Moon orbit mission eyed by U S space agency
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP The United States plans to launch Lunar Explorer Thursday toward an orbit around the Moon a 206 pound craft on a 74 hour flight to intercept the Moon and test a system to guide astronauts on future missions The Delta rocket will lift at 11 08 a m EDT with a two minute firing window If successful it would be the first U S spacecraft to orbit the Moon NASA says Lunar Explorer will study the magnetic tail radiation and Moon environment and may aid forecast of solar flares and radiation for safer moon trips
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
United States
Lunar Explorer
Moon
Earth
Lunar
U.S
Soviet Union
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
RFK Victory in New York Primary Shapes Liberal Image
In a June 14 runoff, State Supreme Court Justice Samuel J. Silverman defeated Arthur G. Klein with help from Kennedy aligned groups, boosting Kennedy’s liberal image. Silverman 70,771 votes, Klein 47,625, Rohan 8,084. Javits supported Casey, defeated by Derounian who carried Nassau County for the GOP. Derounian won the nomination for the 1st U.S. House seat from Long Island with 20,492 votes to 15,956.
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Republican Party
Silverman
Liberal Party
Reform Democrats
Kennedy
New York
Democratic Party
Klein
Criminal Court
Thomas E. Rohan
Jones
Javits
William J. Casey
Steven B. Derounian
U.S
Long Island
Derounian
Barry M. Goldwater
Nassau County
Johnson
De Gaulle Returns to Moscow for European Talks
President Charles de Gaulle arrives in Moscow for final talks with Kreml ink leaders on European questions centered on Germany. He tours four Soviet cities, met with Premier Kosygin, and faces questions about easing tensions and East bloc security.
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Moscow
Charles de Gaulle
France
Kremlin
Germany
de Gaulle
Volgoerod
Alexei
N. Kosygin
Gadle
Kosygin
Ger
Europe
Two Teenagers Die In Rural Truck Collision
In Zelienople Pennsylvania two Coraopolis youths died in a head on crash on a rural Butler County road. The victims were 18 year old Joseph A Arrigo the driver and 19 year old Donald Bucek a passenger. The second truck had two injured occupants who escaped harm. State police said Arrigo's truck appeared to lose control on a hill crest before the crash.
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Zelienople
APF
Coraopolis
Butler County
Joseph A. Arrigo
Donald Bucek
Missing Cat Puzzle Questioned at Brooklyn Navy Yard
Billy Wade, a former New York naval yard worker and cat advocate, joins Judith Scofield of Save A Cat League at a high level meeting to discuss the fate of thousands of cats left behind as the 165 year old Brooklyn naval shipyard closes. The conference includes a rear admiral, three captains and a commander as they seek arrangements for disposition and homes for the felines.
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New York
Billy Wade
Navy Brass
Navy
Brooklyn Naval Yard
Cat League
Bill Wade
New York Naval Shipyard
Brooklyn
Judith Scofield
Scofield
Uiity
Losque
Stalweld
Wade
Naval Station
Buddhist Boycott Doubted Amid Saigon Crisis
Buddhist leaders feud over a boycott of the September 11 constitutional vote as Tri Quang is held in a Saigon clinic and Tam Chau negotiates with Ky for a possible truce. Inflation and a 50 percent devaluation threaten prices while the government seeks stability and unity among followers.
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Nam
Thich Tinh Khiet
Tri Quang
Saigon
Tam Chau
Unified
Buddhist Church
South Viet Nam
AU Ruong Thanh
U.S
Thanh
Dry Weather Continues In Pennsylvania Forecast
Harrisburg AP reports the Pennsylvania Crop Reporting Service predicts ongoing dry conditions after last week’s record drought. Only 0.3 inches of rain fell, the driest week since October 1863, with less than a quarter inch forecast for eastern areas and a quarter to a half inch in the west. Soil moisture remains low across most regions, delaying growth of corn, crops, pasture, fruits, and vegetables amid eight weeks of subnormal rainfall.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Wate
Whites Defeat Negro Candidates In South Carolina Runoff
In a racially charged runoff, white voters backed white candidates over four Negro contenders for the South Carolina Legislature. Results show sharp racial voting lines in Clarendon and Williamsburg counties with white nominees advancing in House seats while a Negro minister in Clarendon protested ballot handling. Federal observers noted increased Black voter registration, and a ghost Republican candidate in Clarendon left the white Democratic nominee unopposed. The all white General Assembly designation persists since 1901.
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Columbia
S.C
South Carolina
Williamsburg
Clarendon
Clarendon County
J.$. Hunter
House of Representatives
Summerton
Hunter
Kingstree
Virgil Dimery
Senate
la Nue Floyd
Dimery
J. Henry Stuckey
Ernest W.carter
J.E. Lawrence
Purvis Easley
Williamsburg County
Stuckey
Carter
Lawrence
Easley
Virgil Johnson
Hampton County
House
General Assembly
College Loan Bill Sent To Senate
The Democratic House passed a 17.7 million college loan and scholarship bill and sent it to the Republican Senate. Forty-nine hours earlier the House also approved 29 appropriation bills totaling 70.7 million before a holiday recess. The measure includes 12.6 million for scholarships 4 million for state guaranteed loans and 1 million for aid to students at state owned colleges and universities. The Senate has its own 12.6 million scholarship loan plan with 8 million for scholarships 44 million for loans and 1 million for aid to state owned colleges and universities. Both measures exceed the administrations recommendation of 4 million for scholarships 3 million for loans and 1 million for state owned schools. Other appropriations include 33.9 million to the Department of Labor and Industry for workers compensation and 26.2 million to the State for the State Employees Retirement Fund.
