U S Manned Mars Trip Eyed By Army Experts
Winter Park Florida AP reports Army space experts led by Wernher von Braun predict a first U S manned Mars expedition could occur in 10 to 15 years landing on Mars after a 32 month round trip. Plan involves two 1870 ton ships launched from a space station 1000 miles above Earth.
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Mars
Winter Park
Fla
U.S
Army
Wernher von Braun
Army Ballistic Missile Agency
Rollins College
von Braun
Graham's Crusade Is Hailed in Melbourne
AP reports religious leaders praising Billy Graham's Melbourne crusade as a major boost to faith life. Ten days of meetings at Music Bowl drew over 125000 attendees, including 70000 on Sunday, with nearly 400 needing first aid for heat. Church leaders from Anglican, Methodist, and Presbyterian churches lauded his impact and preaching power.
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Melbourne
Billy Graham
Frank Woods
Graham
Methodist Church of Australia
A. H. Wood
Dr. Wood
A. Crichton Barr
Forks with which to eat food obably did not become known a Great Britain until the 17th century.
The fragment notes that forks for eating were not common in Great Britain until the 17th century, suggesting a delayed adoption of eating utensils compared to other regions. The sentence lacks clear, named individuals or organizations but points to a historical timeline.
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Great Britain
UC to reshow Birth of a Nation film on campus
The University of Cincinnati will briefly reenact the 1915 classic Birth of a Nation after protests prompted a cancellation. Dean F. R. Neuffer said academic freedom allows rescheduling the film as part of the Silent Film Festival to trace cinema history from early 20th century to the 1920s.
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Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
F. R. Neuffer
Evening College
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Neutfer
Champion Paper Movie Wins Freedoms Award
Champion Paper and Fibre Co receives the George Washington Honor Medal for the motion picture "1104 Sutton Road" based on productivity and individual worth. The film, released last August, has been shown 8,000 times to over 220,000 people, with 700 prints in circulation and 67 sold to other entities.
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Hamilton
Freeom Foundation
George Washington
Champion Paper Fibre Co
Sutton Road
Pulp and
Champion
Dwight J. Thomson
Legal crossword list clues include terms from Russian guild to lamprey
A crossword puzzle clue list from 1959 includes many terms across vertical and horizontal entries. The grid features words such as Romanian, Moorish, temple, and lamprey, with several paired clues like colorless and dark blue, winged shoes and fast Indian coin, and others referencing languages, plants, and animals.
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Palestine
Precedent Set in Alabama Voting Case Hearing
In Montgomery Alabama a federal court hearing faces a ruling on whether the Justice Department can seek an injunction against Macon County officials over trashing voter registration questionnaires. The case tests whether Livingston and Rodgers remain defendants if they have resigned and whether the suit can proceed without them. The outcome will guide future enforcement of the Civil Rights Act and a new Alabama law on destroying applicant questionnaires to avoid repeat disclosures.
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Montgomery
Ala
Macon County
Dist
Frank M. Johnson Jr
Justice Department
Macon
E. P. Livingston
Grady Rogers
Livingston
Rodgers
Johnson
Board of Registrars
Alabama
Atty
MacDonald Gallion
Gallion
Civil Rights Commission
Rogers
Health official named for Lake County in Ohio
Lake County welcomes Dr. Benjamin S. Park of Painesville as health commissioner succeeding Dr. W. H. Willis who resigned to pursue medical work in Africa. Park takes over a $15,000 annual post.
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Painesville, Ohio
Lake County
Benjamin S.park
Painesville
W. H. Willis
Africa
Carlisle PTA Follies at Night in Local Program
The Carlisle PTA presents Fol lies at 8 p.m. directed by Clarence Aspenleiter. Acts include Solos by Wanda Hendricks Ernest Parnhart Patricia Vanover and others, Winter Quartette, Four Leaf Clover Girls, Band Combo led by Tom Clay, guest dancers Sharon Kay Garver and Gilda Highfield, Jeannine Dewey Carlisle Queen of 50 appearing, baton routine by Judy Ledford with Carl Ann Hanson, sound by John Aspenfeiter.
