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04/13/61 Red Star Newspaper SIGNED!!
Gagarin SIGNED Russian "Red Star" Newspaper Issue of 13th of April 1961 - Printed the NEXT Day after his space flight !!
This newspaper was signed by Yury Gagarin on April 20 1961- This one of his FIRST Signatures after his Flight Yury Gagarin had devoted his signature to the cadets of the Aviation School #26260 and especially to its Komsomol Members
The Newspaper Was Taken from GELOS Auction House in Moscow Experts have confirmed per my Request, The signature is Genuine
The "Red Star" Newspaper was the edition of the Soviet Defense Ministry the Style of articles are ideologically correct according to the morale code of the Soviet Communist Party All of the pages are dedicated Yury Gagarin's flight
Articles header and epigraphs are ridiculous But look very Serious they are the following
- The great Historic date (top Header) -- Soviet Man Committed the First flight into space -- We Heartily Congratulate you, our Brother in arms, Pilot- Cosmonaut Major Gagarin! - Central Committee of the Communist Party and Soviet Government appeal to the Communist Party (itself) and the peoples of the Soviet Union, Nations and Governments of all countries ,to to all progressive Humanity
-- The Glorious Victory of out Motherland signifies the mighty power of Socialism -- Space Columbus! -- Peoples and Nations applaud the Fantastic jump of the Soviet Man in space!! --
This issue contains Soviet propaganda cartoons against militaristic NATO intentions, some articles about Yury Gagarin and many more interesting materials about his GREAT TRIUMPH!
Condition great One piece slightly torn ALL of the text is readable Gagarin's Picture, Writing and Signature are SUPERB!!!!! A TRULY RARE PAPER from Russia's space age Yuri. See Russia.
LOS ANGELES TIMES EXTRA EDITION !!!!!
THIS IS THE ORIGINAL 1962 NEWSPAPER OF THE LOS ANGELES TIMES DECLARING MARILYN'S DEATH FROM PILLS. IT IS THE EXTRA EDITION FROM MONDAY AUGUST 6,1962. THE CONDITION IS GOOD, BUT BECAUSE IT IS 44 YEARS OLD, THERE IS YELLOWING OF THE PAGES. THIS IS THE ENTIRE NEWSPAPER AS IT WAS SOLD ON THAT DAY. IT IS A RARE FIND BOTH PAPERS
LOS ANGELES TIMES
This is an original AUGUST 6,1962 Los Angeles Times with Marilyn's picture on the front page and thru out the newspaper. This is a complete newspaper with no tears in paper, just aging around the edges. You don't find this often so complete!!!
BOTH PAPERS Marilyn Speaks: Her Own Words in Last Weeks.”
The irony of this NY Daily News headline for 14 August 1962 is both haunting and
heart breaking. The cover photo is purportedly the “last photo” of Marilyn ever
taken. (The work of photographer George Barris.)
This extraordinary edition of the New York Daily News is in truly superior
condition. This newspaper has been handled very little and has never been
creased. The paper has yellowed somewhat with age, but is strong and supple.
The interior spread (which I did not photograph) features photos of a joyful
Marilyn, quoted as saying, only a scant month-and-a-half before her death, that
the “happiest time of my life is now.” The interior feature article (which I did
not photograph), entitled “Twilight of a Star,” consists of a full-page
interview with Marilyn.
Inaugural Celebration of JFK Evening Star Washington D.C. Jan 20 1961 Paper is the complete paper with Bold Headlines MILLION WATCH THE INAUGURAL PARADE Excellent condition
* Best Issues To Have
* City Where It Happened
* Historic
* Original 1963 Dallas TX
The entire set OF Dallas Papers Including a Rare Dallas News Printed Hours Before the Shooting The Dallas Herald Hours after the shooting This was the absolute FIRST DALLAS PAPER TO ADDRESS THE TRAGEDY. 2 Different Headlines cornerstone issues for any presidential death or 20th century collection
The Evening Star "Extra" -- Washington, DC November 23, 1963
"Kennedy Shot in Texas"
The Evening Star -- Washington, DC November 24, 1963 U.S. and City Mourn Kennedy; First Day for New President"
The Evening Star -- Washington, DC November 25, 1963
"Nation Mourns as Kennedy Goes to His Final Rest Today"
The Boston Traveler Kennedy's State and and the Norwich Bulletin Home town paper Fantastic piece of history . Nov 63
The Shooting that was seen LIVE on National TV takes up the front pages of BOTH DALLAS papers!
