Apollo 11 Mission Profile From Saturn V Power to Moon Landing
The article outlines the Apollo 11 mission with Neil Armstrong Edwin Aldrin Jr. and Michael Collins aboard the Saturn V, detailing the three stage rockets the Lunar Module ascent and lunar landing plan. It notes the launch from Pad 39 the 230 000 mile journey the lunar orbit docking and the moon landing with Armstrong to walk on the moon and return.
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Earth
Neil Armstrong
Edwin Aldrin, Jr
Michael Collins
Destiny
Armstrong
Turee
Moon
Apollo L
Cape Kennedy Complex 39
Complex 3
Traffic Mishaps Not Damage To Vehicles One Injury Reported
Weekend and early week accidents kept City Police busy with only one reported injury. A 1962 Chevrolet driven by Roy Earl Haines hit a tree on South College Street, sustaining about 400 dollars in damage. Haines was cited for improper control and unsafe speed.
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John Shearin
Chevrolet
Roy Earl Haines
Cameron
South College Street
Haines
Butler
White
17Th Street
North Jackson
James J. Lester
Carlie G. Searhor
Lester
Joe Lee Humplik
Andres Baguez
Battle
Austin Stpeets
Christina Rouwmere
Newton Hospital
Shearin
Raynes
Passsinay
Jasper B. Oglesby
Ot Wheeler
John Fi. Henderson Sr
Henderson
With I M L Cigarettes and Smokers in a New York City Smog Issue
The piece discusses cigarette use at home and in schools, noting cautions about health and life expectancy. It cites New York City air pollution, smog, and the idea of NYC seceding from New York State as a metaphorical escape from urban air problems. It contrasts smokers and non-smokers and mentions media campaigns.
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Manhattan
New York
New York City
Judge Sets August Trial For Ellison
Jesse Ellison of Temple had his trial scheduled for Tuesday August 19 in 20th District Court before District Judge W C Wallace at a pre trial hearing. Ellison was convicted of armed robbery in Falls County in February 1966 and sentenced to the electric chair. A venue change to Milam County was ordered in April. He faces a Bell County indictment for rape tied to a liquor store robbery and kidnapping. Court appointed attorneys Don Humble and Fd Magre represent Ellison.
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Jesse Ellison
Temple
20Th District Court
W. C. Wallace
Ellison
Falls County
Milam County
Bell County
Now Showing Goes On Summer Vacation
The Herald announces its television supplement will be out of print for about three months. Summer reruns will replace it, with a fall announcement when new programs begin.
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Mer
Herald
Watch the Herald
Story Hour Starts Two Month Program At Cameron Library
Cameron Public Library opens a two month Story Hour program for children July 3 through August 2. Mrs Ladis Marek Jr leads sessions each Thursday from 10 30 to 11 30 am with two groups preschool and grades one to three. Cadet Girl Scouts will present stories and crafts in July and volunteers for August are to be announced. A State Library certificate will be awarded to children who read at least 12 books during the session.
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Cameron Public Library
Ladis Marek, Jr
Marek
Girl Scouts
Atpust
Two Men Charged In Hudson Burglary Case
Morris Spriggs of Cameron and Robert Earl Jones of Temple face burglary charges in Justice of Peace Jess Brock's Court for stealing television sets from Hudson's TV in Cameron about two months ago. Spriggs posted bond while Jones was captured in Belt after release from Hell County Jail and is jailed in Milam County.
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Milam County
Justice of Peace
Jess Brock
Morris Spriggs
Cameron
Robert Earl Jones
Temple
Hudson’s
Hudson's
Spriggs
Shearin
Jones
Belt
Hell County
Violent Weather Brings Heat Wave Relief In Area
Milam County reports light rains and cooler temps ending a five day heat wave. The storm system spares crops in parts of the county but causes damage in Copperas Cove Killeen and Waco areas. Grain sorghum suffered most from extreme heat while corn and cotton fared better.
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Milam County
Texas
Copperas Cove
Killeen
Waco
Moore
Courtry
Ipperson recalls Evans disaster during predawn collision
Cameron seaman Dan Ipperson tells of the USS Frank E. Evans collision with the Australian carrier Melbourne in the China Sea on June 3. He describes being knocked from his bunk, a broken arm, and chaotic scenes as survivors were ferried to the Melbourne and Kearsage for medical care while the Evans broke apart and sank.
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Dan Ipperson
Cameron Seaman
Frank E. Evans
Pperson
Owen Epperson
Cameron
Evans
Deroyer
Melbourne
China Sea
Epperson
Uss Kearsage
Deans
Kearsage
HEW Rep Plans Visit as CISD Faces Desegregation Deadline
School officials await a Health Education and Welfare representative to tour Hearne area campuses and review integration plans after a federal notice found the district's plan inadequate. Hearne and Cameron districts face deadlines and potential loss of federal aid if compliance fails. Repair work continues on O. J. Thomas and Yor campuses as council agrees to street paving on a shared basis with CISD.
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HEW
D. R. Dodson
Ie Duncum
Cameron
Civil Rights Division of Health, Education and Welfare
CISD
Pace
Civil Rights Division
Dodson
Dancum
Hearne School Board
Hearne
O. J. Thomas
Yor
Weather notes mark week as officially hot under bureau rules
The US Weather Bureau classifies the week as hot with temperatures above 98 degrees. Unofficial readings in direct sun reached 101 and 162 degrees over the weekend while Alvin Hefft lists official highs and lows for June from the 18th to the 24th, including daily highs of 99 and lows around 74 to 79 with varied precipitation.
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US Weather Bureau
Alvin Hefft
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Leslie
Don Humble
Fd Magre
Cameron Libary
Hudson
Danny Epperson
Ipperson
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Lester Williams
Sam Perry
Rockdale
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