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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1972
Page
3
In Wapakoneta Ohio the Armstrong Museum will display the lunar rock Neil Armstrong brought from the first manned moon mission. The object will pass through hands again on the Thursday marked by the Apollo milestone and Armstong memorabilia era.
Apollo 11 commander Neil Armstrong, a native of Wapakoneta, will join Tricia Nixon Cox to open the Armstrong Air and Space Museum. The 6000 square foot facility honors Ohioans in space and features a moon rock, a Jupiter rocket segment, a Gemini VIII display, and an infinity mirror sphere.
Police clashed with members of the Stones as the group awaited baggage at Warwick airport. Richard and Moore faced assault and misdemeanor counts, Jagger and Chess were charged with obstruction, and Frank with assault on an officer during the incident. The group was ordered to appear August 23 in District Court.
Orville Cupps of the Social Security Administration explained increases up to 20 percent for pensioners at the Athens Rotary Club. He noted the 20 percent rise takes effect Oct 3 and will be reflected in September payments, with about 192 more dollars per year in tax. The Marietta official outlined a 5.5 percent tax on a 10 800 base for the average worker.
A little league tournament for regular teams starts at Chauncey-Dover Memorial Field on Monday July 31 and runs until a winner is crowned. entry requires a $15 fee and scorebooks submitted via Tom Blower or John Matheny. Drawings for team pairings set for Friday July 21 at 6 p.m. at the Chauncey field.
The White House disclosed that Henry Kissinger, Nixon's security adviser, was in Paris for secret talks with North Vietnamese negotiators Le Duc Tho and Xuan Thuy. Kissinger flew to Paris on Tuesday and planned to return to Washington by Wednesday, after a period of secrecy over his whereabouts.
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