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Carlisle
Carlisle Pta
Clarence Aspenleiter
Wanda Hendricks
Ernest Parnhart
Patricia Vanover
Art Hanson
Tom Clay
Shirley Berold
Celest Hanson
Mildred Blossom
Doris Asher
Jo Ann Wright
Sue Ann Sutton
Ruth Culbertson
Winter
Betty
Charles Byrum
Reva Baker
Gail Sickles
Four Leaf Clover
Eleanor Boswell
Pat Hinds
Mary Lingenfelter
Betty Marie Newcomb
Jane Shepherd
Clara Siiver
Marie Wildermuth
Jane
Dick Shepherd
Joe Pellegrin
Robert Flischer
Jake Groninger
Betty Berger
Lee Wildermuth
Robert Colburn
Ellen Pellegrin
Rodney Kidd
Carl Albaugh
Jack Browning
Jennie Carrill
George Moore
Dor Cunningham
George Blossom
Charles Conover
Sharon Kay Garver
Germantown
Gilda
Tom Highfield
Miamisburg
Jeannine Dewey
Judy Ledford
Carl Ann Hanson
John Aspenfeiter
Atomic surface ship Lenin nears sea start
The Soviet Union says the world's first atomic surface ship will soon sail. Moscow radio reports the 16,000 ton icebreaker Lenin, launched at Leningrad in December 1957, is finishing dockside tests and powered by three atomic reactors delivering 44,000 horsepower, with two reactors meeting ship needs and one as an auxiliary unit.
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London
Soviet Union
Moscow Radio
Lenin
Leningrad
Red Radio Seeks Proposals For US Soviet Contacts
London AP says Moscow radio urged both nations to propose steps to boost ties in science culture trade and student exchanges. Listeners were invited to send ideas by letter cable or tape to Soviet radio before March 10.
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London
Moscow Radio Today
Don’t Neglect Slipping False Teeth
A vintage ad promotes PASTEETH a non acidic denture paste for slipping false teeth. It claims to prevent wobble during talking eating laughing or sneezing and to provide a secure comfortable feel with no gummy taste or texture. Available at drug counters.
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ABMA
Eberhard F. M. Rees
Arthur Rudolph
Fritz Mueller
Army Missilemen
Earth
Freedoms Foundation
Valley Forge
Ohio
Freedom Foundation
Canton
Olga R. Erzigkeit
Young Ave
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Champion Paper and Fibre Co
Hubbard
Hubbard High School
Logan
Bill Miller
Logan Daily News
Diamond Alkali Co
Utica
John F. Graham
The
Methodist Church
Warren
Warren G. Harding
High School
Dayton
al Wilson
Ed Johnsey
Bob Doty
Journal Herald
Bill Shepherd
Paul K. Horn
Dayton Daily News
NCR Factory News
National Cash Register Co
H. F. Heil
Arthur A. Schuck
Boy Scouts of America
Carrie Garret
Donald E. Garrett
West Middletown
Carrie Garrett
Madison Township
Butler County
Harry F. Walsh
Said County
Thomas H. Stubbs
Ere
Irma
Daughetee
Cea
Charles J. Daughetee
Middletown
Lemon Township
Ben M. Kitchen
Grace Ellis
Glenn C. Ellis
Walter R. Bender
Zemus
Central Ave
Wrought
Recorder Stead
Inequor
Tecine
Tepe
Tope
Philippines
Ceylon
Lamprey
King Features Synd., Inc
Middletown Board of Property Insurance Agents
IF. H. Swinehart
Tony Tenore Insurance
Walburg Ins
Agency
Tom Baird, Jr
Tom W. Baird, Sr
Toe” Cantor
Jack Christy & Sons
H. L. Dell Insurance
Dobrorsi Ins. Agency, Inc
Dave Finkelman
W. T. Harrison
Ins
Edward W. Jones
H. W. Jones
Les Leighton
Long Insurance Agency
Miller Insurance Agency
Moon
Adrian
Thomas V. Moon
Norris Insurance Agency
Harold Sherron Insurance
Red Radio
Middletown Ovey Home
Navy
Dan River
Gaby
Lord
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