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The Dallas Morning News and the evening paper The Dallas Herald Both of them dated November 25 1963 one day after Lee Harvey Oswald was shot by Jack Ruby (Nov 24) A third paper, The Dallas Morning News ( not pictured yet) same picture Different headlines All 3 papers in Very good Condition
Kennedy Buried
WASHINGTON POST TUES. NOV. 26,1963 2 Banner Headline - Nation bury Martyred President Millions form line to Arlington Grave Fantastic Washington paper of JFK`s burial Light stain across middle of pages where it had been folded when stored away - otherwise good condition
Here is a complete, genuine
historic newspaper with the following title, date and description: THE
WASHINGTON POST, Washington, D.C., Jan. 21, 1965 The best issues to be
had for any presidential election or inauguration would be the famous Washington
Post. This issue has a nice two line banner headline:
"Johnson Takes Oath & Vows Drive For Great
Society, World Without Hate" with a ftpg. color photo of Chief Justice
Earl Warren administering the oath of office to Lyndon Baines Johnson. Many
related subheads as well. You get all 8 sections with much coverage of the
inauguration and many related photos. Very nice, clean condition with just the
slightest bit of margin wear.
The Anaheim Bulletin (News Section)
dated December 15, 1966,The same day as his death. The News section is 8 pages and has two complete
stories regarding Walt's death. This is one collectible that is really hard to
find. I know I wouldn't have it if I hadn't grown up in the shadow of
Disneyland, Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck.
Newspaper is in good condition with normal
fold marks and yellowing from being over 40 years old. The Paper is beginning to wear
through at the folds and and has been placed in a frame or some other to
preserve it .Walt Disney.
1967 Planet Of The Apes Movie Newspaper Promo 1967 4 page newspaper in very good condition.
2 Apollo Tragedy
Launch pad Fire Newspapers
JANUARY 28, 1967 ORLANDO SENTINEL
NEWSPAPER WITH THE HEADLINE; 3 ASTRONAUTS KILLED AND JANUARY 28, 1967 DAYTONA
BEACH MORNING JOURNAL WITH THE HEADLINE; ALL THREE APOLLO ASTRONAUTS DIE AS
SPACE CRAFT BURNS. The loss of Gus Grissom, Edward White and Roger Chaffee has
been somewhat lost in history since the Challenger disaster but I can still
remember the stories told to me from a friend of the family who worked on the
environmental support systems for the Apollo program. His description of that
day, the sounds and the sight never left him. Upon reading the articles the
incident is brought vividly to life in these two papers.
Each paper has the half fold crease with the expected age discoloration. The Daytona paper shows some small tears along the edges and a 1" torn hole near outer edge at the fold crease.
Apollo 1967Jane Mansfield Dies
Los Angeles Herald Examiner EXTRA June 29 1967 Front section only with the sub headlines Actress killed in crash A photo picture of the crash scene that covers little more than 1/4 the front page shows A dead Jane Mansfield in the fore ground covered in a sheet and the bloody body of Atty Ken Brody laying next to he wreckage of the car Nice paper of the SAME DAY EVENT
1968 Yuri Gagarin DEATH SOVIET NEWSPAPER REPORT
March 29 1968 Soviet newspaper "Leninskoe znamya" ("Lenin flag") report of May 29, 1968 about Gagarin death. Russian Newspaper Dedicated to Yuri Gagarin and Vladimir Seregin, who died in a Plane accident See Russia.
Proposed is a vintage issue of a Soviet Russian newspaper “Prizyv” (“Call”) of 29th of March 1968. Yuri.
Vintage Soviet NEWSPAPER Gagarin's TRAGIC DEATH Issue
The main news of the issue was tragic death of the first cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin and his flight partner Vladimir Seregin.
The fact that makes the issue even more valuable is that newspaper “Prizyv” was a local newspaper of the Vladimir region, the very region where the tragic incident took place.
Robert Kennedy Shot
June 5 1968 Los Angeles Times Bold Headline is Robert Kennedy Shot critically wounded at Victory fete with a 1/4 page picture of RFK laying on the ground He would Die at 1:44 am on June 6th, 20 hrs after the shooting and 4 1/2 yrs after his brother JFK Eyewitness reports of the shooting Entire first section Nice paper from the city where it Happened
Viet Nam Courier
Printed on Rice paper and dated July 14 1969 This paper from South Viet Nam Has the headlines of Plaf stepped up attacks Constantly Strengthening position and increasing Success Also updates to enemy Casualties and the current Number of US planes grounded since 1964 is 3304 can be seen in the upper right-hand corner of the paper Excellent Condition With minor Creases
NEIL STEPS ON THE MOON" WAPAKONETA HEADLINE
Wapakoneta, Ohio, July 21, 1969.
