Legacy In Space Project Mercury Rated Remarkable
The article recounts Mercury program milestones from America's first space feats to plans for Gemini, noting Webb and NASA shifting to two man missions to speed Apollo readiness. It highlights key flights by Glenn, Grissom, Shepard, Carpenter, Schirra, Cooper, and Slayton, plus pilot Ham the chimp and Enos the chimpanzee's orbital attempts.
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Cape Crue
Mercury
America
Pities
Space
Ad Ihistrador
NASA
Webb
Pen Main Space
Marine
Col. H. Glenn Jr
Air Force
Virgil I. Grissom
Navy
Alan B. Shepard Jr
Malcolm Scott Garber
Ter
Leroy Gordon Cooper Jr
Walter M. Sehira Jr
Donald K. Slayton
Ham
Russia
Yuri Gagarin
Shepard
Atlantic Ocean
Cape Canaveral
Grissom
Atlas
Glenn
Carpenter
Schirra
Aia
Cooper
Faith
Car thieves report acts in Athens area incident
City police recovered a 1955 green and white Pontiac stolen from Sugar Grove at Hunter and Mulberry Street at 3 30 a.m. Shortly after, Guy Boals reported his 1956 Chevrolet missing from 136 percent S Orchard Street. Boals car was recovered by Athens police at 5 30 a.m.
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Sugar Grove
Hunter and
Mulberry Sts
Guy Boals
S. Orchard St
Boals
Athens City
Rockbridge Youth Receives Degree From Aurora College
Keith Tucker, son of Mr and Mrs Beryl H Tucker of Rockbridge, earned a bachelor of science in biology at Aurora College on June 11. A 1958 Rockbridge High School graduate, Tucker studied at the four year liberal arts college founded and controlled by the Advent Christian denomination in Aurora Illinois.
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Keith Tucker
Beryl H. Tucker
Rockbridge
Aurora College
Aurora
Til
Tucker
Rockbridge High School
Advent Christian
Mysterious Pigeon in Nelsonville Bears Coded Message
A carrier pigeon was hit Sunday by a car driven by Mike Druzbacky in Nelsonville on Bessemer Road. The bird bore bands on both legs and carried coded messages. police and conservation authorities in Athens seek the owners while the source and meaning remain unknown.
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Mike Druzbacky
Buchtel
Bessemer Rd
Nelsonville
Druzbacky
Athens
Two LHS Students Attend Forensics Workshop at OU
Jeff Todd and Gayle Elaine Hadley were among 150 students from 11 states enrolled in Ohio University’s 13th annual Forensics Summer Workshop today through June 30. The program, led by Professors Brandes and Bradley, covers argumentation extempore speaking and oral interpretation with a four day debate on federal medical care.
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Jeff Todd
Wayne Todd
Midland Place
Gayle Elaine Hadley
Clarence Hadley
E. Second St
Ohio Eee
Paul Brandes
Ohio University
Bert Bradley
University of Richmond
J.F.K. Bamford
Cleveland
John H. Budd
Academy of Medicine of
Harry Crewson
Helen Worstell
Carl Shermer
Birth announcements from several Logan families this week
Births reported for Arthur Thomp son McArthur a nine pound four ounce boy at 4 20 p m. David Wolfe Logan an eight pound one ounce boy at 5 53 p m. James Dinguid Logan a seven pound girl at 11 12 p m Saturday. Additional notices list names and addresses including Jo Ann Morgan Ber nice Rodehaver Larry Thomp son Michael Lackey Paul Dutcher Bernard Marcin ko Zelma Roach Harold Miller Jr and others.
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Arthur Thompson
McArthur
David Wolfe
S. Market St
Logan
James Dinguid
Third St
Issions
Jo Ann Morgan
Furnace St
Wilma Harvey
Logan Rt
Bernice Rodehaver
W. Hunter St
Larry Thompson
New Plymouth Rt
Michael Lackey
Local Dismissals List With Names and Residences
Dismissals include Loren Kuhne and daughter Jacksonville Harold Rainey and daughter Trimble Warren Irvin and son Glouster Route 3 Neil Butt and son Glouster Route 1 Phillip Riley Chauncey Ella Week McArthur Margaret Blower Trimble Malissie Fletcher St Louisville Route 1 Baby Girl Kelly Glouster Mae Hockman Bremen Henry Bartlett Albany John McGrath Shawnee Lula Cameron Laurelville Route 1 Audrey Sharp Athens Zora Walker Nelsonville Master Trent Newman Glouster Route 3 Wendle Keels Nelsonville Route 2 and other listed residents.
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John Barns
Haydenville
William’ Ee
Nelsonville Rt
Lawrence Are , Gore
Trent Newman
Glouster
Louise Matheny
Nelsonville
Guy Barber
Matilda Russell
Jon
Charles Kiser
Freleenville
Anna Giffin
Freda Rupe
New Straitsville
Fred Jack
Mildred Brinbaum
Loren F. Kuhne
Jacksonville
Harold Rainey
Trimble
Warren Irvin
Neil Butt
Phillip Riley
Chauncey
Three Hocking County Girls Enroll in Rio Grande Summer Term
Three Hocking County girls will attend the first summer term at Rio Grande College near Gallipolis. They are Charlotte Burns and Helen Heigle of Logan and Imogene Baker of South Bloomingville. Other area residents from McArthur and Hamden also plan summer study including Suzanne Crow Tamara Frye Judy Ogle Marge Wortmen Dave Wrights el Betty Kirk Pat Radcliff and Joe Thompson.