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Harrisburg
Democratic House
Senate
House
Scranton
Department of Labor and Industry
Department of: State
Picnic Planned at Anthony’s Church Grounds
The annual Anthony's Church picnic is set for Sunday July 3 at the church grounds between Clymer and Penns Menor High School. Dinner runs from 12 to 4 p.m. and drama and refreshments will be served. The public is invited.
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Clymer
Penns Menor High School
Crusaders Mixed Quartet to Perform Sacred Music in Clymer
The Crusaders' Mixed Quartet of Philadelphia College of Bible will present a sacred music program at Berean Bible Fellowship in Clymer at 7 30 pm on Thursday. This participates a 10 week 7000 mile summer tour with the public invited to attend.
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Clymer
Crusaders
Philadelphia College of Bible
Berean Bible Fellowship
Obituaries of Freedline Krupey and Kinter sons of Indiana County
Obituaries list William Freedline 74 and Nicholas Krupey 58 with burial details in Mahaffey and Plumville. Mabel D Kinter 82 of Aspinwall and Kintersburg, longtime Indiana County resident, dies in Pittsburgh hospital. services in Robinson Lytle's and Washington Church Cemetery noted. Navy air raids near Hanoi and Haiphong described with brief casualty notes and strategic targets, plus Bishop-elect Stevenson chosen for Harrisburg diocese and other regional obituaries including Frank Previte 78 of Indiana with services at St Bernards.
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William Freedline
Nicholas D. Krupey
Warren, O
Haltom City
Texas
Inles Imiana
Than Haven
Indiana
R.D
Hurst Hospital
Hal- Lasetn
Re Nomieneth Manantam City
Mabel D. Kinter
Western Ave
Aspitawall
Kintersburg
Rayne Twp
St. Margaret’s Hospital
Pittsburgh
Capt
John
Elizabeth Lingenfelter Kinter
Aspinwall
Miss Kinter
Church of Christ
Andrew R
J. B
Elizabeth) Brilhart
Johnstown
Hamilton
Martha) Sutter
Punxsutawney
Laura E. Jamison
Robinson-Lytle’s
Robert J. Roe
Washington Church
Home
Air Force
D. E. Hornsby
Little Marsh
Navy
Harrisburg
North Viet
Dean T. Stevenson
Nam
U.S
Bethlehem
Har
Risburg
Panhan
Stevenson Wasidie
Hanoi
St. Stephens Ca
U.S. Baythedral
Viet Nam
Hue
Thua Thien
Pleiku
Chu Lai
A’sh
U.S. 26Th Infantry Division
Cu Chi
Frank Previte
North Fifth Street
Indiana Hospital
Joseph and
Mary Sciotto Previte
Italy
R & P Coal Co
St. Bernards Church
United Mine Workers of America
Ray
Benjamin
Binghamington
N. Y
Joseph
Angeline
Bell Funeral
Annie Marie Dodson
Philadelphia St
Thomas and
Mary McCafferty McClemens
Indiana County
Dodson
Zion Lutheran Church
Grace Dodson
Mary Haines
Doris Jean Haines
Charles Dodson
Charles Dodson Jr
Bell Funeral Home
Ellwood Stark
Greenwood Cemetery
George Leroy Gourley
Clark Ave
George
Martha Gregg Gourley
N. Mahoning Tnp
Indiana Co
Calvary United Presbyterian Church
Robert Gourley
Olivette Gourley
New NY Newspaper Difficulties in Negotiations with Union
In New York City a dispute between World Journal Tribune Inc and the pressmen's union resurfaces with 22 new proposals after a June 7 deadlock. Matt Meyer, president of the firm, says the proposals are unacceptable. William J. Kennedy joins the union leadership. Chief mediator David L. Cole notes the talks produced many proposals beyond prior positions. A 34 hour session recessed with little progress. Mailers union talks also recessed, awaiting progress that could influence the broader negotiations.
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NEW York
World Journal Tribune Inc
Pressmen’s Union
New Publishing Corporation
Matt Meyer
William J. Kennedy
Pressmen
Kennedy
David L. Cole
Cole
Pressman
Mailers Union
World Journal Tribune
Newspaper Guild of New York
Hunion
Lupe
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Haiphong
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Fels
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Jennie Stahl Freedline
Loom Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Curwensville
Republic Ctaal Maammaves
Constellation
Ranger
Boyd
C. Marion Center
Howard
Mahaffey R.D
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U.S. Command
North Viet Nam
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Ho Chi Minh
Red China
Viet Tri
Eleas Ceasillas
Santa, Monica
Calif
St. Michael J. Brazelton
Inelewood
John Thomas Heinstand
Mr. Stevenson
Pottsville
Lehigh University
Lehigh
General Theological Seminary
Cathedral of Nativity
Denis Quier
Mercury
Pluto
Venus
New NY
Pene Tae
Jeannette
Wasye Krupey
First Methodist Church of
Fort Worth
York Rite Shriner
Michael Cugino
Alex
Robert
Greenwood Chapel
Greenwood Mausoleum
Marie Huey Marshall
William 5S
Alex) Marshall
School Street
Lee Hospital
Montgomery Tnp
Howmie
Ellen Spicher Powell
Marshall
Smithport
Wessleyan Methodist Church of
Una Rebecca Lodge 292
Home Makers Sewing Circle
Joseph A. Huey
Mary Ellen Getty
Cherry Tree R. D
Sidney Marshall
Indiana Harbor Indiana
Jess Marshall
Grand Park
Mary) Polinsky
Homer City
Geraldine) McCrea
Blairsville R. D
Fred
Bernice) Martin
Graceton
Harry
Carl Powell
Akron
Ohio
Ray Powell
Edna Kerr
Ferndale
Mich
T. W. Comandll
Una Rebecca Lodge
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