Spacemen Ready To Leave Ship Fuel Limits Rendezvous
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP Astronauts James McDivitt and Edward White will not approach closer than about 300 feet to a satellite in a planned rendezvous due to fuel limits while White will attempt to save the spacecraft during the second orbit. Mission director Kraft scrubbed the Gemini 4 rendezvous with the burned out second stage of the Titan 2 booster as McDivitt used half his fuel to maneuver toward the stage. The mission launched into a 100 to 176 mile orbit as White prepared to embark on a space walk to reach the satellite, with three of 62 orbits completed by noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Kennedy
Fla
James McDigitt
Edward White
White
Christopher C. Kraft Jr
Mission Control Center
Houston
McDivitt
James McDivitt
Edward White II
Blatts
United States
McDigitt
St, .Petersburg
Edward H. White II
Air Morce
Don
Edward H. White
Mary
Snell Isle
Colorado Rockies
Jackson
Mich
James AyeDivitt
James A. McDivitt Sr
Associated Press
Pla
Air Force Man
Josh James A. McDivitt
Senate OKs Controversial School Bus Bill 32 16 Vote
HARRISBURG AP The Senate passed the school bus bill by 32 to 16 after about an hour of debate signaling the end of a major divisive issue. The measure would require districts to provide bus service to private and parochial students along established routes, benefiting an estimated 136,000 non-public students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Harrisburg
Sembly
Scranton
William 2. Scott
Carlton
Philadelphia
Anthony J. DiSilvestro
William V. Mullin
Martin Silvert
John H. Devlin
James S. Berger
Erie
William” G. Sesler
State Supreme Court
Sesler
Commonwealth
Robert O. Beers
York
Beers
House
Furnich
Scranton Administraion
General Assembly
Senate Education Committee
House Democrats
First grader hit by car on East Main pushes 100 feet
Kathy Foley a Wright School first grader was struck by Forest Schell while crossing East Main street yesterday. She was knocked into the intersection and will be in traction for six weeks with casts on her left arm and leg. Police say she jumped into the path of the car as it turned onto Maple avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Main Street
Kathy Foley
Pittsfield
Kathy
Wright School
Corry Memorial Hospital
Edwin Foley Sr
Wayne Street
Forest M. Schell
Schell
Maple Avenue
East Main
Maple
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Personal property tax values dip in Corry district 1965
Corry and Erie County report a slight drop in 1965 personal property tax valuation to 2,866,235 with revenue of 11,464, down 853 from last year. Countywide valuation climbs to 91,807,867 and revenue to 367,232, reflecting an ongoing upward trend despite local declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Mine County
Clark
County Court House
Erie County
Conry
Concord
Elgin
Wayne Township
Homesick Boys Quit Gov't Camp in Poteau Oklahoma
Twenty homesick boys quit Oklahoma's first federal job corps camp returning home from the East. Camp Director Stan Adams said two weeks into the program, 60 other boys remained, all from the East, preferring home life to the camp near Hodgens. The exodus followed two weeks of study at the Stapp Work Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov't Camp Poteau
Okla
Oklahoma
Stan Adams
Stapp
Hodgens
Fire damages UC plant in Union City
A blaze in the spray department at Molded Fiber Glass Boat Company in Union City caused an estimated 50 000 in damage to the building and contents. Firefighters from Union City and Corry battled flames for about 90 minutes with explosions from paint cans and other inflammables, but no injuries were reported among plant workers or firefighters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molded- Fiber Glass Boat Company
Union City
Francis Wantenay
Wontenay
Wontenlay
Corry
Pa. Man Freed From Cave
G David Foster a 22 year old college student from Lancaster was rescued after becoming wedged in a narrow cave passage near Martinsburg West Virginia. He and two companions from Lebanon Valley College and Lafayette College had been exploring the limestone cavern when the man became stuck. Rescue crews used crow bars axes and other tools for two hours to free him. Foster suffered only minor scratches and returned home to Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
W. Va
Pennsylvania
G. David Foster
Lancaster
Poster
Lafayette College
Easton
Lebanon Valley College
Annville
Pas
Here
Joe Lantz
Thomas Crisman
Franklint
Gemini Booster Rocket Tops Second Orbit During Stay
The Gemini project reports successful progress as the booster rocket completes its second orbit of a planned four day mission. Crewmembers remain aboard the spacecraft overseeing experiments and system checks while ground teams monitor telemetry and prepare for the next phase of the operation.
