TV Pictures Still Possible From Faulty U.S. Moonshot
Ranger 3, launched from Cape Canaveral, veered off toward space but may still relay lunar surface images from Goldstone tracking station in California. Scientists aim to adjust speed and course to capture photos of the moon’s unseen far side while tests continue on maneuvering and high energy X ray data.
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Ohio Woman To Battle Extradition In Custody Case
Patricia Byington fights Ohio extradition over a cross country child custody dispute. Attorney Edward Marshall says she is in the Las Vegas area with one daughter, while custody fights involve three children Robin nine Holly seven and Tracy five.
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Ohio
Edward Marshall
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U S and Britain End Test Ban Talks With Russia
The United States and Britain plan to tell Russia that further talks on a nuclear test ban are futile due to Moscow opposition to an inspection regime. Western officials say Geneva disarmament talks will open March 14 with little chance of progress, while insisting any ban must include strong international safeguards.
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Scandal-Tainted Dover Mayor Dies at 62
Clifford C. Froelich a three term Republican mayor of Dover Ohio dies at Union Hospital age 62. authorities say heart attack suspected after he collapsed Friday night days after Jan 23 hospitalization for another ailment. Froelich was acquitted last April by a Tuscarawas County jury of bri...
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Betancourt Fights Off New Balcony Guerrilla Attacks
In Caracas President Betancourt faces a third wave of anti government violence by balcony guerrillas linked to Castro supporters. Police quell sniping and bombing after leftist attempts to incite a revolution amid ongoing unrest since 1960.
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Nations Knot Over Expelling Castro From OAS
At Punta del Este Uruguay two American blocs failed to agree on how to treat Fidel Castro’s regime in the OAS. Secretary of State Dean Rusk pressed for swift isolation while Brazil and Mexico urged a long process and a committee review. Uruguay swung to the tougher side after a midnight session.
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Death Claims Helen Heft At Age Of 46
Miss Helen Jane Heft a former Rockbridge resident died in Lancaster Fairfield Hospital at 5 am after months of illness She lived at 145 Union St Lancaster and was a registered nurse She was supervisor in the Lancaster hospital operating room and night supervisor for years She was born April 10 1915 in Rockbridge and graduated from Capital School of Beauty Culture and Lancaster Fairfield Hospital School of Nursing Funeral services are planned Tuesday at 2 pm at Ray H Wise Funeral Home Lancaster
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Donald E. Mathias
Aqua Dulce
Tex
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Columbus
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Tension In New Concord As Space Flight Is Postponed
In New Concord Ohio the town of 2000 awaits the postponed space shot and the Glenn family prepares for a news conference. Residents recall John Glenn as a freckled kid while plans for a full public briefing fade and locals vow support for a retry.
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Rains Soak Wide Areas Flooding Rivers Across States
Rain and drizzle saturated large regions turning snow to slush and swelling rivers. Indiana streams rose while Ohio floodings closed schools and flooded basements, with the Auglaize and Chagrin rivers flooding sections near Lima and Eastlake.
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Mrs Oliver Dies at 40 in Columbus Hospital
Beatrice Oliver 40 wife of Henderson Oliver of 162 Angle Ave. died at 3 28 a m today at Doctors Hospital Columbus after a two year illness. Born in Aiea City Oahu Hawaii she worked at Carborundum Co Logan finishing dept. Survived by husband mother son and daughter five brothers. Requiem High Mass Tuesday 9 a m St John s Church burial Oak Grove Cemetery. Rosary Monday 8 15 p m Roberts Funeral Home after 7 p m Sunday.
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David
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Daniel
Hawaiian Islands
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Ohio City Judges Seek Status By Appointment
A proposal to appoint municipal judges rather than elect them was presented at the Ohio Municipal Court Judges Association meeting in Columbus. The plan would make local judges associate judges of the common pleas court, with Cleveland Judge August Pryatel heading a committee to study the reorganization alongside the Ohio Bar Association.
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Ohio Bar Association
MacArthur Turns 82 Amid Birthday Triumph Claim
General of the Army Douglas MacArthur marked his 82nd birthday in New York on Friday. He stated that each new birthday is a triumph, reflecting on his long career and service.
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New York
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Mrs Glenn Disappointed By Flight Delay
Mrs John H Glenn Jr faced disappointment as the scheduled orbital flight was postponed. The Glenn family remained inside their Arlington home with neighbors and their pastor while NASA’s Ford Eastman described the tense scene and noted the children shared the family’s letdown after Mrs Glenn had woken early for the launch.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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Influenza Type B Sweeps Eight Ohio Counties
Dr Winslow Bashe reports influenza type B has struck eight Ohio counties including Perry Franklin Hamilton Clermont Preble Scioto Cuyahoga and Medina. Illness typically lasts three to four days and affects school children and teachers.
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Ohio
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Perry
Franklin
Hamilton
Clermont
Preble
Scioto
Cuyahoga
Medina
Bashe
College Board Formed in Ohio Elects First Chairman
Ralph Besse of Cleveland was elected chairman of Ohio's new nine member state community college board. The board will judge if a community seeking to establish a college meets standards.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ralph Besse
Cleveland
New State Community College Board
Hocking Shelter Survey To Start In February
Hocking County will begin a survey of potential public fallout shelters in mid February. Eight surveyors will map buildings with shelter protection factor 20 or better and space for 50 or more persons, with Logan City Hall as operations center.
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Glenn's orbital flight postponed due to weather at Cape
NASA postponed John H. Glenn Jr. orbital mission for at least a day as overcast and poor weather lingered at Cape Canaveral. Kennedy voiced disappointment shared by Americans while a 24-ship recovery fleet stayed on station.
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