Spacemen Transfer To Attached Lunar Module
Apollo 9 astronauts James A. McDivitt and Russell L. Schweickart transferred to the lunar module, reported all systems functioning, and sent a seven minute television from inside the LEM. Schweickart overcame an upset stomach during the transfer while McDivitt followed into the lunar craft, as ground controllers planned further tests and a space walk.
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Lunar
Far Lem
Schweickart
Tun Vahinla
Mission Control Center
Air Force
McDivitt
David R. Scott
Schweicskart
Earth
Salvation Army plans civic dinner and fund drive
Salvation Army Advisory Board in Phoenix Hotel discussed two moves: a civic dinner in early fall to show Army work and a capital fund drive starting January 5 to fund a new building. The current East Washington citadel needs heating and safety updates, with services in the Italian American Club. a site for a new building has not been decided. A sale of the current club is possible. Preliminary site work done. Trucker Mahlon B. Schmidt of Pine Grove was killed when his truck overturned on U S 22 in Lebanon County near a construction area.
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Salvation Army Advisory Board
Phoenix Hotel
Army
Salvation Army
West Main Street
East Washington Street Citadel
Advisory Board
Pine Grove
Schuylkill Co
Lebanon
Jonestown
Mahlon B. Schmidt
U. S. 22
Tokyo firm turns garbage into building blocks
AP reports Tezuka Kozan in Tokyo developed a machine that presses garbage into rock hard profitable junk blocks for building foundations and road construction. The invention by Kunitoshi Tezuka promises cheaper, reusable material and may transform waste into valuable construction supply.
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Tokyo
Tezuka Kozan
Kunitoshi Tezuka
Wattsburg Burglary at Fair Grounds Causes Major Loss
State Police investigate a WattsburgFair Grounds break in with damage and missing equipment likely exceeding 10000 dollars. Thirty camper trailers were hit eight had smashed windows and others damaged. Victims urge trailer owners to contact the Corry substation with information.
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Corry
Wattsburg Fair Grounds
Evanko
Sita
City and Rural Candidates Rounded Up
The Republican party in Corry has filed all slots for the May city primaries. An announcement is promised tomorrow. Cross, 121 West Frederick, works at Raymond Manufacturing and has served as a constable. Township offices open include judge of elections Mrs. Vivian Gates and inspector Mrs. Marie Sextton, district justice Justin Butters, supervisor Laurence Wade, tax collector Mrs. Sylvia Hammond. Four school board nominees, with three likely to run: James Bennett, John Lindstrom, Gaylord Northrop. Columbus Township shows strong Democratic prospects.
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Republican Party
Corry
Pri- Man
Jour‘nal
Cross
West Frederick Street
Raymond Manufacturing Division
Lansberry
Raymond
Vivian Gates
Marie Sextton
Justin Butters
Laurence Wade
Sylvia Hammond
James Bennett
John Lindstrom
Gaylord Northrop
Columbus Township
Viet Chief Survives Assassination Bid in Saigon
South Vietnam Premier Tran Van Huong survived a daylight attack near the U S Embassy as Viet Cong troops in ranger uniforms and a civilian- dressed man opened gunfire. One assailant was wounded and a suspect arrested. police captured four attackers. The premier returned to work hours later.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Tran van Huong
U.S
Huong
Driving suspensions listed for Corry area cases
Names Donald Bauer of R D 1 Corry and Alton Bromley Jr of 712 West Church Street appear with 90 day and six month suspensions respectively. The fragment mentions a 120 influence and a NorDak story about city naming after German heroes, with Scandinavians rising in influence in Bismarck.
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Donald Bauer
R.D
Corry
Alton Bromley Jr
West Church Strees
Frank Heron
Union City
Nixon Says U S Will Not Tolerate Attacks
President Nixon on television and in remarks at the White House vows the United States will not tolerate attacks in Vietnam and abroad. He weighs options including resuming bombing of North Vietnam, warns against continuing violations of a ceasefire framework, and notes possible peacemaking moves by the Soviet Union. He also cites potential four power talks on the Middle East and suggests a high level American Soviet summit may be possible.
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Washington
North Vietnam
United States
U.S
Paris
White House
Soviet Union
Mideast
Vietnam
Middle East
France
Great Britain
West Berlin election defies harassment and Soviet threats
West Berlin voters and about 1000 members of the Federal Assembly gathered at the fairgrounds to elect a new federal president. East Germany closed the autobahn to West Berlin for the fourth time in five days, while other travel routes remained normal. The Soviets warned of unsafe conditions, but the election proceeded amid a harassment campaign likened to provocation.
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Federal Assembly
West Berlin
West Germany
Sirhan Changed Mind From Care To Hatred
Three weeks before the Kennedy assassination Sirhan Sirhan learned of Robert F. Kennedy’s pro Israel stance. He said he loved Kennedy until May 18 when a TV documentary about Israel provoked him and sparked the plan to kill. Sirhan, a Christian Arab born in Jerusalem, was 25 this month.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Sirhan Sirhan
Israel
Sirhan
Kennedy
California
Idrive
Grant B. Cooper
Robert Kennedy
State of
Sirfian
Jerusalem
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Bismarck
N.D
North Dakota
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W. Berlin
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