Can Man Survive On Moon? NASA views on Surveyor 1 findings
NASA officials say Surveyor 1 demonstrates the moon’s surface can support man and spacecraft. Future tests will include radioactivity measurements and digging beneath the surface as scientists assess the feasibility of manned lunar missions.
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Washington
Earth
Homer E. Newell
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Robert Gilruth
Manned Space Center
Houston
Surveyor 1
Moon
Newell
Lunar
Oceanus Procellarum
Erie Yacht Club Fined for Lake Erie Pollution
Erie yacht club fined 500 dollars by justice of the peace for polluting Lake Erie. Squire John C. Ditrich ruled the club polluted the lake by using fly ash as fill for a marina without a retaining wall, after a complaint by the Pennsylvania Department of Health.
Defense to relay commands to Vietnam via seven satellites
The Defense Department plans late summer deployment of seven orbiting satellites 21 000 miles up to relay military commands to Vietnam. Initial tests show the satellites performing well after launch from Cape Kennedy. A terminal in Vietnam is to receive messages by summer's end, creating a jam resistant system with coded signals and future plans for 22 satellites forming an orbiting switchboard.
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U. S
Brown
Pentagon
Defense Department
Clear Brocton School In Large Negligence Suit
A Supreme Court jury in Mayville, New York found no cause in a 160,000 negligence and personal injury suit against Brocton Central School District. Anthony Jagoda sued as guardian for his son Robert Jagoda, a Brocton High student who lost sight in his left eye after a gym class incident on January 20, 1964 when the class began and the instructor was absent.
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Mayville
N. Y
Supreme Court
Brocton Central
Anthony Jagoda
Brocton
Robert Jagoda
Brocton School
Jagoda
Water Conditions Prompt Club to Consider Appeal
The water is unfit for bathers and boaters. The club plans to appeal, with attorney David Lund representing the organization.
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David Lund
Bricks fall from parapet onto car near fire station
A number 2 fire station in East Washington street reports bricks dropping from a parapet in recent days. City officials have been alerted to the hazard as a car in the center of the lot may have been struck. Journal photos by Johnston accompany the report.
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Washington Street
Johnston
Vacation Bible School Opens At First Baptist Church
The First Baptist Church starts its annual Vacation Bible School on Monday and runs through Wednesday June 29. Activities include Bible lessons music and crafts with a program by students aged four to nine. Snacks will be served daily from 9 to 11:30 a.m. under Rev Milford Shreckengost guidance.
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Baptist Vacation Bible School
First Baptist Church
Milford Shhreckengost
Negro youths plan 500 mile march to Washington for peace
In Atlanta AP report youth leaders Willie Hunter and Arthur Williams say they will march over 500 miles from Georgia to Washington over one week in late July to support U S policy in Vietnam. They represent the National Youth Assembly for Peace and aim to promote peace and understanding.
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Atlanta
Washington
Viet Nam
Willie Hunter
Arthur Williams
Georgia
Hunter
Williams
National Youth Assembly For Peace
United States
Auto Marathon Starts After Feuds At Le Mans
Le Mans 24 hour race opened amid tensions as Ford rejoined the lineup after a threat to drop entries over a driver disqualification. Ferrari ran without No 1 driver John Surtees who protested the addition of a third rider to his car. Surtees had returned to racing after a serious Canada crash last fall.
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le Mans
Irance
Ford
Ferrari
John Surtees
Surtees
Tragic Ride Ends In High Voltage Cable Death
Fourteen year old Thomas P. Cramer of Clymer and five cousins watched workmen lift power line towers. The boys grabbed a cable and swung as it rose, then dropped when it went taut. Thomas froze and held on until the cable dropped him 125 feet to his death. workers did not see the fall.
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Enn Run
Thomas P. Cramer
Clymer R. D. 2
Thomas
Jeep Crash in Viet Nam Claims Meadville Airman
Meadvill e Crawford county mourns Airman 1st class Donald L. Bowers 23 son of Mrs Margaret M Barbner killed in a jeep overturn in South Viet Nam while doing radio work with a Marine brigade of the Republic of Korea. He had been due for discharge in February and wed in August 1967.
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Meadville
Crawford Connie
South Viet Nam
Donald 1
Bowers
Margaret M. Barbner
South China Sea
Republic of Korea
Viet Nam
United States
Ethiopia
St. Agatha’s
National Briefs Roundup From Across the Nation
AP briefs report state education weighs requiring a fifth year for new teachers. Doane College president Donald M. Teper resigns to lead Mississippi Valley College Association in Chicago. New Jersey cigarette tax rises three cents per pack to 11 cents, expected to raise about 25 million annually. bank robbery in Hammond where John Etters and nine others were robbed of 8230 after the suspects fled. Rev. James M. Demske named president of Canisius College of Buffalo.
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Frankfort
State Board of Education
Crete
Neb
Donald M. Teper
Doane College
Mississippi Valley College Association
Chicago
Shenton
Richard J. Hughes
New Jersey
Hammond
Ind
John Etters
FBI
Etters
Buffalo, N.Y
James M. Demske
Canisius College of Buffalo
Concord Patrolman Tackles Dog Complaint
Patrolman Bruce Russell investigated a complaint of a German shepherd scaring neighborhood children. Russell's police log notes the dog bit an officer. The report mentions an engagement to Barbara Leri of Meadville and provides a birth date July 4, 1942.
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Concord
N. H
Bruce Russell
Russell
Barbara Leri
Orlando J. Leri
Meadville
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Loveland Field
Danny Ahl
Reuse
Fred Abi
Chestnut Birest
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Chevrolet
Fisher
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