Tiny pink house stolen from Levy Street in Tallahassee
Professor of education administration Dr. Frank Banghart reported his 25 by 40 foot pink cinderblock dwelling at 1516 Levy Street vanished after being carried away in pieces by three men and a teen. Deputies said it disappeared between April 1 and 17. The owner next door noted the pair and teen loaded the truck with usable items and sawed on weekends.
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Levy St
Frank Banghart
Ken Garrett
Mareela Carpenter
Banghart
Florida State University
Moon Walks Kept On After Near Abortive Apollo 16 Landing
Apollo 16 astronauts John W. Young and Charles M. Duke Jr. woke to begin three planned moon walks after a late engine issue delayed landing on the lunar highlands. Mission Control confirmed enough water and power for a 73 hour surface stay and extra orbital experiments before splashdown.
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Space Center
Houston
John W. Young
Charles M. Duke Jr
Mission Control
Young
Duke
Casper
Orion
Earth
Pacific
Tony England
John
Thomas
Two Phantoms Down in Tonkin Gulf Clashes Rise
US ships report sinking a North Vietnamese patrol boat and exchanging fire with another in Tonkin Gulf. Six American aircraft lost in three weeks of Hanoi's offensive, with 9 crewmen killed, 11 wounded, 42 missing. Air losses include two F4 Phantoms, crew rescued after bailout.
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Saigon
Tonkin Gulf
U.S
Hanoi
North Vietnamese
da Nang
Thanh Hoa
North Vietnam
Two Airmen Rescued After Bold DMZ Night Rescue
An allied team recovered two U S airmen from behind enemy lines near the DMZ. Seven Americans were killed in the broader search. Lt Col Sceal E Hambleton endured injuries and a long, perilous crawl to safety, aided by U S Navy Lt Tom Norris and Vietnamese commandos who escorted him through enemy lines.
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Saigon
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
Hambleton
Dmz
Mark N. Clark
Los Angeles
Clark
Dong Ha
Volun
Teer
U. S. Navy
Tom Norris
Norris
da Nang
Winners share prize in W. W. Sebald Self-Reliance Awards
Two Middletown area high school seniors were honored with first and second prizes in the W. W. Sebald Self-Reliance Awards at the Manchester Motor Inn. Pam Majors won $500 for breeding, showing and selling prize sheep and her community work, while Jeff Heck received recognition for farm and other paying jobs and his medical goal. Karen Borneman took second prize $300 for musical and academic achievements along with animal work. James E. Harris earned second place for boys with varied odd jobs and leadership.
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Pam Majors
Jeff Heck
W. W. Sebald
Manchester Motor Inn
Miss Majors
Glen S. Majors
Hamilton-Lebanon Road
Lemon-Monroe High School
Highview Road
Middletown High School
James E. Harris
Robert L. Harris
Ronald Drive
Rainy Weather Outlook With Cool Weekend Temperatures
A wet night is likely with lows in the mid 40s to low 50s and cloudy skies. Saturday will be cooler with a chance of rain and highs in the mid to upper 50s. Yesterday’s high reached 63 and the overnight low was 41.
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7Th Fleet
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Sheckler
Sceal E. Hambleton
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