Unreal Sensation Space Cold Black Empty Cape Kennedy
AP describes Edward Higgins White II, American astronaut age 34, as he experiences weightless space, noting the sun's glare, the black void, and the Earth’s air-lit glow. The piece conveys the strange, unreal sensation of orbit and the distance from ground, with a continuation promised on page eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Kennedy
Fila
Edward Higgins White II
Have Fun Houston space wives brace for Gemini four lift off
In Florida Mrs Edward H White and Mrs James McDivitt send final calls to their husbands before the Gemini 4 launch. Families attend Mass and prepare to watch the mission, hopeful for a safe four day, 62 orbit flight.
No Horseplay as Two Astronauts Ready for Space Trip
Houston AP report says astronauts James A. McDigitt and Edward H. White are set for a four day space jaunt. NASA chief ed E Webb warns crew to quit horsing around as Navy Lt. Comdr. John W._______ prepares aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
James A. McDigitt
Edward H. White
Ed E. Webb
Aeronautics and Ace Administration
Navy
John W
Stop Thief Steals Raincoat Liner At Home Scene
Raymond Frederick of 316 South Second Avenue reports his brown raincoat and its liner stolen from a hall tree on his front sun porch Tuesday. The coat valued at 25 dollars, with the liner, is worthless to him without the liner. He warns the thief may get a rap if he returns for the liner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Frederick
South Second Avenue
Frederick
Crie
Road Mishaps Include Farm and Wagon Notable Crashes
Corry State Police reported that a vehicle driven by 18 year old George Koestner veered on Route 426 north of Corry and struck farm equipment, causing $300 in damage. Earlier, at Lake Pleasant Road, Union City, two cars collided injuring no one. drivers Thaddeus Wynkoop and Mary Morbay, both Union City residents, reported damage totaling $400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
George Koestner
East Pleasant Street
Koestner
Union City
Lake Pleasant Road
Thaddeus Wynkoop
Mary Morbay
Wynkoop
Barbiturate Possession Leads to Fine and Jail Time
In Steubenville Ohio Judge Arthur L Hooper fined David McLay sixty, of Saltsburg Pennsylvania, 500 dollars and sentenced him to 30 days in jail on illegal possession of barbiturates. Police stated he had 17 bottles with more than 14000 sleeping aid pills and so called goaf balls when arrested March 20. He pleaded guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Ohio
Arthur L. Hooper
Jefferson County
David McLay
Saltsburg
McLay
Western Singer Leads Troupe for USO Tour
Roy Acuff, dean of the Grand Ole Opry, will head a troupe of country musicians on the first USO tour entertaining U.S. service members in the Dominican Republic. The group leaves next week for a one week tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville, Tenn
Roy Acuff
Grand Ole Opry
United Services Organization
U.S
Dominican Republic
Gemini 4 At A Glance
Gemini 4 launched from Cape Kennedy at 10 16 a m EST aboard Titan 2 booster. Mission duration about 97 hours 50 minutes with 62 orbits to study weightlessness and spaceflight effects on crew and equipment and include extravehicular activity.
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Manley
Journal
Raton
Wright
Lord Said
Greensburg
Charles W. Cain
Ralph Daniella
Mount Pleasant
Foster
Gemini
Save
Edward W. White
Astro
Honey Houston
Florida
Counttown
Young
Air Force
Virgil I
Gus) Grissom White
Gus
Webb
Blatrsville
Gary W. Lester
Shinnstown
Richard Zimmerman
Homer City
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