Apollo 10 Finds Smooth Moon Landing Site and Bouldery Area
Astronauts report Site 2 near the Sea of Tranquility looks smooth for Apollo 11 in July while Site 1 east of it shows abundant boulders. Pilot Cernan and copilot Stafford describe terrain and sighting from 69 miles above, noting distinct shades and rocks as crucial safety considerations.
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Galveston Bay
Stafford
Sea of Tranquility
Site 2
Lunar Equator
Cernan
Earth
Site
Moon
Space Agency
McCart Refuses to Quit Post as Indiana Correction Chief
Indiana correction commissioner James E. McCart declines to resign after indictment by a Putnam County grand jury on theft connected to missing beef from the Indiana State Farm at Putnamville. Gov. Whitcomb had urged McCart to take leave, then resign, while officials face related indictments.
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Indianapolis — Indiana Correction
James E. McCart
Edgar D. Whitcomb
McCart
Putnam County
Grand Jury
Indiana
Putnamville
Greencastle
State Penal and Correctional System
Whitcomb
James McCart
Correction
Department of Correction
Putnam County Grand Jury
Apollo 10 Schedule Outlines Day's Key Events
This schedule lists Apollo 10 activities in Eastern time starting with a 15 minute television at 1 38 am. EDT followed by lunar ascent engine firings until fuel depletion and orbiting sun. A nine hour rest begins at 2 00 am and crew wake is at 11 00 am with a 10 minute television at 7 20 pm and a three and a half hour rest period at 9 40 pm.
Apollo 10 Lander Experiences Unexplained Gyro as It Prepares for Return
Apollo 10 astronauts Thomas Stafford and Eugene Cernan manage a wild gyration during jettison of the lunar lander Snoopy after two low passes. They fire the ascent engine at 7:45 p.m. EDT and rendezvous with the command ship, commanded by John Young, marking progress toward a moon mission in July.
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Earth
John W. Young
Lunar
Cernan
Moon
Charlie
C Nan
Charles Duke
Houston Control Center
Utility Employee Beaten at Rangeline Auto Parts
A troubleshooter for City Light and Power was assaulted while shutting off power at Rangeline Auto Parts on Rangeline Rd. William W. Ritchie, 1211 Frances St, said Gale Tabor, an employee of the parts firm, struck him under the left eye with a 2x4 as two others approached. Ritchie sustained a head bump, no broken bones. Police expect to question Ritchie today. charges not yet determined. Power halt reportedly tied to delinquent bill payments.
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City Light and Power Department
Rangeline Auto Parts
Rangeline Rd
William W. Ritchie
Frances Sn
Ritchie
Gale Tabor
Light and Power
Frank C. Yarling
Yarling
Nixon Discloses Court Appointment Formula and Burger Choice
President Nixon outlined his method for selecting a chief justice focusing on elevation from lower federal courts without regard to race religion or geography. He named Warren Burger as his preferred nominee to replace Earl Warren and indicated an associate justice would follow after Senate confirmation. He noted several other candidates who had withdrawn including Mitchell Brownell Dewey Stewart and Rhyne.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Supreme Court
U.S
Warren Earl Burger
District of Columbia Circuit Court of Appeals
Earl Warren
United States
Abe Fortas
Burger
Senate
Fortas
Execu
Tive
John N. Mitchell
Herbert Brownell
Thomas FE. Dewey
New York
GOP
High Court
Potter Stewart
Charles SS. Rhyne
The
American Bar
Duke University Law School
Stewart
Mitchell
Brownell
Dewey
Rhyne
Griffith Advanced To Hydra-Matic Works Manager
Griffith, longtime Anderson industrial and civic figure, has been named works manager of GM Hydra-Matic Division at Ypsilanti Michigan. Announcement came from Hydra-Matic GM J Stewart Garlic. Griffith had been with Delco Remy Division since 1950 and served as manufacturing manager here.
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George W. Griffith
Anderson
General Motors
Hydra-Matic
Ypsilanti
Mica
Hydra-Matic Division
J. Stewart Garlic
Griffith
Delco-Remy
Ing
Mark A. Brewer
Fairmount
Perry W House
Brewer
New Brunswick
N.J
Edgar E. Ward Jr
R. K. Williams
Ward
Anderson High School
Purdue University
United States Military Academy
West Point
N.Y
U.S. Army
Korea
Anderson Man Hurt In Two Car Crash At U S 40 Indiana
Royden F. E. Cox 57 of 1625 Poplar Anderson survived a two car collision at the U S 40 and Ind 1 intersection but two Cambridge City women died in the crash Mrs Olga M Page 57 and Mrs Edna Bachmann 84 both from Cambridge City. State police said Cox failed to stop and struck Page s car as reported from Reid Memorial Hospital.
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Anderson
Richmond
Cambridge City
Reid Memorial Hospital
Royden FE. Cox
Poplar
U.S. 40
Ind. 1
Olga M. Page
Edna Bachmann
Cambrddge City
Cox
Page
Whitcomb unveils $442.2 million Indiana highway program
Gov. Edgar D. Whitcomb and the State Highway Commission announce a $442.2 million plan to complete 160 miles of interstates 69 94 and related routes plus $72.8 million in primary roads and $82.3 million for engineering and bridges. The program advances ahead of schedule due to a 2 cent motor fuel tax hike with a $6.5 million resurfacing initiative for the year.
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Indiana
Anderson
Indianapolis
Edgar D. Whitcomb
Merion County
Castleton
Fishers
Hamilton County
Angola
Pendleton
State Highway Commission
Chicago
Detroit
Commission
Dramatic Players Tenth Anniversary Feature Promises Spotlight
A Tenth Anniversary feature highlights Dramatic Players with page 8 coverage. The Herald Today spotlights the troupe's history and latest performances in a vivid profile.
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the Herald Today
Dramatic Players
GOP Club Readies Election at Grandview Meet Tonight
Madison County Lincoln Club lays plans for its annual election meeting at Grandview Clubhouse Saturday at 7 30 p m with a western style steak barbecue from 6 to 7 p m George Hawes acts as president filling the late Donald Williams term State Treasurer John K Snyder may seek the 1970 Republican U S Senate nomination alongside 10th District GOP Chairman Jerry Hodson of New Castle Committee heads include O Neil Watkins Gudgel Snyder and Gudgel current officers Hawes Gudgel treasurer and Snyder secretary The club also outlines plans for future events such as professional baseball football trips a corn roast and other activities
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Madison County
Lincoln Club
Grandview
George Hawes
Donald Williams
John K. Snyder
U.S
10Th District
GOP
Jerry Hodson
New Castle
Paul O'Neil
William Watkins
Richard Gudgel
Watkins
Dan Snyder
Steve Gudgel
Hawes
Gudgel
Snyder
Classified Ad Offers Cash For Sellable Items
The notice describes a three day insertion canceled after day two and invites readers to look around home and garage for items to sell via a classified ad, offering help and a contact phone number 643-5371.
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Hanoi
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