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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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May 13, 1965

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9

Lunik 5 Fails To Make Soft Landing

Moscow AP reports the Soviet spacecraft Lunik 5 landed in the Sea of Clouds area at 10 10 p m local time but did not achieve a soft landing as planned. Tass said the flight yielded data for future soft landing work and noted the craft had not lowered gently onto the moon.

Moscow Soviet Union United States Tass Sputnik

Extra Police To Patrol N.Y. Parks

New York City will deploy about 1000 extra police and policewomen to patrol parks and recreational areas this summer to curb crime. Police Commissioner Michael J. Murphy said facilities will be used “free from the anxiety that he will be molested.”

NEW York Michael J. Murphy

Skateboarder Cited For Stop Sign Violation in Seattle

University of Washington student Thomas L Tobin gon, 20, was ticketed after a Seattle patrolman said he ran a stop sign on a skateboard. The report notes traffic rules apply to all conveyances in city streets.

Seattle. Wash Thomas L. Tobingon Dean Murphy University of Washington

Hammond Reelected President of Maryland Association

Richard D Hammond, manager of the Frederick Chamber of Commerce, was reelected president of the Maryland Association of Chamber Executives at the recent Towson annual meeting. He has served as an officer since formation four years ago, after two years as vice president. The association includes executives from 15 Maryland chambers and the Metropolitan Baltimore Chamber of Commerce.

Richard D Hammond Frederick

Victorian Frame House Preserves LBJ Boyhood Era Heritage

Johnson City Texas residents view the restored Victorian Frame House once home to Lyndon Baines Johnson. The Texas Historical Society designated it an historic landmark as the Johnson Family Foundation operates tours four days weekly. The visit reveals artifacts from Johnson's youth, his World War II Silver Star medal, and family mementos including a 1917 report card and a “From Mama” inscription.

Johnson City Tex Lyndon Baines Johnson Rebekah Baines Johnson Lyndon United States Johnson Lady Bird Lucia Johnson Alexander The Texas Historical Society Sam Ealy Johnson Texas Rebekah Baines Mama Baines Mrs Johnson

Restoration highlights LBJ family ties and home life

The LBJ birth home restoration preserves a parlor, hall and dining room while showing Lyndon Johnson’s youth and political rise through letters and photographs. The display includes his mother Rebekah Baines and Lyndon’s early life, front-porch campaigns, and a family Bible with births and deaths. The project adds modern comforts and a listening room for civic meetings.

Lady Bird Rebekah Baines Lyndon Congress Southwest Texas State Teachers College Johnson Kittie Clyde Leonard Opera House Sign of the Times

Kennedy Family Arrives in London for Memorial Dedication

Mrs John F Kennedy and five Kennedy relatives arrived in London by presidential jet for the Friday dedication of a memorial to the assassinated president. The monument stands at Runnymede where Magna Carta was sealed in 1215. Queen Elizabeth will preside.

London John F. Kennedy Kennedy Runnymede John Elizabeth

Slot Machines Outlawed In Italy

Rome AP reports Parliament outlawed all slot machines of chance imposing fines up to 72 dollars and prison terms from one month to two years for violators The action came from the Italian Parliament on Wednesday in a bid to curb gambling and related social problems.

Rome

Lucky Debonair May Miss Preakness

Kentucky Derby winner Lucky Debonair was doubtful for the Preakness after swelling appeared on his right hind ankle. Trainer Frank Catrone called the injury minor but said the horse is too valuable to risk and suggested he nicked himself during a Pimlico gallop.

Baltimore Lucky Debonair Frank Catrone Adam Rice Catrone Pimlico

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