Reagan and Ford clash over delegate lead in race
President Reagan and Governor Ford exchange sharp charges as the GOP nomination fight widens. Reagan claims potential first ballot victory with key delegates while Ford supporters push for a bloc, each side signaling confidence ahead of pivotal state caucuses and final delegate tallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Repebucka
Washington
Ford
Associated Press
Ture
Tisill
Reagan
Colorado
Michael
Death penalty upheld for four mercenaries in Angola case
In Luanda decisions on June 28 sentenced one American and three British mercenaries to death for their roles in the Angolan civil war. Neto, the Angolan president, chose not to overturn the verdicts despite appeals from Queen Elizabeth II and other officials. Sentences for two Americans and seven Britons ranged up to 16 to 90 years in prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Portugal
Neto
Ford
Bose
Elizabeth I
Foreign Office
Daniel Gearhart
Kensington Md
Costas
Georgia
Col
Calin
Andrew McKenzie
John Derek Barker
Portuguese Information Ministry
Luanda
Raga
U.S
Charles Matai
Achell
Angola
Gearhart
Mathias
London
Heathrow
Macys
Gary Acker
Sacramento
Calif
Gustavo Grillo
Argentina
Jersey City
Moedt
Maryland
Sheila
Andrew McKennie
Laarning
Israel asks UN to declare war on terrorism after Entebbe raid
The United Nations debate over Uganda’s Entebbe hijacking rescue continued as Israel pressed the UN to declare war on terrorism. Uganda and Palestinian hijackers faced accusations of collusion, with Israel claiming violent acts justified by Ugandan support for terrorists. The attack killed seven hijackers, 29 Ugandan soldiers, and three hostages including an Israeli. African and other nations prepared a counter resolution, while Uganda denied complicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
N.Y
Uganda
Palestinisa 5Ere
Ye Entebbe
W-ration Organization of African Unity
Israel
United States
Chait Herzon
Colluss Lereeg
Amin
Faraeli
Artin
Hertogue
Gandan Solillers
Junta Orig
Oris
U.N
Maulaye el Haasen
Mauretania
Syrian tanks join battles in Lebanon Palestinians say
Palestinians report Syria has deployed an armored brigade to bombard the Jefust-held northern Port of Tripoli as Lebanese Christians press a coastal assault to seize Koura Province. More than 1,600 killed in ongoing clashes, with 155 fatally hurt and 200 wounded in the last 12 hours, amid accusations of Syrian backing for Christian forces and shelling of the southern port of Sidon where a Mobil refinery burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wevrut
Lebanon
Syria
Tripoli
Eufe
Koura
Reimul
Ente
Beirut
Skdon
Sinatra wedding set for Sunday in desert estate
Frank Sinatra and Barbara Marx will marry Sunday at Walter Annenberg's desert estate near Rancho Mirage, with about 10 friends invited. The ceremony and dinner will be at Annenberg's compound, as guests travel from Philadelphia and Washington after attending royal festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riversiun, Galt
Frank Sinatra
Barbara Marx
Walter Annenberg
Great Britain
Annenberg
Ranceo Mirage
Qimatra
Denerh
Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Philadelphia
Washington
D.C
Carribeau
Democrats list full schedule for convention
Democratic National Chairman Robert Strauss announced a tentative four day schedule for the Democratic convention. Sessions run into the night with two sessions on Tuesday and Thursday and two on Monday and Wednesday, featuring speakers such as John Glenn Barbara Jordan Hubert Humphrey and governors from Rhode Island Florida and Wisconsin. The plan includes invocation colors credentials, platform committee reports, and roll calls, with multiple keynote talks and a Benedictory close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert Strauss
Persoon
Henry ‘Maier
Milwaukee
Democratic
Philip Noel
Rhode Island
Reibin Askew
Florida
Democraticu Governors Conference
Concorde Confirmed Noisiest Plane in U.S. Sky
FAA officials said Concorde remains the noisiest aircraft in service after a June 20 boom near Park, Kentucky, while a month-long check at Dulles verified subsonic approach speeds over U.S. airspace. A telephone survey of 2008 residents near Dulles showed 96 percent approval of the Concorde’s operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Federal Aviation Administration
Air France
Park
FAA
John McLucas
PAA
Dulles International
Dalles
Transportation
William Coleman Jr
Europe
United States
McLucan
The Avuciated Provess: Local News Weekly Carrier Rates
Fragmented OCR text shows a local news page with weekly carrier rates and hidden schedules. The fragment mentions daily publication except Sunday and notes various items such as memorials and city notices, but the readable content is incomplete and inconsistent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanday
Rem Vene's Bay
Bag
Dery
Cartramea
Veree
Ak Trromtlen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gowth
Bafers Fridey
Arg Win
Ales
Reagas
Jobn
J. Howard Baker
Teameeses
Weil Gal
Baker
Simo
Connally
Maery
Denver
Heagan
Kanes
Tubbes
Amd
Iis
Jen Lake
Simon
Commerce
Eliott
Braga
Arsal
Bekag Valley
Baalbek
Mobil,alter
Sinatra
Democrats
Strauss and Amtrew Soa
Comvention Manager
Robert 5. Stauss
Andy Shea
Cortiny Wilkins
DNC
Hugh Carey
Abrabart Beame
Treasures
Edward Benoxt Williams
France
Lee Klne
Lt Gov
Mar
Robert S. Strauss
Sen
John Glenn
Barbara Joedan
Texas
Alan Cranston
California
Dwayne Holman
Young Democrats
Moon Landries
New Orleans
Conference of Mayors
Kenneth Gibson
Newark
Wendell HL Ford
Pan
Harrison J. Goldin
Bible Thought
Broadfording Christian College
Loc Chretian School
Ciawes
Chuck
Hoperatower
Feah
Emel - Charnte
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!