Chinese radicals threaten new Beijing regime after arrests
Reports from Tokyo say radicals linked to Chiang Ching remain a potent danger to Hua Kuo-feng's Beijing. In a Dec. 25 address Hua urged a lasting struggle against the "gang of four" and their adherents, while officials described Paoting as quiet after army moves to restore order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
China
Mao Tse-Lung
Yeading Party
Peking
Mao
Communist Party
Hua Kuo-feng
Twing
Paoting
Hua
Chiang Ching
Red Guards
Madame Mao
Shanghai
President Ford defends swine flu program amid halt
President Ford defends the $13 million swine flu inoculation effort while acknowledging the pause was prudent. He noted about 50 million Americans had been inoculated before the halt to investigate a possible link to Guillain Barré syndrome. The government reported 31 compensation claims totaling $1.1 million. Ford spoke from Vail after a ski demonstration and avoided detailed questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vail
Cole
APY
Ford
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Balloon crash kills father and daughter in Houston
In western Harris County a hot air balloon struck a power line and collapsed killing Percy Selden aged 70 and his daughter Marjorie Selden Sparks 36 as well as injuring Selden’s daughter-in-law Susan Selden. She remained hospitalized in stable condition with burns. A witness said Mrs Sparks was near the craft’s gondola when it lifted off about a mile from the crash site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Percy Selden
Marjorie Selden Sparks
Austin
Tex
Nantes
Harris County
Susan Selden
Selden
Sparks Wis
Coast Guard may fire on bow of wrecked tanker Argo Merchant
A federal task force studies oil spill lessons from the Argo Merchant and four other tanker accidents. Coast Guard aims to sink the bow of the Argo Merchant to prevent further danger as U.S. officials inspect multiple spill sites, including the Olympic Games and Sansinena disasters, and review safety rules to curb future losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coast Guard
William Coleman
Nantucket Island
Mass
U.S
Delaware River
Delaware
Sherman W Tribbitt
Caleman
Daphne
Puerto Rico
Sansinena
Los Angeles
Thames River
Groton
Conn
Ohio River
Paducah
Coast
THE DAILY MAIL Tabehed 1838 Telephone TH N31
Newspaper fragment announces daily issues and holidays including New Year's Day Memorial Day Independence Day and Christmas. Mentions postage mail, receipts and a brief note on distribution and pricing with unclear OCR details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Daily Mail
Wagersiows
Birgereiows
Sant Owetas
Bell ingham doughnut shop to change hands after Hall retires
Ralph Hall, 60, will retire from his Bellingham doughnut shop he has run since 1951, passing control to new owners. He sold about 100 million dollars in donuts over 25 years, with a daily production of 120 to 140 dozen, keeping the shop at 18 varieties. Hall will bake only bread for himself and his wife thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hellingham
Wash
Ralph Hall
Bellingham
Hall
Wall
Ifall
Marion
Harty Ord
Vermont
Armand Gauthier
Gauthier
Yugoslavia
Honduran aid trip planned by Arkansas nurseryman
Joseph "Dutch" Eaton of Dutch's Nursery in Heber Springs invites a trusted companion to join a 30 day mission starting after January 1 to drive a camper to Honduras, canoe inland, and help buy a levee for a remote village. Eaton, a Lions Club member, secured $3,060 from Lions International Foundation Oak Brook Illinois for the project and hopes to return with improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heher Springs
Ark
Honduras
Joseph
Dutch
Eaton
Lions Club
Lions International Foundation
Oak Brook
New year brings flock of new laws
New year brings a patchwork of laws taking effect Saturday January 1 1977 across the United States. Federal tax revisions and estate tax changes will affect many, with new rules on stock basis and inheritance. Social Security taxes rise for higher earners while retirees may work without losing checks. Other changes cover IRAs spouse benefits hospital costs education entitlements and revised CB radio channels. Some states modify driving and health rules including right turns on red in Virginia and New York and rear mud flaps for Minnesota trucks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
ABC
Virginia
New York
Ohio
Minnesota
Lax
Michigan
Sears
Benemis
Amd
Waldtilett Velgrads
Watcot
Amt
Mteel Tan
Radio Fecs
Federal Communications Commission
California
Virginia River
Aimilar
West
Lottery Roundup Baltimore Numbers Game Draw
Baltimore AP reports the Maryland Numbers Game daily lottery drawing yielded 817 as the winning number for Thursday. The result reflects the close of the event with no additional prize details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mua
Chou En-lai
Father Frost
Leh
Santa
Bs Snow Sid
Dick Seaton
BP, Inc
Philadelphia
Ant
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Ken Chitwood
US Fish and Wildlife Service
Doughnets
J.M. Levitt
Science and Technology Advisory Council
Levitt
Gainesville
Fla
James Morgan
University of Florida
Morgan
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!