Experts speed up man on moon date
Cape Canaveral reports that Gemini may be redesigned to land a crew on the moon earlier than the 1967 target. Officials weigh modifying two man Gemini craft to rendezvous with fueled boosters to reach lunar distance, with August or September as a possible seven orbit Mercury flight.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Malcolm Scott Carpenter
Project Mercury
Carpenter
U. S
Gemini
Apollo
Moon
Carpenter's Orbit Wins CU Degree
Astronaut Malcolm Scott Carpenter receives a bachelor of science in aeronautical engineering at the University of Colorado for orbiting the earth three times last Thursday. A campus ceremony, with President Quigg Newton, honors him amid local celebrations and a 10,000-strong crowd.
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Boulder
Colo
Malcolm Scott Carpenter
University of Colorado
Carpenter
Quigg Newton
Rene
Newton
Abby
Ginna
7Th
Aurora
John P. Holloway
Denver
Langley
Kennedy
Leonard Johnson
Hamm Harvesters Begin Texas Grain Pickup Tour
Hamm Harvesters from Hamm town head south from Perry Kansas on a 10-truck, 10-combine harvest convoy. Norman Hamm owns the outfit with Carl Figge in charge and Mason Brunton joining as principal duties allow. The group plans a trek through the wheat belt from Texas to the Canadian border finishing in North Dakota around early September.
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Perry
Kan
Hammtown
Texas
Norman Hamm
Carl Figge
Mason Brunton
Vernon
Tex
Hamm Group
North Dakota
Minds On Just One Track
A brief at Churchill Downs notes the heat and rain ahead and a New Yorker traveler asking about the weather. The hotel operator warns it will be hot and rainy and suggests choosing a mudder.
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Louisville, Ky
Churchill Downs
Rena M. Hamelfarb
Silent federal probes over Continental jet tragedy pact link
Federal investigators in Centerville Iowa offered no comment on reports of a link between a murder suicide pact and the Continental Airlines crash that killed 45. A briefcase with initials found among wreckage is under FBI custody as CAB officials discuss an in flight blast. investigators point to an explosive inside a confined space, not a bomb timing device. Joyce Rush, a 23 year old stewardess, was investigated as officials examine fragments and clothing from her body.
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Centerville
Iowa
Continental Airlines
T.C.D
T.G.D
Federal Bureau of Investigation
George van Epps
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
John
Leak
CAB Engineering
Chicago
Kansas City
Odessa
Tex
Joyce Rush
Change in spending shows food share drops since 1888
Ohio State University economists report that in 1888 wage earners spent at least half of income on food while current per capita food spending amounts to about one fifth of disposable income.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio State University
Quakes Reported in Northwestern Missouri and Northeastern Kansas
A Kansas University State Geologic Survey report describes the two earthquakes that struck Christmas morning 1961, noting Midwest stability and detailing effects and characteristics for residents of northwestern Missouri and northeastern Kansas. The study, titled The December 25 1961 Earthquakes in Northwestern Missouri and Northeastern Kansas, is available at the Survey office.
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State Geologic
Kansas University
Kansas
Missouri
Midwest
Baker University 104th Graduation Activities Begin Saturday
Baker University's 104th annual graduation events start Saturday with Alumni Day and run through Monday. Commencement is 10:30 a.m. Monday on campus in Baldwin. Activities include an 11 a.m. assembly, a luncheon, organization reunions at 6 p.m., and a general mixer. Baccalaureate is 11 a.m. Sunday at First Methodist Church with Dr. William J. Scarborough delivering the address.
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Baker University
Baldwin
First Methodist Church
William J. Scarborough
Baker
Scarborough
Eugene Slater
Local Citizen’s Teeth Used as Bank Security
An out-of-town visitor in Louisville attempted to cash a check at Citizens Fidelity Bank. After being refused, he offered his false teeth as collateral, only to be turned away again when the plates were deemed non negotiable.
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Louisville
Citizens Fidelity Bank
315 Ninth Graders Listed for CJHS Recognition Program
315 ninth graders at Central Junior High School are listed for the annual recognition program at 2 p.m. Thursday in the CJHS auditorium. Warner A. Coffin of Haskell Institute will speak on Flavor the New With the Old. The program opens with invocation by Rev. M. C. Allen and a welcome from William D. Wolfe. The CJHS orchestra and mixed ensemble will perform. Principal Orvel A. Criqui presents the class and Neal Werry will accept on behalf of Lawrence High School. Benediction by Rev. Wesley Keltcher closes the event.
