Nelson statue blast shocks Dublin as extremists strike
Irish extremists blew the Nelson memorial from a 121 foot Dublin tower in a pre dawn blast. Police rushed to a second British monument warning of a planned attack on the Wellington statue in Phoenix Park. No injuries were reported as debris disrupted O Connell Street and authorities questioned suspected extremists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donal O’higgins
Dublin
UPI
Lord Nelson
Nelson
O'Connell Street
Wellington Monument
Phoenix Park
Nelson Monument
Southern Ireland
Britain
Northern Ireland
Adm
Horatio Nelson
Cape of Trafalgar
IRA
Sean Lemass
Heavy Dip In Market After Monday Slide
NEW YORK UPI reports the market opened with moderate activity following the sharp one day decline Monday the Dow fell 14.58 to 917.76 as analysts debated if the drop signals a downturn or a pause in a bullish trend. Early trade showed steels motors and chemicals mixed with gains for General Motors Chrysler and Du Pont while Studebaker and Eastman Kodak fell and Bethlehem Steel Crippled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Kennedy
Wall Street
U.S. Steel
Crucible
Bethlehem
General Motors
Chrysler
Studebaker
Eastman Kodak
du Pont
Traffic counter stolen near Longvale
The State Division of Highways reported the theft of a highway traffic counter and its road-wide cable system near Longvale. The intricate electronic box and cables were taken, with the apparatus valued at upwards of 800 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Division of Highways
Sheriff's Office
Longvale
Nation sees 4 percent jump in January traffic deaths
The National Safety Council estimates January traffic deaths rose 4 percent to 3,660, up 180 from January 1965. The report also cites 250,000 disabling injuries and another 250,000 lesser injuries from January traffic accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
UPI
National Safety Council
Honolulu Councilman Opposes One-Square-Foot Ad Sign Limit
Honolulu City Council member Kekoalaulii onapalihauliulio David Kaapua waokamehameha votes against a proposed rule capping political advertising signs at one square foot. The measure seeks to curb sign sizes in public spaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
UPI
Keokoa D. Kaapu
Kekoalauliionapalihauliulio David Kaapuawaokamehameha
Sanctuary Bird Sanctuary Dedicated at District Fairgrounds
The Kosmos Garden Club led a Monday dedication at the 12th District Agricultural Fairgrounds for a new Kosmos Bird Sanctuary near the fafth house and lagoon. Mrs. Lawrence Bufford received honors as a former club president. the project includes a bird bath feeder and a planned permanent setup. Key organizers included Mr. Abihy Romer and Fair officials Jim Tocher and George Hunter with Mrs. Emory Christian presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
12Th District
Kosmos Garden Club
Lawrence Bufford
Potter Valley
Kosmos
State Federation of Garden Clubs
Arthur Harwood
Branscomb
Mendo Lake District
J. L. Bates
Arthur Romer
12Th District Agricultural Fairgrounds
Wkosmos Garden Club
Abihy Romer
Wkosmos Garden
Chile
Redwood Empire
Jim Tocher
George Hunter
Floyd Baldwin
California Federation of Garden Clubs
Arthur Hamwood
Emory Christian
James Seaman
Ukiah Garden Club
Romer
Irving Lyman
Johnson rejects France on NATO bases and leadership control
President Johnson bluntly told Charles de Gaulle the United States will not bargain away NATO foundations or bases behind allies’ backs. He said the 13 NATO allies must have a voice in any liquidation plan and rejected placing U S troops under French command after NATO headquarters are disbanded. The French note sought early renegotiation of the 1951 bilateral accord on U S forces in France, prompting Ball to call in the French ambassador for an interim reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Upi
Johnson
Charles de Gaulle
United States
North Atlantic Treaty Alliance
NATO
Washington - Paris
U.S
France
de Gaulle
Foar
George W. Ball
Charles Lucet
DST Measure Past Hurdle In House Committee Vote
Washington UPI The House Commerce Committee approved a daylight saving measure setting a definite start and end for DST this summer and next year while preserving state local option. Opposition from farmers remains a hurdle though passage seems likely. Mobile Alabama UPI A couple reports sighted flying saucers or cups, described as starfish like shapes moving in the sky by several housewives on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
House Commerce Committee
Mobile
Ala
Rusk Says Food for Freedom Could Limit Wars
