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Danville Register

Location

Danville, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1965

Page

6

Gemini 7 Debriefing Described For Space Officials

Astro nauts Frank Borman and James Lovell detailed Gemini 7's historic 14 day flight to top Manned Spacecraft Center leaders. After long sessions they were given a two day Christmas break to spend with families before resuming notes. debriefings expected to finish by December 30. Gemini 6 pilots Schirra and Stafford continue debriefings with a three day holiday.

Manned Space Center Houston Tex Frank Borman James A. Lovell Jr Manned Spacecraft Center Space Agency Gemtini Walter M. Schirra Jr Thomas P. Stafford

43rd annual event marks turning tide rescue

The report notes the 43rd edition of the event with 55 participants. Two others had to quit as the tide shifted, pulling them toward the sea.

Oace

FCC Refuses Reconsider Probe Of AT&T Rate Investigation

The FCC denied AT&T’s request for reconsideration of a sweeping probe into its entire rate structure. The order, issued Oct. 27, may lead to interim rate adjustments as the inquiry proceeds. FCC officials stressed ongoing surveillance and that no preordained conclusions exist, with hearings to be presided by a three-member committee. AT&T pledged cooperation to show its operations serve the public.

Washington Federal Communications Com American Telephone & Telegraph Co At&t FCC Ar Iiler Commission William Keney Henry Rosell H. Hyde Robert Bartley Kenneth A. Cox Icable

Fifty More U S Men Are Killed In Viet Nam War

Washington AP reports the weekly Pentagon summary shows 50 more U S servicemen killed in Viet Nam this week, raising total deaths since Jan 1 1961 to 1,546. Wounded total 7,242, up 74. missing in action up 21 to 141. Among the fallen identified this week is Staff Sergeant Robert Gray of Fayetteville, North Carolina, Army.

Washington U.S Pentagon Sst Robert \. Gray Fayetteville, X.C Army

Messenger Robbed of 16000 in Washington

A Bergmann's Latin Dry and Dry Cleaners messenger on a weekly bank run was slugged and robbed of 16009. The assailant grabbed the bag as the employee, H. T. Taylor, walked through an adjacent alley. Taylor was struck but not seriously hurt. Several checks were among the loot. George P. Bergmann, firm president, confirmed the incident.

Washington Bergmann Latin Dry & Dry Cleaners H. T. Taylor George P. Bergmann Taylor

Cargo ship carries aid to South Vietnam named for fallen captain

In San Francisco the Morimahawk loads 30 tons of soap clothing and medical supplies for distribution in South Vietnam. The cargo honors Capt Ronald Rod who was killed in action in December at Duc Pho. His letter praising free protest and aid prompted Louisiana residents to donate soap. Reginald Rod, his brother, watches the shipment and recalls his brother's hopes.

San Francisco Golden Gate Viet Nam Junior Money For General Distribution Chamber of Commerce U.S. Army Ronald Rod Red Duc Pho Saigon Rod New Orleans Louisiana Reginald Dug Phio Willi J

Woodruff Gets Federal Grant For Sewage Project

Washington AP reports a $28,500 Public Health Service grant will help build sewage facilities in Woodruff South Caroline. Total project cost is estimated at $105,530 with Sen. Strom Thurmond's office noting the approval Thursday.

Washington Public Health Service Woodruff S.C Strom Thurmond

Double Communion Is Now Possible

Vatican City AP reports that for the first time Roman Catholics may receive Holy Communion twice within 24 hours this Christmas. Liturgy experts say the change follows the Vatican Ecumenical Council reform of liturgy public worship. Normally Catholics may not receive Communion more than once a day, but two different Masses allow a second reception this Christmas.

Vatican City Vatican Ecumenical Council

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