Calendar of May church and club events
Calendar of Coming Events lists meetings and socials from May 2 to May 4. Groups include First Presbyterian circles hosted by Mrs Manning and Mrs Buron, First Methodist W S C S at the church, Men of the First Presbyterian, Seventh and Main Baptist Royal Service, Business and Professional Women at Gem cafe, First Baptist family night and conference, and Bartley Woods Improvement Club covered dish supper at the Community Center.
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First Presbyterian Circle No
David Manning
Herbert Buron
T. A. Ford
First Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service
Gem Cafe
First Baptist Family
Bartley Woods Improvement Club
Soviets Plan Power Show For May Day
Soviet May Day celebration will feature a Moscow parade through Red Square and a display of surface-to-air missiles used in North Vietnam. The event includes a concert, fireworks, and a spaceborne rendition of The Internationale from Lunar 10, orbiting above.
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Moscow
UPS
Red Square
Viet Nam
Threuch
Soviet Union
Centaur Tamed Hydrogen Fuel
NASA said the Centaur rocket tamed liquid hydrogen in space on April 7 marking a major engineering advance for moon missions though it failed a later orbit restart. NASA plans using another Centaur for an unmanned surveyor to attempt a lunar landing with a target May 29. A fault in the attitude control system caused hydrogen fuel refining problems.
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Cape Kennedy
UPI
Federal Space Agency
U.S
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Lunar
Centaur
Bonham Plant Lists New Employees and Transfers
The Bonham plant announces new hires Brenda Hamner Clifton Underwood Floyd Nichols Palmer Rayford Paul Vaughn and Roy Jesus bringing total employment to 383. Several workers transfer to different operator roles and management shifts include Truman Caldwell Owen Glover Dalton Owens and Leonard Bailey. Also welcomed are newborns Denita Lea and Terri Alison with details of birth dates and weights. Terry Lynch returns from a two year military leave.
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Bonham
Brenda Hamner
Clifton Underwood
Floyd Nichols
Palmer Rayford
Paul Vaughn
Roy Jesus
Cecil Jones
J. D. Atchley
Serviceman
Billy Partridge
Ccw
Lonnie Stockton
Fork Hift
Millman
James Cockrill
Harold Staton
W. T. Gilbert
Gene Thurman
No 5
Truman Caldwell
Owen Glover
Dalton Owens
Leonard Bailey
Don
Pamala Nelms
Denita Lea
Albert Earl
Betty Lackey
Terri Alison
Terry Lynch
Parishioners to test mine claim for new church site
Auburn California parishioners of St. Paul's Lutheran to mine a few tons of ore from the proposed church site and smelt it to determine if a rich gold vein exists or if the find is only rock. Rev Charles Rauschek said the test would prove feasibility.
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Auburn
Calif
UPI
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Charles Rauschek
Lodge Enroute To U S For Policy Talks
U S Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge arrived in Rome for a layover on his return to the United States. Vatican sources suggested a possible meeting with Pope Paul VI to brief on Vietnam, while officials offered no confirmation. A Vatican source called a meeting likely as Gromyko’s audience with the pope was noted.
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UPI
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
Viet Nam
United States
Vatican
Paul VI
Lodge
Lve
Pope Paul
Groamyko
Holy Father
Andrei Gromyko
Texas business activity hits record high in March
A UPI report cites a Bureau of Business Research index showing March activity at a record high, up 4 percent from February and 9 percent above early 1965 levels. Non farm employment rose for the eighth straight month, with March jobs more than 115000 above March 1965.
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UPI
Bureau of Business Research
University of Texas Research Group
Texas Business Review
Aid Cut Asked By U.S. Chamber Of Commerce
The U S Chamber opposes a $187 million reduction in Johnson's $2.4 billion foreign aid authorization for the year starting July 1. A spokesman said the cut should not reduce the $500 million for Viet Nam supporting assistance.
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Washington
API
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Johnson
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Chamber
Viet Nam
Orangutans Begin Bond at Milwaukee Zoo Honeymoon Planned
Cleveland Chang, a 290 pound male, and Tia at Milwaukee County Zoo shared a gentle first contact behind bars. George Speidel, zoo director, said the meeting was hopeful as he arranges a breeding loan to aid endangered orangutan numbers. Speidel plans a first possible union after about a week.
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Milwaukee, Wis
UPI
Cleveland Chang
Tia
Chang
George Speidel
Milwaukee County Zoo
Speidel
Cleveland Zoo
Cotton Used in Book Bindings and Paper Making
Cotton fiber serves as a key material in both book bindings and papermaking, valued for strength, durability, and high-quality texture. Industries highlight its role in archival papers and leatherbound volumes, supporting longevity and print integrity.
Chou En Lai vows China will aid North Vietnam
In Peking Chou En Lai declared China would match U S U.S. efforts in Viet Nam and reject peace talks. He urged mass rally support for the North Vietnamese Communists and warned that expanded war would bring disaster to U S imperialists.
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Tokyo
UPT
Chou En-Lai
United States
Chou
Peking
New China News Agency
U.S
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