Moon Shot Proceeding on Favorable Weather Forecast
Cape Kennedy Fla AP the space agency scheduled the unmanned Apollo moonship launch for Saturday after two weather delays. A Saturn 1B will send the craft 310 miles into space then return through the atmosphere at over 18000 mph testing propulsion guidance control and heat shield systems. Recovery will occur in the South Atlantic after a 5900 mile journey as part of the program toward a manned lunar landing.
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Space Agency Today
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Supreme Court to Hear Sam Sheppard Case Next Week
The U S Supreme Court will hear Sam Sheppard's appeal early next week over publicity affecting the 1954 trial for the murder of his first wife Marilyn. He and his wife Ariane may attend. Sheppard was freed in 1984 and Ohio seeks his return to prison.
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Portuguese Fish Exports Surged in 1964
Portuguese fish exports reached over 39 million dollars in foreign exchange in 1964. About one in every fifty Portuguese men earned a livelihood from the sea.
Boxwell veteran A M Boxwell dies at 72 in Middletown
Arthur M Chick Boxwell 72 of 925 Nelbar St died at Middletown Hospital after a 12 day stay following a cerebral hemorrhage. A WWI veteran and Armco Steel retiree, he was a sports enthusiast and Reds fan with a family of a wife Helen a son and three daughters. Services Monday at Schramm Funeral Home with burial in Woodside Cemetery.
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Chick) Boxwell
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Charles Arnold
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Doris Strait
Olive Price
Montreal
Canada
Schramm Funeral Home
Austin Whitmore
Woodside Cemetery
Dayton Man Emett L Bartley Dies. Rites Monday
Emett L Bartley 54 of Dayton formerly Middletown died yesterday in Dayton. He worked for Dayton City water department and resided in Middletown until about ten years ago. Survived by wife Lillian three sons Donald Ralph and Harold all of Dayton mother and step father Mrs Alice Nicholson and Henry Nicholson of Middletown a brother Earl of Ezel Ky and four grandchildren Services set for 1 pm Monday at Meyer Boehmer Funeral Home Dayton burial in Woodside Cemetery. Home here Sunday 3 to 9 pm.
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Kings Mills
Veral
South Lebanon
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Dayton
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Lebanon
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Loveland
Oswald
Emett L. Bartley
Middletown
Woodside
Funeral
Franklin miner Oren Cochran dies at 56 in Dayton
Oren Cochran 56 of 8739 Alyce Street Franklin died at 10 30 p m yesterday at Grandview Hospital Dayton where he had been a patient since February 13 He was a retired coal miner and had lived in Franklin a year after moving from Evanston Kentucky Survived by wife Edna five daughters Wanda McIntosh Anna Combs Elizabeth Roberts Janice McIntosh Charlotte Cochran and two sons James and Gary at home two sisters Beatrice Dunn Vernice Dunn and four brothers Omer Milford Robert William Arrangements are incomplete at Joseph R Baker and Sons Funeral Home
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Alyce St
Franklin
Grandview Hospital
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Evanston
Edna
Wanda McIntosh
Anna Combs
Elizabeth Roberts
Lima
Janice McIntosh
Knoxville
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James
Gary
Beatrice Dunn
Middletown
Vernice Dunn
Hazel Green
Omer
Milford
Robert
William
Bailesyville
W.va
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Batavia Man Robert Clark Dies After Heart Attack
Robert Clark 57 of Batavia formerly South Lebanon died on arrival at Cincinnati General Hospital after a heart attack. He worked for Naturp Nursery on Reading Road. Survived by son Gerald of Dayton and daughters Mrs Edward Riehle of Morrow and Mrs Harvey Otto of Cincinnati.
Obituaries for Mary Coyle and Clara Jackson
Two long time residents are remembered in separate services. Mrs. Mary Coyle, 71, of 3110 Dixie Highway, will be honored at 2 p.m. Monday at Colligan. Mrs. Clara Jackson, 72, of 1101 Lane Street, will be laid to rest at 1 p.m. Monday at Payne Chapel ME Church.
