Gemini 11 Space Mission Shows New Tether Potential
SPACE CENTEX Houston reports Gemini 11 mission reveals tethered link to a satellite, demonstrating advanced rendezvous skills and spacewalk capabilities. Dr. Robert Gilruth calls the tethering concept extremely fascinating, noting it opens a new world of in space operations. The mission proves U.S. astronauts can perform complex EVA tasks and rendezvous essential for future flights.
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Space Centex
Houston
UPS
Robert, R. Gilruth
Manned Spacecraft Center
U.S
Man Hes
Totfet
Gemini 11 shows space tethering and gravity hint
Gemini 11 astronauts Conrad and Gordon tested a tethered orbit with a spent section. The recovered unit drifted to 120 feet depth as Navy divers attempted rescue before giving up. Gilruth hailed the demo as proof that two satellites can link in space and that artificial gravity concepts may aid long voyages.
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USS
Guam
UPS
Alec Meses
Navy
Rand RY
Charles Conrad
Richard Gordon
Gemini
Rogmen
Paul Deaton
Statesville
N.C
Samuel Saieva
Muse
Gilruth
Earth
Charles’ Conrad
Astronaus
Four States Team Up To Fight Pollution
MADISON Wisconsin official reports show Wisconsin Michigan Illinois and Indiana agreeing Thursday to cooperate on stopping pollution from lake dredgings to protect Lake Michigan. Governor Warren Knowles says state laws already ban dumping waste that pollutes water and the pact aims to prevent any potential contamination through coordinated dredging practices.
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Madison
Wis
UPT
Wisconsi
Glinds
Tecan
Igan
Lake
Michigso
Warren Knowles
Elwood Social Activities and September CWE Meeting
Elwood club reports a September tour to Bowvouff's Furniture and a Christian Woman's Fellowship meeting on September 21 at East Main Street Church. Members will meet at 7 30 p.m. at Bouvff's, then visit the home of Mary Clary with cohosts, to plan a birthday party and general CWE session. Mrs. Sharon Rector told Gertrude Behanna’s life story about God Isn't Dead. Refreshments served to 15 members and two guests. Next meeting set for Oct 1 at 1 30 p.m. at Mrs. Lestee Alexander's home. Coffee at Mangas Osseteria annex for Welcome Wagon Club. new residents attend.
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Elwood
Bowvif
Naomi Circle of
Christian Woman's Fellowship
East Main St
Bouvff's
Tour
Mary Clary
Donna Richmond
Sy Nes
Woodrow Etchison
Scamore Hills
Robert Meeting
Benedic
CWE
CWF
Sharon Rector
Gertrude Behanna
Charles Bryan
God
Earth
Lestee Alexander
Anderson
Wagon Club
Mangas. Osseteria Annex
Robert Shawler
Mary Gerlach
Franke R. Howat
Chile
Lora Osting
Hazel Warner
John Gilbert
Latsie Spahr
Mabel Allen
Mazel Warner
Vera Hollowell
Zelpha Adams
Jean Leever
Jean Phillips
Nellie Johnson
Young Mathers
Lucy i Castor
Shirley Giselbach
County Candidates Forum at Elwood GOP Offices
A county Republicans group met at the Elwood GOP headquarters at 1426 Main St for a question and answer session. Attendees included John Snyder, Opal Gilliam, George Burdsall, Alpha Byron, and several state representatives and county officials.
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GOP
Elwood
Elwoor
Madlison County
Main St
John Snyder
Opal Gilliam
George Burdsall
Bill Wood
South District
Alpha Byron
William Hollingsworth
Assor
Horate Mays
Joy Clark
Morris Curler
Lowell Butcher
Roy Belcort
Ken Bayes
Bob Humphrey
Presbyterian church Begins Fall Schedule
Presbyterian church resumes fall schedule with multiple services at 9:30 and 11:00. Don Neven directs choral music, with Ball State ties. David Goucher on organ. Coffee hour in Recreation Room after worship. Church school leaders trained for all ages at 9:30. Venture and Texis clubs meet monthly. Ball State religious services for young adults second Sunday. Separate note: Indiana records show $434 needed to balance books for Don Wise case May 1964–May 1965.
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First Presbyterian Church
Don Neven
Neven
Ball State Universiy
David Goucher
Board of Deacons
Thomas Kennedy
Charles Barthslomew
Ronald Waugh
Donald Maxstadt
William C. Edmundson
Venture Club
Texis Club
Ball State
Indianapolis
Democrat Rally North Of Tipton For Bob Slaton
A campaign rally for Bob Slaton the Democratic candidate will be held Sunday July 19 from 2 to 4 pm at Gir Peb be farm north of Tipton. Indiana officials Senator Birch Bayh and district candidates will attend to discuss national policy. Refreshments served.
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Elwood
Gir Pebbe Farm
Tipton
Oral High
Bob Slaton
Pam
Birch Bayh
Congressimely
Mil Reuss
Staten
Rt. 2
Carmel
Staten, Ward, and Underwood
Indianapolis
American Bar Association
Indiana State Bar Association
Shate
Sanagor Bayhone Staton
Mrs Loretta Jordon Dies Tuesday Night
Funeral services for Loretta G Soria of 200 Lakeview Dr Hubart, who died Tuesday night at Mercy Hospital after illness, will be held at 2 o'clock at Kilox Chapel Cemetery north of the city. Reverend James Mechain will officiate.
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Elwood
Loretta G. Soria
Lakeview
Hubart
Mercy
Tnsp
Tal
James Meciain Aiticlatiis
Rurdal
Nyrde
Kilox Chapel
Elwood's Mercy Hospital Report Admits and Dismissals
Mercy Hospital admissions include Daniel Jackson and Mrs Garland W Lane at 1935 N B St plus Elsa Lane and Mrs Irene Shively. Newborns to Me and Mr Filbert Alendarez, a girl, and to Mr. and Mrs Clarence Ballinger, a boy. Dismissals listed for several residents. Ambulance trips note Betty Courtney admitted to Robert Long Hospital and Carl Miller moved from Mercy to home. John Starkey transferred to Methodist Hospital and returned.
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Elwood
Mercy Hospital
Daniel Jackson
Garland W
Elsa Lane
Timothy Overdorf
Goth
Irene Shively
N. Ath
Filbert Alendarez
Orestes
Clarence Ballinger
Eddie Stage
Larry Ens
Raf
David Cress
Jan Keitch
Clifford Tomlinson
Virginia Shatinan
S.J St
Allen Rode
St. Ambulance
Betty Courtney
S. K SL
Robert Long
Indianapolis
Carl Miller
Pat
N.C St
Robert L. Jackley
John Starkey
S. A St
Methodist
Ohio River 2020 Outlook For Basin Water and Power
Federal and state coordinators wrapped a two day Ohio River Basin Comprehensive Survey session in Columbus with projections for 2020. Gaum said population could double and industrial output rise sixfold, driving demand for water, waste treatment, navigation, flood control, and energy. Estimates total at least 32 billion dollars for 65 years, with programs for water and land resources at 14 billion and flood control and waste projects at 18.5 billion. Committee plans final approval of matching fund rules under the Water Resources Planning Act of 1965 to support development.
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Ohio
Carl H. Gauma
Army Engineers
Cincinnati
Ohio River
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Llinois
Gaunt
Gaum
Reuben Johnson
Federal Water Resources Commission
Water Resources Planning
Fohnson
Kentucky
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Virginia
Ilinois
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Tennessee
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