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told Congress that the proposed food for freedom program could head off wars sparked by overpopulation and hunger. He spoke before the Senate, outlining goals and potential impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Dean Rusk
Congress
Barber Runs for County Schools Superintendent Post
Charles W. Barber, superintendent of the Point Arena Joint Union high school district since 1959, announces his candidacy for county superintendent of schools. He previously led Arena Elementary and Lower Lake Union high school districts, taught at Laytonville High and Lower Lake, and held Navy training roles during World War I. His education includes BA and MS from USC with credentials in general admin and secondary and elementary education. He has ties to Los Angeles City schools and colleges and studied at UCLA Berkeley and the University of the Pacific. He is a member of the ag committee and served in naval commands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Barber
Point Arena Joint Union
Barber
Point Arena
Owas Adso
Arena
Lower Lake Union
Lake County
Heo
Laytonville Hirsh School
Lower Lake
California
Saos Angeles
Los Angeles City College
Compton College
University of California At
Los Angeles
Berkeley
University of the Paccific
University of Southern California
Navy
Sommeinder
Naval Training School For
Aerographers
Lakewood
New Jersey
Fleet Weather Central
Adak
Aleutian Island
Laons
Four Lions Ride in Car Dazzle California Couple
Monterey Park California report tells of John Elrod and Lesley Elrod traveling with four lions in their car. The lions Tawny Henri Sampson shared the back seat as the couple, aiming to start an animal training center, faced police checks and amused onlookers during the desert trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monterey Park
Calif
CPI
Charles Conners
John Elrod
Lesley
Elrods
Nutwood
Anaheim
Tawny
Henri
Sampson
Elrod Deg
Conners
Yorty Years Announcement Sparks Governorship Bid
Los Angeles reports former mayor Sam Yorty plans to announce his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for governor within two or three days after a meeting with top aides. The Times cites a responsible source. The move follows years of stated openness to run if no prominent Democrat challenges Edmund Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
UPE
Miayer
Samuel Wo Yorty
Fnos Angeles Times
The
Times
Yorty
Baltimore
Major
Edmund Brown
Fish Protein Plant Plan for Local Area
Washington sources report Rep Don Ho Chausen introduced a bill to spend 5 million dollars to establish five experimental fish protein concentrate plants in the United States. The Redwood Empire Report recommends at least one plant be placed in California’s First Congressional District, home to a large portion of the state’s fishing fleet. The proposal argues fish protein concentrate could address global infant malnutrition and shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Coast Guard
Guard
Viet Nam
Senate
New York
Hugh Cares
Maday
Supreme Courts
Oman
William Prosxmite
Wisconsin
Joseph Tydings
Maryland
Washington
Cong Don Ho Chausen
Redwood Empire
Hean
Call
Johnson urges cautious pace to sustain boom and job gains
President Johnson calls for caution to keep the five year boom expanding and unemployment near 3.7 percent while expanding on the job training program. Labor report shows February jobless rate at 3.7 percent, payroll up 322,000 and overtime at record levels, fueling inflation fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Johnson
Congress
Labor Department
Hawever Johnson
World Happenings in Brief in Jakarta and More
A mob of 200 to 300 leftist students stormed the Indonesian embassy in Jakarta, throwing stones and Molotov cocktails and setting fire to American cars amid reports. In St Petersburg, Stengel was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in a dramatic move surprising many. An earthquake struck the Raifeng area of eastern China with little official word from Peking. In San Diego, Thomas W. Braden filed for the Democratic nomination for lieutenant governor. In Palomares, Spain, Ambassador Angier Biddle Duke plunged into cold water to show no radiation danger. In Boston, hopes for an early end to the newspaper strike faded as presses remained idle for a third day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Os O
Jakarta
ST. Petersburg. Fla
UPI
Stengel
Baseball
Hall of Fame
Hong Kong
UPT
Raifeng
China
Peking
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rusk
C. Barber
Charles Barber
Paul Lubin
Meanwaver
Jabin
Elife Hake
William Roe Miller
Bische Vy Salvage
Vislirese
William J. Eaton
Lewis Walt
USMC
Walt
Singaporf
Ure
San Dergo
UPS
W. Braden
Newpaper
California State Board of Education
Palomares
Spain
UPL
Angler Biddle Duke
Boston
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!