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Central Junior High School
CJHS
Warner A. Coffin
Haskell Institute
M. C. Allen
William D. Wolfe
Robert Zillcox
Coffin
Orvel A. Criqui
Lawrence High School
Neal Wherry
Wesley Keltcher
Linda Adams
Burt Allen
Venore Allen
Janice Altenbernd
Barbara Ankrom
Cheryl Arensberg
Linda Atkinson
Robert Avery
Leslie Babcock
Charles Baird
Alfred Baker
Kenneth Baldwin
Robert Barland
Michael Barl
Ewan Chris Barteldes
Charles Bayne
Linda Beal
Thomas Beaver
Marilynn Beck
James Bee
Jimmy Beers
Norman Beers
Douglas Bell
Byron Berger
Harold Blevins
Linda Blevins
Way Blosser
Linda Bolton
Sharon Booker
Thomas Craumer
Judy Cunninghanty
Barbara Curtiss
Richard Curtiss
Joyce Daniels
Jane Davenport
Sheila Davidson
Local Obituary List Feeds Community Names
A fragmented OCR reads through a long obituary or notice list naming dozens of residents including Maxine Nunez Nicholas Nunez Linda Ogle Dan Osborne Darrell Otto and Jus tine Owens along with many others. The sheet catalogs individuals likely for notices or memorials with no clear event details remaining.
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Martha Walker
Douglas Warriner
Gayle Weems
Lonnie Welsh
Patricia Wempe
William Wernts
Barbara West
Robert Whitaker
Dennis White
Dollie White
James Whitenight
Mike Wickware
Howard Wilburn
Bronwyn Wiley
John Willams
Nor
Williams and Related Names Appearing in List
A sequence of surnames and given names appears in the document, including Williams variants and related surnames such as Willingham Wor ley and ZAliner Zook, reflecting a roster or indexing segment. No event or action is described beyond the listing of names and potential family connections.
Bus From New York Heads To Six Flags In Dallas
A vintage 1925 Fifth Avenue bus with 67 seats and a top speed of 44 mph will shuttle between Six Flags Over Texas Park and Six Flags Inn. It was bought from a Houston collector who sourced it from a Hollywood studio.
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Dallas, Tex
New York
Six Flags Over Texas
Dallas
Fort Worth
Houston
Six Flags Park
Six Flags Inn
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Hamm Harvesters
UEC
Bere
Equon
Deel
Janet Munro and
Leo McKern
Gurines Michaels
Pantie
Tonight
Web
Ray Arnold
Atstar
Uws
Peluxe Muse
Pat
Commarea
Dennis Barbara Hagaet
Aee
Osearbrooney
Mom Tur At
Sime
Ted Ae
Paul Ford
Citizens Fidelity
McConnell
East
St. Lawrence
Richard Owens
Janes Davis
John Davis
Joyce Davis
Dan Dayton
Becky NeBosse
Kenneth DeWeese
Sharon Ndeweese
Carol Dicker
Dorothy Dingman
Thomas Dolan
Ronald Donelson
James Donner
Stephen Dowdell
Rebecca Dowers
Jances Durham
Ronald Dyer
Jett Dysart
Linda Ncock
Mark Iidwoods
Nancy Khiert
Sonjiatts
Wendell Fise
Clifford Misten
Ronnie Maglaws
Richard Stick
Wenneth Stelle
Stephen Moe
John Jindles
Sue Hagen
Larry Tlaider
Janet Tialmark
Koaren Hamm
Thomas Harmon
Joree Varrell
Judy Jarrell
Eelizabeth Tlarris
Tuehardarris
Thomas Harris
Kenneth Vtarrison
Duline Hausherr
Judith Henry
Phillip Hernandez
Dennis Herren
Sharon Tliddreston
Ray Phigeins
Mary Higley
Stephen Till
Arneld Tilliand
Barrys Hixson
Richard Holderman
Tauda
David Morris
Linda Morton
Carl Myer
Elaine Mzhiektena
Robert Neth
Constance Niemoeller
Ron Nolan
John Nor
Man Williams
Randy Williams
Shelia Williams
Warren Williams
Robert Willingham
Sandra Wileson
Larry Woodward
David Worley
Charles Young
Joyce Zaliner
Suzanne Zook
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Standard Life Association
8Th
Vermont
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