* Best issue to have on this historic event
* Neil Armstrong's hometown newspaper
A great issue on this significant event as this newspaper is
from Neil Armstrong's hometown. Typically
issues of this date carried a headline "Man Walks On Moon" but this hometown
newspaper personalized the report honoring their local hero with "Neil Steps On
The Moon". This is likely the only newspaper in the country with such a
headline, and not being able to have a newspaper from where the event happened,
this would be the next best thing! The front page photo shows Neil's parents.
The issue is complete in 10 pages and is in excellent condition. A very scarce
issue given the limited press run from such a small town.
July 21 1969.
Richard Nixon
1969 Washington Star Presidential Inaugural Special EditionWashington Star's 1969 Presidential Inaugural Special Edition Jan 21 1969 profiling Newly elected Richard Nixon. A Picture of Richard Nixon Takes up the entire page Good condition More Nixon papers 72 -74
June 8, 1969 On that day President Richard Nixon and President Thieu from
South Vietnam met on Midway Island to discuss the pullout of troops from
Vietnam. At 10 a.m. Air Force One touched down and shortly afterwards President
Nguyen Van Theiu's plane landed from Vietnam.
President Nixon and South Vietnamese President
Nguyen Van Thieu meet at Midway Island in the Pacific. At the meeting, Nixon
announced that 25,000 U.S. troops would be withdrawn by the end of August. Nixon
and Thieu emphasized that South Vietnamese forces would replace U.S. forces.
Along with this announcement of the first U.S. troop withdrawal, Nixon discussed
what would become known as "Vietnamization." Under this new policy, Nixon
intended to initiate steps to increase the combat capability of the Republic of
Vietnam Armed Forces so that the South Vietnamese would eventually be able to
assume full responsibility for the war.
What follows in "The Islander" is a
four page description of the events and activities of that
day which would lead the the eventual ending of the Vietnam war. Paper is an
original of what was supplied to each of us that day. President Nixon's
signature is on the bottom of the front page. He would have signed the original
paper and what we received were all copies of that document.
WOODSTOCK NEWSPAPER 8-16-69 This is the NY Daily News dated August 16, 1969. Who could forget Woodstock. This is a great paper for anyone who was there or who remembers. It also reports on Sharon Tate's death and an autopsy hearing to be held in connection with the death of MaryJo Kopechne. You remember her "So does Ted". The picture shows a #6 on it but it is not on the paper it was on the photo I scanned. Great paper Great condition. Something you might want to frame. Not complete but loaded with historic articles
MANSON
| Aug 10 1969 Los Angeles Herald Examiner HOLLYWOOD MURDERS CHARGED TO HOUSEBOY Actress Sharon Tate is among the Victim in the mass murder story gives details of the murder spree that resulted in5 murders The house confessed to police the he in fact did the killings Beautiful paper from the place where it happened |
KENT STATE KILLINGS VIETNAM HEADLINE PAPER 70 OLD CLEVELAND PLAIN DEALER FROM MAY,5,1970 HEADLINE TERROR AT KENT STATE WHEN ON THAT SAD DAY 4 STUDENT WERE DIED AND 10 WOUNDED FROM NATIONAL GUARDSMEN
Local Newspaper Editions of the
1970 Marshall University Plane Crash
On the evening of November 14, 1970, a chartered jet carrying 75 Marshall football players, coaches and fans crashed on its approach to Tri-State Airport in Huntington, West Virginia. The plane was returning from Greenville, NC, where East Carolina University defeated the Marshall team that Saturday afternoon.
These papers
includes local newspaper accounts from The Herald-Advertiser's Sunday Morning November 15, 1970 newspaper edition (18 pages), and The Herald-Dispatch's Monday Morning, November 16 edition (22 pages), and The Herald-Dispatch's Wednesday Morning November 18 edition (22 pages).
Aside from mild paper aging, creases and a few minor tears along the edges, they are in good condition.
RARE FIND!! WHOLE NEWSPAPER ALL SECTIONS AUTO ADDS TOO
Wednesday Morning September 6th 1972, The Register Newspaper that is pictured, WHOLE NEWS PAPER!!
RARE FIND!! WHOLE NEWSPAPER ALL SECTIONS AUTO ADDS TOO
Wednesday Morning September 8th 1972, The Register Newspaper that is pictured, WHOLE NEWS PAPER!!
