Moon Ranger Photos Hint Safer Lunar Landings Near Crater Rims
U S scientists at Pasadena report Ranger 9 images suggest crater rims on Alphonsus may offer better landing zones than plains. They cite signs of volcanic activity, collapsed gas pockets, and frothy lava floors that could bear explorers. Further analysis of thousands of photos continues.
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Pasadena
Calif
Ranger 9
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Alphonsus
Kuiper
Eugene Shoemaker
U.S. Geological Survey
Flagstaff
Ariz
Shoemaker
Harold Urey
University of California At la Jolla
Ewen A. Whitaker
Lunar and Planetary Laboratory
University of Arizona
New Oil Well Waste Rules Set to Start April 2
Ohio officials propose new limits to curb salt water from oil wells entering rivers and reservoirs. Mines Chief J Lester Zimmerman says only minor changes expected before state filing amid protests from Columbus area municipalities and the Ohio Oil and Gas Association.
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State Mines
J. Lester Zimmerman
Secretary of State
Columbus
Westerville
Delaware
Cardington
Ashley
Sunbury
Mt. Gilead
Zimmerman
Episcopal Bishop Visits St. Pauls in Logan
The Rt. Rev. Roger W. Blanchard bishop of the Diocese of Southern Ohio spoke at an evening prayer service at St. Pauls Episcopal Church in Logan after a congregational dinner in the church basement. He urged mutual Christian responsibility to meet today s troubled world while visiting ill parish members and meeting with the executive committee and the vicar Rev Raymond L Sturm.
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Roger W. Blanchard
Diocese of Southern Ohio
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Blanchard
Logan
Raymond L. Sturm
Vinson Named Assistant Attorney General in Charge of Criminal Division
The White House said President Johnson will appoint Fred M. Vinson, son of the late chief justice, as assistant attorney general in charge of the criminal division.
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Washington
White House
Johnson
Fred M. Vinson
County Sheriff audits 10 junkyards in Hocking County
Sheriff Paul Hartman inspected ten junkyards and found one fully compliant with the new law. Several yards lack fencing or have noncompliant fences, and at least two plan to wind down operations. The report notes licensing lapses and enforcement ranges from 25 to 1000 dollars plus costs.
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Paul Hartman
Hocking County
Hartman
Michel
Union Furnace
Abe Shatz Auto Parts & Wrecking
Logan Rt. 1
Bishop John J. Carberry Installed in Columbus Diocese
Bishop John J. Carberry pledges to push social justice civil rights and Christian teaching as he is installed as the seventh bishop of the Columbus Diocese He arrives from Lafayette Indiana where he led since 1956 succeeding Bishop Clarence G Issenmann who moved to Cleveland as co adjutor last February.
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Columbus, Ohio
John J. Carberry
Columbus
Lafayette
Ind
Clarence G. Issenmann
Cleveland
Soviet Leader Mikoyan Congratulates Johnson on Gemini Flight
Moscow reports Soviet President Anastas I. Mikoyan has sent President Johnson congratulatory remarks on the Gemini space mission.
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Moscow
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Johnson
Mass Rally Ends Civil Rights March
United States plans about 200 million dollars in U.N. dues this year despite arrears by the Soviet Union France and other nations. President Johnson faced pressure from Senator Aiken to adopt a workable financial formula reconciling U S and Soviet French positions on U N assessments to fund peacekeeping efforts. Administrations strategists say the U N is essential to U S foreign policy and a weak U N would benefit Communist aims. The U S seeks greater influence over how U N taxes are spent regardless of nonpaying members.
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Washington
United States
United Nations
General Assembly
U.S
Soviet Union
France
Johnson
Sen
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Aiken
U.N
Hocking Valley Hospital Board Sets Statement To County
The Hocking Valley Hospital trustees approved a statement to be sent to Hocking County commissioners and the press. It says the trustees will discuss a lease for operation of the new hospital if bylaw changes improve community health and welfare and they are willing to expand Association membership to meet annually and nominate trustees for the board.
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Hocking Valley Hospital
Hocking
Uproar Over Non-Lethal Gas Shocks Washington
U.S. officials face international criticism after reports of non-lethal tear gas used in Vietnam. Denials by Secretary Rusk fail to quell protests and raise Geneva Convention questions. The incident threatens future use of riot-control gas and could sour allied neutrality on the war.
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Washington
United States
U.S
Dean Rusk
Viet Nam
Johnson Administration
Saigon
Moscow
Far East
Security breaches hinder Viet Nam air strikes
U S and South Vietnamese officials warn that advance tipoffs may have reduced the effectiveness of air strikes against North Vietnam. South Vietnamese agents and sympathizers are believed to obtain warning information and radio it to Hanoi. Officials cite too many hands in planning and worry over telephone line tapping.
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Washington
U.S
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Birth Control Data Ban Repeal Bill Gets Committee Support
The Ohio House Government Operations Committee recommended passage of a bill to repeal laws prohibiting possession, sale and distribution of literature about birth control drugs and devices. Planned Parenthood of Columbus and the Ohio Civil Liberties Union support the measure.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio House Government Operations Committee
Ohio
Planned Parenthood Association of Columbus
The
Ohio Civil Liberties Union
Soldier in Viet Nam Praised by Mother for Attitude
Pleasantville, AP. Betty Wason Hall recalls her stepson Spec. 4 Lance R. Hall 20 writing from Viet Nam expressing support for staying in the conflict. President Johnson thanked Hall for sharing his views as Hall notes progress with South Vietnamese people and the importance of aiding those in need.
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U.S
Viet Nam
Pleasantville
N.Y
Betty Wason Hall
Lance
Bitter U S Weather Persists Across Nation
The nation endures wintry conditions with further cold and snow, while Alaska trends milder with 40s and 55 in Juneau. Forecasters expect mixed precipitation and a light freeze in parts, as a rare ski review is canceled for lack of snow.
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Midwest
Gulf Coast
Pacific Coast
Alaska
Fairbanks
Juneau
Anchorage
Ft. Wainwright
Red China threatens to send troops if asked in Vietnam
AP reports Peking claimed readiness to send soldiers to fight U S aggressors in South Vietnam if requested by the Viet Cong, coupled with promises of all necessary war materials. Western experts say Beijing’s wording suggests no definite commitment and China may rely on arms and air support rather than ground troops unless U S ground forces enter North Vietnam.
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Tokyo
Red
China
U.S
South Viet Nam
Peking
Hong Kong
Viet Nam
John Foster Dulles
United States
King and Bunche Lead March to Alabama Capitol
A crowd exceeding 15 000 led by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. began a historic march to Alabama's Capitol for a Negro voter drive. Ralph J. Bunche joined King as National Guardsmen and Army escorted the procession amid helicopters. The demonstration drew participants from across the nation and featured entertainers at the City of St Jude rally, while Governor Wallace watched from the Capitol steps.
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Montgomery
Ala
Martin Luther King Jr
Alabama
King
Ralph J. Bunche
United Nations
Bunche
Selma
Jefferson Davis
Confederacy
Wallace
U.S
White House
Justice Department
City of St. Jude
Broadway
Hollywood
Harry Belafonte
Bob King Named Hocking Director on SEO Regional Council
Bob King appointed to represent Hocking County and the Trade Club on the Southeastern Ohio Regional Council board. Dick Hall and Don Russell join his coordinating committee to boost the county's budget share and help shape SEO development policies.
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Logan
Hocking County
King
Regional Council
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