Eagle lands on moon Chronology of Apollo 11 flight
SPACE CENTER Houston UPI Chronology of Apollo 11 flight from launch to moon landing. Readouts cover Armstrong Aldrin and Collins events July 16 to 21 1969 including Saturn V ignition lunar touchdown flag planting and surface activities with times and mission milestones.
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Eagle
Moon
Space Center
Houston
UPI
Aldrin
Collins
Earth
Mediterranean
Armstrong
Lunar
Apollo 11
Columbia
Neil A. Armestrong
Edwin E. Aldrin
Eagle's Ladder
Mission Control
Cigarette Ad Fight Over TV Ads Heats Up in Senate
Washington senators consider curbing cigarette TV ads while keeping print ads possible. Sen Moss backs health warnings and FTC/FCC crackdowns, NAB offers phased TV and radio ban over four years amid opposition and policy debate.
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Moss
Senate
Congress
Federal Trade Commission
PTC
FTC
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Wives of astronauts marvel at lunar landing
Apollo 11 wives react with disbelief and thrill after Neil Armstrong's Moon walk. Jan Armstrong calls it unreal while Pat Collins praises the moment as marvelous. Buzz Aldrin’s sacramental bread ritual is described by the Webster Texas church scene as his family watches at home.
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Darrell Mackel Lago
Tex
UPI
Jan Armstrong
Neil
Moon
Joan Aldan
Pat Collins
Aldrins Almigst
Webster, Tex
Dean Woodruff
Hhs
Buzz
Aldrin
Fighting Returns to Suez City War Escalation Near Suez City
United Press International reports heavy fighting near Suez City as Egyptian and Israeli forces clash after a Sunday battle. Nasser meets military chiefs in Cairo while both sides claim air superiority and Israeli jet losses. Escape from planned journalist trip precedes further details.
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United Press International
Suez
Cairo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Israel
Nasser
Muhammad Fawzi
Muhammad Ali Fahmi
Voice of Arabs Radio
Local marine reservist faces court martial over haircut order
Latore, a Marine reserve recruit, was found guilty of disobedience to a lawful order after a May 24 incident involving a “regulation haircut.” The case, presided by Maj. Kinick with Rotman as judge, moves to the Fourth Maine Corps District Headquarters in Philadelphia for review. If upheld, sentence may be lightened. maximum under a summary court-martial would be one month hard labor and forfeiture of two thirds of pay, versus five years and an honorable discharge in a general court-martial.
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Mike Matis
Wehr 2 Center
Fourth Maine Corps
Philadelphia
Latore
Rotman
John J. Rotman
Marine Reserve Center
Whele
Hivitind Auding
Lepe
Philadelp
Latare
Fred J. Kinney
Audirio
Rozman
Kadla
Maj
Kintick
Raymond W. Kelley
David H. Gilchrist
Kinnick
Kelley
Gilchrist
Casacchia
Audino
Ife
Batman
Senate ABM debate nears end amid party split
In Washington a PR major bill tied to a 20 billion military procurement package frames the endgame for Nixon's ABM proposal. Senate Democratic Leader Mansfeld forecasts a July 29 vote as both sides remain far apart on compromise while floor debate continues. At Farragut State Park Idaho 30,000 Boy Scouts rejoice as Armstrong and Aldrin land on the moon.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Nixon
Mike Mansfeld
Fruit meeting set by Lawrence County Extension office
The Lawrence County Extension office hosts a twilight fruit meeting at 7 p.m. tomorrow at the Richard Arnold Orchard in Enon Valley. Attendees will see various fruit trees and discuss fruit conditions and marketing. contact the extension office for directions.
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Lawrence County Extension Office
Richard Arnold
Enon Valley
Mrs Eisenhower Visits White House During Nixon Era
Mrs. Mamie Eisenhower returns to the White House for a visit with President Nixon and Mrs. Nixon. She had just come back from Europe to see her son, and officials say she will stay in the Queen's Room for an extended visit.
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Washington
UPI
Mamie Eisenhower
White House
Nixon
Europe
Counterfeit Checks Cashed At Westgate Bank Branch
State police report three counterfeit checks worth 450 dollars were cashed at Peoples Bank Westgate branch at 11 20 a m Monday. Checks drawn on First National Bank Mercer County by Sharon Steel Corp were misissued with pink color and no punch holes. Sharon Steel manager Paul Cortigan said none of the names appeared on payroll. In a separate theft, 25 dollars vanished from a Red Barn Restaurant deposit bag at 1503 Wilmington Rd from Thursday to Friday, discovered by manager Larry Donahue of Edinburg Rd.
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Westgate
Peoples Bank
Lawrence County
Sharon Steel Corp
Farrell
First National Bank
Mercer County
Sharon Steel
Paul A. Cortigan
Red Barn
Wilmington Rd
Larry 8. Donahue
Edinburg RD
Twelve Die In Pennsylvania weekend Traffic Fatalities
At least twelve people were killed in traffic mishaps across Pennsylvania during the weekend. Eight deaths occurred in the eastern part of the state and four in the western region.
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UPI
Pennsylvania
Six more wounded in York racial disorders during curfew nights
Six persons were wounded Sunday in York Pennsylvania as police fought unruly residents for the fourth night of racial disorders. The son of Public Safety Director Hose was struck but armor vest protected him. Three arrests for curfew violations followed, with total shootings reaching 23 since the start of the violence between a black and a white gang.
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York Pa
UPI
Public Safety
Jacob W. Hose
Cathedral Burglaries Lead to Juvenile Detentions
An 18 year old Johnstown boy is jailed and a 17 year old in the juvenile detention home on burglary charges at the Cathedral. Robert E. Ratenke waived his case to court before Alderman Howard B. Hanna. No bond was set. Police said two youths tried to enter by a window. a screen was removed and officers found Ratenko in a rest room and the other youth hidden under a pool table in the billiard room.
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Johnstown
Robert E. Ratenke
Howard B. Hanna
Ratenko
Woman Injured in Mishap Across City Streets
Multiple injuries reported in a string of one and two car crashes across Akron and surrounding areas. Antoinette Stackiewicz suffered facial and jaw injuries after a 2:08 am Moravia Street collision with Adam Stackiewicz. James Bovo and Marguerite DeAngelo were involved in a separate intersection crash near Washington and Junior High Streets. Additional incidents include a Butler Avenue brake failure and a parkYour vehicle collision on Reynolds and Cunningham avenues with other injuries. Police cited reckless driving and left turn violations as factors in several crashes.
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St. Francis Hospital
Moravia St
Antoinette Stackiewicz
Morris St
Adam Stackiewicz
James Bovo
S. Ray St
St. Francis
Washington
Junior High
Bovo
Ray St
Marguerite DeAngelo
Pearson St
DeAngelo
Junior High St
Akron
Butler Ave
Adams St
George Rosensteel
John DiCarlo
Huey St
Andy Karki
Allegheny Ave
John Edward Lovich
New Castle RD
Karki
Reynolds St
Cunningham Ave
An Alliance
Ohio
U.S. 224
Dean C. Ansley
Ansley
Andrew Zaloveik
Youngstown
Pulaski Township
Assault in Pulaski Township Leaves Woman Injured
Irene Catherine Macala, 45, on her Pulaski Road front porch was attacked at 2:30 a.m. by two men, dragged onto the road, as screams drew her three sons. She is hospitalized at Jameson Memorial with severe spine pain and multiple injuries. state police investigate.
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Pulaski RD i
Irene Catherine Macala
Frizleburg
Pulaski Township
Jameson Memorial Hospital
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