7 COMPLETE Washington newspapers 1972-74 Watergate Scandal
BEST LOCAL coverage of Richard Nixon downfall 1972-1974
BEST coverage of the highlights (or lowlights if you wish) of the WATERGATE SCANDAL from the re-election of Richard Nixon as President and ending with the resignation of Nixon in disgrace. The Washington Post was THE newspaper with the BEST coverage of this scandal (Woodward and Bernstein). Great LOCAL DC archive for someone interested in this fascinating era in US history !!
NIXON WINS
Complete, genuine historic newspaper with the following title, date and description: THE WASHINGTON POST, Washington, D.C., Nov 8, 1972 The best issues to be had for any presidential election or inauguration would be the famous Washington Post. This issue has a nice two line banner headline: "NIXON WINS LANDSLIDE VICTORY DEMOCRATS HOLD HOUSE AND SENATE " with a ftpg. color photo of Richard Nixon waving Many related subheads as well. 8 sections with much coverage of the inauguration and many related photos. Very nice, clean condition with just the slightest bit of margin wear.
Richard Nixon
1973 Washington Star Presidential Inaugural Special EditionWashington Star's 1973 Presidential Inaugural Special Edition Jan 21 1973 profiling then re-elected President Richard Nixon. This issue has a nice two line banner headline: "Nixon Holds Out Hope of Peace As He Begins His Second Term" with a nice ftpg. color photo showing Nixon taking the oath of office. Various related subheads as well. There are two sections to this issue present, the back section headed "Inauguration '73". Very nice condition with some very minor wear
Oct 21, 1973
WASHINGTON POST Nixon Forces Firing of Cox Richardson Rucklesaus Quit
1974 ARGENTINA NEWSPAPERS of PERON DEATH
3 of the most important Argentine newspapers reports of Peron President death and all its consequences.
Nation's homage to Peron - He will be transferred tomorrow to the Olivos official residency by Clarin July 3rd, 1974
Today he will be transferred to Olivos - All activities will begin again at noon by Clarín July 4th, 1974.
People's sorrow because of Peron death - María Estela Martinez de Peron is the new president by Clarín July 2nd, 1974.
July 25 1974
,WASHINGTON POST Court Order to Yield tapes President promises to comply
July 28 1974
WASHINGTON POST Judiciary committee Approves article to Impeach President Nixon 27 to 11
July 30 1974
WASHINGTON POST Second Impeach article voted
Nixon won't Resign
WASHINGTON POST NEWSPAPER Aug 7, 1974
WASHINGTON POST newspaper dated Friday, August 7, 1974, with the headliner NIXON Says he wont RESIGN. Front page of Resignation urged by G.O.P senators Rhodes will vote to impeach Feels such a step would be outside the Constitution Front section only Excellent condition
WASHINGTON POST NEWSPAPER Aug 9, 1974
WASHINGTON POST newspaper dated Friday, August 9, 1974, with the headliner NIXON RESIGNS. Gerald Ford, Jr. assumed NIXON'S presidency on August 9, 1974, after NIXON announced his resignation. The paper has a 3/4 photo shot of NIXON embracing his daughter, JULIE NIXON, after his decision to resign as the 37th President of the United States. Slightly faded.
Watergate SEE The last paper of WatergateHere is a complete, genuine historic newspaper with the following title, date and description: WASHINGTON STAR-NEWS, Washington, D.C., Aug. 9, 1974 The best issues to be had for any major political event would be those from Washington, D.C. Here is one such issue with the ftpg. featuring a banner headline: "Ford Becomes President" with subheads: "Nixon Leaves For San Clemente" and "Swearing In Set For Noon" "TV Speech Informs Nation" and more . The ftpg. also features a photo of Ford, and one of President Nixon as well. Ford holds the distinction of being the only President of the United States not to be elected into office as either Vice President or President. This is the complete newspaper with all 8 sections. Very nice, clean condition.
Here is a complete, genuine historic newspaper with the following title, date and description: THE WASHINGTON POST, Washington, D.C., Sept. 9, 1974 The best newspaper to be had for any political event would be the famous Washington Post. The two-line banner headline on this issue remains one of the more historic in all of presidential history, reading: " Ford Grants Nixon Full Pardon, Says He Has 'Suffered Enough' ", with various related subheads as well. The ftpg. also includes a photo of President Gerald Ford reading the statement granting Nixon the pardon. Also on the ftpg. is a photo and article on Evel Knievel's attempt to jump the Grand Canyon. Complete with all 4 sections, nice condition.
