Marines Withdraw From Santo Domingo After Johnson Order
U S Marines bid farewell to Santo Domingo as President Johnson ordered their withdrawal, about 2,100 remaining Marines to be boarded onto the carrier Boxer offshore. The move follows Panasco Alvim’s advice allowing further reduction of U S forces in the Dominican Republic. The removal leaves 14,200 paratroopers and 1,500 Latin American troops with ongoing OAS mediation and rebel junta tensions persisting in Cibao Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Berrellez
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Johnson
United States Marine Corps
U.S
Organization of American States
Taika
Cibao
Santiago
San Francisco de Macoris
Junta
Pioe
San Francisco
U.N
New York
Nikolai T. Fedarenko
Security Council
Inter-American Force
Charles W. Yost
Council
OAS
Yedorenko
Gemini Pay Rate Settled
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP Astronauts James A McDivitt and Edward H White II will receive about 686 for their four day Gemini space flight. Both are Air Force majors with similar seniority. Each gets 1120.33 monthly military pay with allowances and flight pay. Flight length near 98 hours yields roughly 686 for the trip. Each also earns 16250 yearly from an encyclopedia company and a magazine for exclusive story and picture rights on personal affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Kennedy, Fla
James A. McDivitt
Edward H. White
Air Force
Louisiana Presses For Extradition In Deputy Slaying
In Bogalusa Louisiana pressed for extradition of Ernest Ray McElveen 41 a Bogalusa paper mill laboratory technician jailed in Tylertown Mississippi for the murder of a Negro deputy sheriff. Mississippi Governor Paul Johnson in Jackson announced permission for the extradition hearing the first step. no date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bogalusa
Louisiana
Ernest Ray McElveen
Tylertown
Miss
Mississippi
Paul Johnson
Jackson
Beauty Pageant Tonight For Miss USA Crown
Fifteen contestants vie in Miami tonight for the Miss USA title and a chance to enter Miss Universe 1965. The winner receives 5000 cash and a 5000 appearance contract, with the CBS telecast by Queen Bobbi Johnson of Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Duces
Figutes
U S.A
Bobbi Johnson
Washington DC
Hishomas
Cheryl Ann Semraci
Miss Arizona
June Nelson
Tulsarosa NM
Chery
Jane
Arizona State University
Miss New Mexico
Judy Baldwin
Clovis
Vacation Bible School Begins at Indiana Alliance
The Indiana Christian and Missionary Alliance Church at 42 South 11th announces a Vacation Bible School from June 7 to 18 with a closing program on June 20. Classes run 7 to 9 pm for children from kindergarten through teens, with a full list of volunteer helpers and contact numbers 463-0545 and 463-0897 for more information or transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
South 11Th, St
George McNeel
William Bostrom
Donald Holmes
James Cupp
Beverly Bostrom
William Ewing
Ben Waslin
Harry Inks
Charles ‘Rupp
Ralph Elbell
Loretta Ewing
Ellen Elbell
Martha Eisenhart
Joanne Lightcap
Mark Carson
Kathleen Miller
Gemini 4 Heads Into Three More Days In Orbit
Gemini 4 continues its four day mission with McDivitt and White settling into space routines. Officials report fuel and supplies sufficient for the full flight while adjustments reduce planned maneuvers to conserve power. White’s space walk was followed by a quiet night and the crew resumed sleeping and eating cycles as they monitor medical data and prepare for landmark landmark sighting exercises over the coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDivitt
Grissom
Houston Post
White
Christopher C. Kraft Jr
John Hodge
Hodge
McDivit
ACR
Gordon Coopers
U.S
James A. McDivitt
Mission Central Center
Earth
Space Control Complex
Florida Peninsula
Missiai
Johnson
Peremp
Bone study on astronauts eyes bone loss in space
The Manned Spacecraft Center funds a Texas Woman's University project to X-ray the right finger and heel bones of astronauts James McDivitt and Edward White to measure demineralization from weightlessness. Repeated X-rays before and after flight will show bone density changes to assess risks on extended missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston, Tex
James A. McDivite
Edward H
U.S
Manned Spacecraft Center
Texas Women's University
McDivitt
White
Pauline Berrymack
Denton
Tex
Space Walk Highlights First Day In Gemini 4 Mission
Gemini 4 astronauts White and McDivitt spent the first day in space with White outside the capsule for eight minutes longer than planned. They conducted pictures, checks, and maneuvers while mission control warned them to return. White expressed the moment as the saddest of his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
McDivitt
Mission Control
Pacific Ocean
South America
Texas
Manned Spacecraft Center Area
Arabian Peninsula
Quebec
Guam
Pacific
Peru
China Coast
Gemin
Philippines
Solomons
MccDivitt
Roseknot
Houston
Castro
New Zealand
South
America
Indian Ocean
India
Canary Island
Mission Control Center
Virgil J. Grissom
Gulf of Mexico
Caribbean
Control Center
Buddy
United States
Mike
Thursay
Chries Berry
Dr. Berry
Houston Mission Control
Ground Control
Mies
Chris’ Kraft Brast
Obituaries of multiple Indiana area residents dated June 1965
A cluster of death notices from Indiana County and surrounding areas lists Thomas Malkin of Wickliffe Ohio. Mary K Blair of Baltimore Maryland. Annie Fowler Haupt Blairsville. Mary Warner Little Franklin. Ralph A Selkirk Indiana. Emma Evans McElhoes Home Pennsylvania. Emma Wynkoop. and related survivors. The notices record birth dates, spouses, children, grandchildren, funeral service details, and interment plans across several towns including Cleveland Langhorne Blairsville and Home.
