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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1965
Page
7
Space experts at the Unmanned Spacecraft Meeting call sterilizing spacecraft a major hurdle as missions grow. An oven to reach 300 degrees Fahrenheit for 24 hours could sterilize the vehicle, but sterilizing sensitive electronics remains the toughest task to prevent Earth microbes or viruses from contaminating other worlds.
Mrs. Harris Frank visited Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Kibble in Reedsville. Several groups including Lawrence Hasbargen Pomeroy and Lynall Lyons Tuppers Plains called on local residents. Others hosting or visiting relatives and friends span Columbus Raine Raine? and surrounding towns with names such as Carter, Holter, Curtis, Newell, Beegle, Walker, Yates, and Larkins.
A vast push button re employment system is under way to reassign thousands of civilians laid off by military shutdowns. The Defense Central Referral System will use an electronic computer to match workers to new jobs across 560 installations, with Brooklyn Navy Yard leading closures set for June 30, 1966.
Corning Sunflower Chapter Eastern Star plans initiation at 7 30 p m Monday in Masonic Temple. Annual inspection set for March 22. Methodist Class 13 to meet March 9 at Flora Briggs home. Rev Raymon’s Baptist Church Home news noted. Leah Plant led a program. fourtee n members and a guest attended. next meeting March 24 at Elizabeth Post home. Danny Altier, son of Mrs, will join Army for three years with basic at Fort Knox then Aberdeen proving grounds for automotive repair training. 14 day leave before Maryland assignment. Patty Gerlica and Paul Tencree visited. John Gerlica mentioned.
Mrs. Cecil Lewis of Columbus and Mrs. Rita Wright hosted and visited several families in Kyger and nearby towns. The record notes multiple couples and individuals visiting in Gallipolis Cheshire Coolville Rutland Nelsonville Columbus Canal Winchester and Labrador news of a first anniversary for James Wright and a surprise birthnet incident at Loompaneer home.
Porter ones GARNET RUSSELL ATER-Mrs. Clouis Bf ee eon Mr. and Mrs. Joe Willard of Charleston the weekend with Mrs. G G Gullett Mrs. Stanley Ward of Columbus recently visited her father Mr Sherman Kemper BROIL FRENCH TOAST Discover what its like to broil a french toast It cooks faster and you can make nine pried at a time in the broiler your range It eliminates smoke too Served with a warm sundae feuce this makes an excellent land inexpensive dessert.
Florida citrus vegetable and sugar cane losses reach 4 to 6 million dollars as growers fail to move ripe fruit due to a labor shortage sparked by Congress ending a migrant work program. Domestic workers seek higher or less menial jobs, while imported labor remains unavailable.
Howard Welch of Carpenter visited the Prices and the Deans. Harry Bolin went to Middleport to stay with the Howells and Jewells. Mrs. James Clark visited Columbus households. Mrs. Nada Townsend hosted Bill Scott and family and the Staneys from Harrisonville. Bob Derenberger, based in Columbus, recently returned to Resign area. Snowville guests of C. A. Bolin included Paul Stanley and daughters.
Pierre Salinger, former White House press secretary, discusses Kennedy and Johnson era press strategies and press conferences in an exclusive view on At Issue. Four Washington correspondents—Alan Otten, Ben Bakkidian, Douglas Riker, and Philip Potter—analyze Johnson era press handling.
SRA Reading Program visited the Elementary School to review progress. Initiated at Poston School in 1963 64, it now covers all grades this year. Program aims to reinforce basic reading, not replace it. Poston teachers listed by grade and attending teachers from the Local School District plus Trimble District initiation this year with named staff participants.
Mrs. S rooker and Mrs. Ruth Panic visited Zanesville for the funeral of their cousin Mr. Jack Brooker Longstreth at Johnsons funeral home in Nelsonville. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Brown and Mr. Andrew Rob son spent a weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hayes in Akron.
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