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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Jun 17, 1969

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Aldrin Set for Busy Roles During Apollo Moon Landing

NASA officials outlined Apollo 11 plans with Neil Armstrong first to step onto the lunar surface and Buzz Aldrin handling camera work and a solar wind collector. Aldrin will assist with sampling and environmental tests while Armstrong tests surface strength and collects samples for return.

Washington Neil A Artstrong B. Aldrin, Jr Apollo Project Aldrin Navy Chester M. Lee Apollo Arestrom Melvin Armstrong Lee EE A Marin Apmstrom Mawaii New Mexico Armestrong

Violence Continuance Seen in U S Cities by Experts

John Hopkins historian Dr Hugh Davis Graham co directed a federal study on violence with Princeton's Ted Gurr. He warned that ongoing violence is likely, citing economic mobility racial tensions and government action history as factors. The final report will be judged by long term public acceptance.

Baltimore, Md Coe America Hugh Davis Graham Johns Hopkins University Graham Ted Robert Gurr Princeton University National Commission On the Causes and Baltimore Evening Sun United States Commission On Violence

Tiny Farmhouse Becomes Easton Tourist Center

A small early American farmhouse on the Tilghman’s Fortune Manor grant near the Tred Avon River is now the Talbot County Chamber of Commerce tourist information center. The house was moved to U.S. 50 north of Easton after standing from about 1800 and features authentic period furnishings centered around the original brick fireplace.

Easton Talbot County Chamber of Commerce Tilghman’s Fortune

Cemetery Patch Marijuana Destroyed by Sheriff

In Joplin Missouri a cultivated marijuana patch was found growing for about three weeks beside an old grave in Peace Cemetery northwest of Joplin and destroyed by Jasper County deputy sheriff Gene Copeland. The incident was described by Copeland as a careful cultivation effort hidden in a rural cemetery.

Joplin Gene Copeland Jasper County Copeland Peace Cemetery

Macao Amid Quiet Days In The Orient

Macao, famed as a sin city of the Orient, shows a calmer mood and relative tranquility in current times as observers note fewer disturbances and a settled atmosphere.

Macao Sin City Orient

Czech Communist Party Urges Conformity Drive Across Czech Lands

The Czech party bureau denounces Western contact efforts and urges isolation of reformists. It condemns Frantisek Kriegel’s speech against the Soviet invasion, expels him, and calls for discipline among youth groups and journalists. Less than 10 percent of Czech journalists signed a self criticism letter.

Prague Ine Csech Conmmurtat Peter Shay Shea Spalpor Ueechogtotahia Krievel Communist Party Puy Ackyt Co Czechoslovakia Scout Czech Journalists Union

Militant SDS Workshop Tied to Campus Sabotage Actions

Senate hearings focus on the Students for a Democratic Society after testimony about a sabotage and explosives workshop at the 1968 SDS convention in Lansing Michigan. Clay cited 471 campus disturbances, 25 bombings or attempted bombings, and 6 000 arrests across U S colleges with SDS chapters capable of mobilizing hundreds to seize buildings and confront authorities.

William A. Steiger R-Wis James Allen U.S Allen University of Michigan Robben W. Fleming Senate Subcommittee Perman H. Clay SDS Lansing Mich Clay National Sds Council University of Colorado Senate American Insurance Association Stanford University San Francisco State College

Graduation Costs Hit Poor Hard

Chicago welfare advocates plan federal court action over graduation fees for seniors in predominantly Black schools. A mother cited a $53 bill for DuSable High School items and charges. activists say public aid should cover essential graduation costs for children on welfare.

Chicago Cornelia Williams Jessie DuSable High School Lefkow James F. Redmond Virginia Mack Welfare Rights Organization Public Aid

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