Obituary of F James Shaw in Indiana Pennsylvania
F James Shaw 51 husband of Helen L Novak Cornell Shaw of 178 North 4th Street Indiana passed away June 2 1965 after brief illness at Indiana Hospital. Robinson Lynies Indiana viewing hours 7 30 pm this evening and Friday 3 5 and 7 9 with services by Rev R Byron Crozier at 1 30 pm Saturday. Interment Circle Hill Cemetery Punxsutawney Indiana Elks conduct services at 7 30 pm tonight at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary K, Blair
Garnet Road
Baltimore
Maryland
Indiana
Union Memorial Hospital
Evelyn Forbes
Dolores Lawry
Carlisle Campbell
Dale Blair
Joseph Blair
Levittown
Marjorie Channi
Raymond Blair
Easton
John Blair
Bristol Pa
Joseph Secosky
Victoria Galanis
Blairsville
Dunn Funeral Home
Bellevue Ave
Langhorne
Newtown Cemetery
Annie Fowler Haupt
North Spring Street
Celia Cribbs
Black Lick
Archibald
Anna Isabelle Lytle Fowler
Cherryhill Township
Indiana County
Haupt
Earl G. Haupt
Earnest
Vivian) Waters
Tampa
Fla
Shoemaker Funeral Home
H. W. Jamison
Mary Warner Little
Fik Street
Franklin
Fred M. Little
Huffs Funeral Home
Washington Presbyterian Church
Douglas Carhart
J. K. Boston
Church Cemetery
F. James Shaw
Helen L. Novak
Cornell Shaw
North 4Th
Indiana Hospital
Robinson - Lynie's
R. Byron Crozier
Circle Hill Cemetery
Punxsutawney
Indiana Elks
Funeral Home
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marines
Dominican
Gemini
C Andma Bible School
Gazette
England
London
Edward White
Francis Gresko
St. Anthony's Church
Clymer
Father Gresko
Republic
Cletus Adams
Alverda
Andrew Ferus
Bernard Grega
Altoona
Andrew Balitski
Mary Segriceia
Joan Madson
Chor
James Gaston
Andrew Kuchta
Thomas Rogers
Ralph A., Jr
Robinson - Lytle’s
St. Bernards Church
James Brady
St. Bernards Cemetery
Richard L. Zimmerman
Juniper Street
Homer City
Askew
Greenwood Cemetery
Thomas Malkin
Wickliffe
Ohio
Memorial Hospital
Willoughby
Samuel
Charlotte Speight Malkin
Charlotte Harper
Gilbert H
R.D
Indiaana
George Stroud
Cleveland
Roland Furner
Edward Betcher
Henry Hansen
Edna Simpson
Detroit
Michigan
Johnston Funeral Home
Whitehaven Cemetery
Ralph A. Selkirk
Philadelphia Street
Morpeth - Ashington
Northumberland
Samuel J
Elizabeth Coxon Selkirk
Emma Evans McElhoes
Home
Tasanha Wa Dlhaan
Selkirk
St. Bernards Church of
American Legion
The
Pennsylvania
Department of
Rayne Township
James and
Wilhelmina Clark Wynkoop
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