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Dixie Hwy
Colligan
Clara Jackson
Lane St
Payne Chapel ME Church
Notable Historians and Columnist Die Three Officials
Stanford professor Vernon Fowke a longtime University of Saskatchewan faculty member died Thursday. Constantine Brown 76 Washington Star columnist and other papers died Wednesday of a heart attack. Edwin Snyder 77 a renowned circus aerialist died Thursday in Reading Pennsylvania.
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Calif
Vernon Fowke
University of Saskatchewan
Washington (Ap
Constantine Brown
Washington Star
Reading
Edwin Snyder
Bicyclist Injured After Car Backed From Driveway
A 6 year old bicyclist, Tommy Abney of 2412 Christel Ave, was slightly injured when a car backed from a driveway onto his path on Christel Ave. He was treated at Middletown Hospital for a forehead contusion and released. Driver identified as unknown.
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Christel Ave
Middletown Hospital
Mason Man Back In Jail
A 22 year old Mason resident on five year probation since February 7 is back in the Butler County jail facing a violation of probation charge. Donn House, adult probation officer, returned Larry Jones from Warren County yesterday. Jones resided at Mason Trailer Court and was originally charged with issuing checks with insufficient funds and operating a motor vehicle without the owner's consent. Judge Fred B. Cramer suspended sentence and placed him on probation. Jones allegedly left the state without permission.
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Butler County
Donn House
Larry Jones
Warren County
Jones
Mason Trailer Court
Fred B. Cramer
Seafaring Place Names Highlight Newfoundland Province
In Newfoundland, Canada, place names such as Whale's Gulch Mizzen Topsail and Come By Chance mark the seafaring province's coastal geography and maritime heritage.
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Newfoundland
Canada
Durovic Named In Tax Claim
Dr Stevan Durovic a 60 year old Kre biozen developer faces a U S tax claim alleging he evaded about 195 710 in income tax by reporting 1960 income as a loss and paying 216 while earning 242 498 mainly from Kre biozen sales.
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Chicago
Stevan Durovic
U.S
C. S. Bentley Pike
Krebiozen
Twins Swap View From Rival Campuses Revealed
Two New York City twins Joe and Ed McDermott secretly swapped places at Yale and Harvard for seven days to glimpse campus life. They attended classes, lived in each other’s rooms, and ate together, with only a Cambridge girl noting Joe’s altered voice. Both noted differences in campus social life and friendliness.
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Cambridge, Mass
New York City
Joe
Ed McDermott
Yale
Harvard
Edward T. McDermott
Joseph P. McDermott
Cambridge
Radcliffe
Adventist Topic Is Sabbath Law
Pastor Marshall M. Wright discusses Sabbath law as 34 states considered 184 Sunday measures last year and warns against threats to worship on the chosen day. He cites examples of students in other lands forced to attend Saturday classes and notes Sabbath school at 9 30 a m. A youth vesper film on religious liberty is set for 7 30 p m.
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Marshall M. Wright
Seventh-day Adventist Church
Wright
Salmon Ear Rings Mark Age Like Tree Growth
Scientists compare salmon ear bone rings to tree growth rings to determine age. Each yearly layer forms on the ear bone, providing a reliable count of how old the fish is.
Student pranksters fool peers through the week
A group of students claimed to have deceived many classmates during the week. Ed described confrontations and notes about “Negro children” as part of the incident, reflecting biased language used in the report.
War dance contest attracts Navajo Nation teams in New Mexico
Santa Fe hosts a war dance contest sponsored by the Institute of American Indian Arts. High school students from any school with a war dance team may compete, with special post high school events. Entries include teams from Window Rock Arizona Shiprock and Gallup near the Navajo Reservation.
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Mom
Institute of American Indian Arts
Window Rock
Ariz
Shiprock
Gallup
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