Apollo 12 plan hurled toward moon crash test
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP after they explore the moon next month the Apollo 12 astronauts will crash their unmanned landing craft from 65 miles up to create a seismic shock to probe the moon s internal structure. Cmdr Charles Conrad Lt Cmdr Alan Bean and Cmdr Richard Gordon Jr will deploy five experiments including the seismometer during seven hours on the lunar surface with Bean the rookie describing the planned LM crash and descent to Surveyor 3 parts for material tests for future space stations and moon bases.
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Juke Box Case Ties Verona Restaurant to Gambling
Allegheny County Detective Hammer says a juke box at Donna Lynn's Verona restaurant became a gambling device when a button was pressed. Operator Loretta D. Risher and Amusement Supply Co. owner Nicholas Kratsas were arrested on maintaining a gambling device, each released on 5000 dollar bail. A separate report notes a hitchhiker was killed and two teens critically injured in a Turnpike crash near Monroeville with four more injured.
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Verona
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Pennsylvania Turnpike
Monroeville
Deborah Nauman
William Downs
Greensburg
Paper Gold Program Launched In World Finance Plan
The International Monetary Fund launches its paper gold SDR system backed by nations rather than gold. Seventy four countries agreed to participate as SDR distribution starts, with the United States and other industrial nations set to receive most of the initial allocations. Critics seek help for underdeveloped countries, but major powers favor using SDRs to bolster world reserves while limiting early aid.
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South Africa
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Emilio Colombo
Italy
Surprise Birthday for Miss Helen Damon in Corry Home
Mrs Ronald Messenger hosted a surprise party for Miss Helen Damon on September 19 with twenty five guests. Helen, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Matteson, is in Nova Scotia on furlough with the Bible Club Movement. She left Corry on September 25. Pastor Marlin Klingensmith attended the annual prayer conference in DuBois, absent Monday through Thursday, with the highlight on Wednesday night.
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Pitt Newspaper Halted By Dispute
The University of Pittsburgh student newspaper suspends publication over salary funding issues. Editors demand university funds for staff salaries and credit scholarships, while a university spokesman cites financial constraints. The final edition criticizes lack of support amid staff shortages and broader concerns about financial viability.
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