U.S. Leads In Race For Moon
Cape Kennedy reports Soyuz 4 and 5 successful in orbit showing the Soviet lead in Earth orbit activity but the United States still aims for a mid year Apollo 11 lunar landing. Experts note the Soviet plan may require multiple launches and secrecy surrounds exact lunar methods.
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Volpe and Stans cleared by Senate committees for cabinet posts
Democratic Senate committees voted unanimous approval for John A. Volpe for transportation and Maurice I. Stans for commerce. Both appeared before the committee as part of ongoing reviews of Nixon’s cabinet choices ahead of inauguration.
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Airlines Plan Small Increases In Domestic Fares
The Civil Aeronautics Board tentatively approved fare increases for U S airlines raising one way first class by $3 and coach up to 500 miles by $2, following talks with six carriers. The change aims to lift passenger revenue about 3.8 percent above 1968 levels. final approval depends on tariff analysis. The article also notes 41,216 VISTA volunteers in total with 13,695 since inception.
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Eastalco appoints three new staff. Maryland ties return
Eastalco Aluminum announces three administrative moves. Lancelot Jacques WH, a Washington County native and University of Maryland graduate, will move from Connecticut to Frederick to lead ace counting as superintendent. Glen L. Jury, a draftsman, transfers from Intalco in Washington to join the project team with his family. Darwin B. Darwin comes from Intalco to serve as Owner's Field Representative during plant engineering and construction. he and his family reside in Riverside and at 235 Wyngate Drive.
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Glen L. Jry
Intalco Aluminum Corp
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Adult Welding Class Planned at Walkersville High School
Walkersville High School hosts six successive Monday evening welding sessions starting 7 30 pm. Paul Stull leads instruction in basic welds for mild steel cast iron brazing soldering and carbon arc torches. Registration Monday at the Vocational Agriculture Shop. For details call 445 8088 during the day or 845 8251 evenings.
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Planner Honored for Atlantic Seaboard Planning Conference
Crombie, director of the Planning and Zoning Commission since 1965, was chosen by e-Gov Spiro Agnew to attend a conference in New York City with national and regional planners. The event, sponsored by the American Institute of Planners, aims to map development to 2020 for the Atlantic Seaboard.
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Jade gemstones Show Remarkable Durability
Jade is described as highly resistant to breakage due to its matted structure, making it nearly immune to fracturing. The article emphasizes jade’s durability as a key property of the gem.
Future realignment roles for replons in growing world
The fragment discusses replons expanding from 60 to 80 million persons by an unspecified year and stresses the need to redefine roles and responsibilities to guide a humane environment. It implies large-scale organizational or governance changes to manage population growth and societal integration.
Deserter officer Arnold Rewarded by British
Henediet Arnold, an American officer in the Revolutionary War who deserted to the British, was granted 6000 pounds to raise a regiment of American deserters. Only 28 privates answered the appeal.
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Weil Brothers Heat Advice Promotes Safe Home Heating
A notice urges homeowners to research heating options before buying and warns against overinsulation and captive deals with power companies. It promotes Weil Brothers offering a home visit to discuss safe economical off heat and provides contact at 59 Hamilton Avenue.
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