If you google "[newspaper name] archive" then you'll be able to find digitised copies of most major newspapers. The archives are usually pay to use but most allow you to view 3-5 articles as a trial which should be enough for your purpose. I have full access to the New York Times and Times (of London) archives so I've messaged you the stories from their editions on the 29th and 30th of June.

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