11 years worked as an engineering clerk for HS. Survived by wife Edna three children Robert O Donald W and Marilyn Kruger four grandchildren. Funeral Thursday 2 pm at Sellers Funeral Home conducted by Rev Harry Kline with burial in Lincoln Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Reuben Hartranft
Lincolnway East
Chambersburg
Chambersburg Hospital
Fairview
Maryland
Samuel D
Sarah Ann Minnich Hartraft
Fourth St. Church of the Brethren
Lincolnway Hatchery
HS. 4
Heinze de
Edna
Pluribus U
S. Myers Hartranft
Man
U.S. Eving
Robert O
Chambers
Burg
Donald W
Dayton
Ohio
Mariyn Kruger
Sellers Funeral Home
Harry
Kline
Hurvit
Lincoln Cemerecy
Pool owner quits meeting in protest over integration
Baltimore County pool owner Joshua Cockey walked out of a Human Relations Commission meeting claiming one member aided integration protests. He accused Eugene L King Jr of taking notes to brief CORE. King denied the charge and said he attended as an official observer. The incident occurred amid discussions on possible pool integration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Baltimore County
Human Relations Commission
Commission
Joshua Cockey
Beaver Springs Swimming Club
Eugene L. King Jr
Cockey
King
Congress
For
Racial Equality
CORE
Nat Cockey
Rosedale
Population of the United Kingdom in 1982
Britannica Book of the Year states the total UK population in 1982 as 32,675,556. The figure reflects mid year estimates compiled by Britannica for that year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Kingdom
Also Mentioned on This Page
Khrush
Pape
Naval Forceq
H. L. Coder & Son
John Savage
Omaha
Neb
Omaha World-Herald
Savage
Koro Noise
Butterfly
Chicage
O'Hire Ade Park
Kennedy
Urey Fanny
Wiig Sueymer
Pushinka
Karel
White House
Benry's
Gourmet Club
Dedeeh NaLayore
Perssons
Aircraf
Nevin
Clayton
Council
Aru
North Pormac Street
North Avenue
Fain
Avenue
Dvetail
William Dwyer
Statton
Hegers Ltown
Edward Cs. ‘Ward
Blaly Overton
Burhams
George R. Hartranft
Brot
Jon Woodmen of the Worlds
Witt Woodmen of
Avery
Wood
W. W
Stoddard
Hagerstown
Rertie
Mirna Ree
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!