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Hocking County
Rio Grande College
Gallipolis
Charlotte Burns
Logan
Helen Heigle
Logan Rt. 2
Imogene Baker
South Bloomingville
Suzanne Crow
Tamara Frye
Judy Ogle
Marge Wortmen
Dave Wrightsel
McArthur
Betty Kirk
Pat Radcliff
Joe Thompson
Hamden
McArthur Graduate Wins Scholarship for Holzer Hospital Program
Miss Mary Eileen Rheinscheld daughter of Mr and Mrs Baker will enter Holzer Hospital School of Nursing in Gallipolis She has been awarded a three year scholarship by the Nurses Association A 1933 graduate of Mc Arthur High School she earned a place in the program through merit and family support
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Mary Eileen Rheinscheld
Baker Pages
Holzer of Nursing
Gallipolis
Siptealer
Rheinscheld
Cesis Association
McArthur High School
Enterprise Scouts Hike Chief Tarhe Trail Saturday
Enterprise Scouts hike the Chief Tarhe Trail at Camp Ki-Y-Ro near Lancaster on Saturday. The group studied woodlore wildlife and edible wild plants while on the hike. Participants include Keith Adams Kelly Adams Del mar Allison James Bartholomew Terry Brandon John Brown Don Goldsberry Doug Daubenmire Tom Davis Joe Goldsberry Tim Helber Robert Huffines Phil Hughes Mike Martin Chuck Mays Robert Monk James Rempel George Pavlik John Risch Mike Shuttleworth Bill Webb Tom Shuttleworth assistant scoutmaster and Bob Bartholomew scout master.
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Tarhe
Camp Ki-Y-Ro
Lancaster
Keith Adams
Kelly Adams
Delmar Allison
James Bartholomew
Terry Brandon
John Brown
Don Goldsberry
Doug Daubenmire
Tom Davis
Joe Goldsberry
Tim Helber
Robert Huffines
Phil Hughes
Mike Martin
Chuck Mays
Robert Monk
James Rempel
George Pavlik
John Risch
Mike Shuttleworth
Bill Webb
Tom Shuttleworth
Bob Bartholomew
Strictly Vocal Campaigning Wins For Boy
ATHENS Ohio AP a Buckeye Boys State scene shows Arthur Woodruff Columbus East High School student winning a seat on the Boys State supreme court bench with 997 of 1300 votes amid a vocal campaign. Other results include Robert R Willer governor 698 605 over Wayne Turney and ongoing inauguration ceremonies on the Ohio University campus as the 26th annual teenage program proceeds. Logan High School delegates Robbie Johnson Robert Eaton noted along with Hocking County Judge Vaughn Collins serving as American Legion trustee.
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Athens
Ohio
Buckeye Boys State
Arthur Woodruff
Columbus East High School
Boys State Supreme Court
Woodruff
Robert R. Willer
Boardman
Wayne Turney
Delaware
American Legion of Ohio
Ohio University
Logan High School
Robbie Johnson
Robert Eaton
Hocking County
Vaughn Collins
American Legion
Boys State
Veterans Remove Flags From Graves in Hocking County
A four man team from veterans groups removed several hundred flags from graves in Hocking County cemeteries. Flags were placed for Memorial Day and must be removed after two weeks under regulations. Team members were Doug Ledford C L Baker Lucius Schrader and Charles McKinley.
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Veterans’ Organizations
Hocking County
Doug Ledford
C. L. Baker
Lucius Schrader
Charles McKinley
Kennedy trip questioned over turmoil and domestic matters
In Washington and on air, Republican critics urge President Kennedy to stay home amid racial unrest and economic troubles, questioning a European trip. The arts section notes Kennedy weighing a national arts foundation and advisory council based on August Heckscher’s report.
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Washington
Kennedy
Europe
White House
Camp David
Barry Goldwater
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Goldwater
Germany
Italy
America
August Heckscher
Heckscher
National Arts Foundation
Council On the Arts
Herbert Hoover Remains In Serious Condition
New York AP bulletin says former President Herbert Hoover had a comfortable night but remains in very serious condition. Doctors report slight improvement with no further bleeding from the gastrointestinal tract and note his general status is still grave.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
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Project Mercury
Mermerica
Howard Bene Canaveral Pa Wikseseed
Eine
Tees
Ocking County
Carl T. Johnson Co
Main St
Wilbur J. Fuller
Satudays
LHS
Hocking Valley
Mount ST. Mary
Rio Grande
Bologna
E. Front St
Bride
Hatty
Holzer Hospital
Mary Rheinscheld
Enterprise Scouts
Ben Kitchen
National Pest Control Association
Rempel Lumber
Ohio Power Company
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