The NY Daily News dated Jan 25, 1975. WALL ST. BOMB KILLS 4, HURTS 43. RIPS HISTORIC TAVERN & CLUB. Paper is in good condition for it's age
Here is a complete, genuine historic newspaper with the following title, date and description: THE WASHINGTON POST, Washington, D.C., Jan. 21, 1977 The best newspaper to be had for any presidential election or inauguration would be the famous Washington Post. The two-line banner headline reads " Carter Is Sworn In as President; Asks 'Fresh Faith in Old Dream' ", with various related subheads as well. The ftpg. also includes a large photo of President Jimmy Carter walking down Pennsylvania Avenue following the inaugural proceedings. Complete with all 4 sections and in nice condition.
COMPLETE ORIGINAL newspaper, the Anchorage
Daily News (ALASKA) dated June 20, 1977. Front page headline and long report
on the beginning of the oil flowing from the terminal at Prudoe Bay in Alaska
when the Alaskan pipeline was completed. This is the beginning of the Alaskan
oil rush - and in the LOCAL Alaska newspaper !!
1977 WORLD TRADE CENTER BLACKOUT
The complete ABSOLUTELY GENUINE issue of the famous NEW YORK TIMES newspaper dated July 14, 1977 which is the famous "blackout" issue, reporting the power failure which paralyzed the city at that time, so much so that the TIMES had to print this special issue on presses in New Jersey--an unusual keepsake. The photo on the front page features an eerie photo of the New York skyline dominantly by a ghost-like image of the World Trade Center, which was just six years old at that time. .
1977 ELVIS PRESLEY DEATH In Memphis TN Newspaper
The Commercial Appeal,
August 17, 1977.
Headlines of this genuine paper are "Death captures crown of Rock and Roll" This MEMPHIS newspaper has 2 Photos Ones of Elvis Signing an Autograph for a fan and the other is of a hearse taking Elvis` body from the hospital,. Good condition.
MEMPHIS PRESS-SCIMITAR,
Here is a complete, genuine historic newspaper with the following title, date and description: MEMPHIS PRESS-SCIMITAR, Memphis, TN, August 17, 1977. This 50 page newspaper has a historic front page banner headline: "A Lonely Life Ends on Elvis Presley Boulevard" with subheads and related photos. Photos inside as well. Best to have in this title. Good condition.
1979 MIDEAST JIMMYCARTER Newspaper
THE EGYPTIAN GAZETTE, two issues: 100th No. 31, 670 (Friday March 9, 1979) and 100th No. 31, 673 (March 13, 1979)
THE EGYPTIAN MAIL, one issue, No. 1288 1531 (Saturday, March 10, 1979).
All three issues are written in English with headlines such as "Carter Off to Israel Today: Leaders voice hope but problems exist", "Chinese Still in Vietnam", "Bazargan [Iranian Prime Minister} facing Turmoil", "U. S. Planes on Way to Saudi Arabia", "Massive Crowds Give Carter Tumultous Welcome", "Sadat: We Shall Work Together to Make Peace a Living Reality", "Arabs Must Invest in Nuclear Power", "Iranian Women Protest Against Black Chador", "Middle East Peace Efforts in Tight Straits", "Mondale Defends U. S. Gulf Policy" and much much more. Illustrated throughout with photos of various Arabic leaders form throughout the Persian Gulf and of Carter's visit. Includes also an advertising illustration of for the P. L. O. highlighting the situation of Palestinian children furing the U.N.'s Year of the Child. Also includes portrait advertising of Egyptian President Mohammed Anwar el Sadat and President Jimmy Carter joining together in a peace initiative.
The Egyptian Gazette first appeared on 26 January 1880 smack in the middle of an Egyptian financial crisis. Its five founders: Messrs. Edmund Carver, Charles Frederick Moberly Bell, John Ross, Andrew Victor Philip and Charles Royle were respectively a cotton trader, the London Times manager, a shipping magnate, an editor and a barrister. Out of this financial crisis came a 72-year British military occupation with three decades of strident economic and agricultural reforms. The era of the Anglo-Egyptian had arrived-that cadre of self-important civil servants who oiled the bureaucratic wheels that ran the growing British-run Egyptian administration. Consequently, the Egyptian Gazette became the principle vehicle for discussion of business and economic matters, and the dissemination of British policy in Egypt. Includes advertisements for Volkswagen Bug and commercial vehicles, Citibank, and Lufthansa Airlines. Headlines and conflicts covered in 1979 are again reflected in today's newspaper headlines. Overall in VERY GOOD condition with normal wear to edges, but crisp, clean, and tight
This is a very rare Newspaper about JOHN WAYNE'S DEATH . Its from the home town Newspaper close to where he
lived. Its a complete newspaper from that time in Dated June 12 1979. The paper is in good shape do to its age and has some yellowing. The paper Mainly is about the life and times of JOHN WAYNE.