Scientists Study Ranger 8 Photos For Moon Landing Hope
Scientists at JPL study 7500 Ranger 8 lunar photos to decide if a 1970 moon landing by an American spacecraft is possible. The images suggest a frothy rock surface potentially treacherous, with analysis led by Dr. Gerald Kuiper and awaiting Surveyor data and astronaut involvement.
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Calif
UPI
California Institute of Technology
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
JPL
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Ranger
Ranger 7
Ranger 8
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Fla
Earth
Lunar
Ranger 9
Gerald Kuiper
University of Arizona
Department of Astronomy
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Surveyor
Harold Urey
University of California At la
Law To Break Voting Barriers Being Pondered
Washington officials consider measures to simplify voter registration and remove impediments to voting. Vice President Humphrey says new remedies may be needed to counter literacy tests and illiteracy driven barriers. Johnson plans strong Congress recommendations this year. Proposals include banning literacy tests, uniform residence rules, and federal registrars in select areas.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Joseph S. Clark
Humphrey
Johnson
Congress
Four Die From Auto Accidents This Weekend
United Press International reports four fatalities from road crashes in West Virginia over the weekend. Duncan A. Whittaker, 20, of New Jersey, died on a campus embankment at Davis and Elkins College in Elkins, a nonpublic road incident. Buckhannon teens Roger Fawley, 19, and Mildred Knight, 16, died in a one car crash near Weston, with five other passengers injured. Mrs. Anna Johnson, 48, of Dawes died in a lateSaturday crash on U.S. 52 near Rand, as her husband Arthur Johnson lost control while driving to the hospital. no serious injuries among other passengers.
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United Press International
West Virginia
Duncan A. Whittaker
South Vineland
N.J
Davis and Elkins College
Elkins
Whittaker
Buckhannon
Weston
Roger D. Fawley
Mildred Knight
Fawley
Anna M. Johnson
Dawes
U. S
Rand
Charleston
Arthur Johnson
ARH subsidies debated by Southeastern group in region
Logan Patterson a Pineville attorney argued public funds must serve public purposes and urged informing the public before possible court action against ARH financing. Delegates formed the Southeastern Hospital and Pharmacy Association to recruit pharmacists and physicians unaffiliated with ARH as ARH operates hospitals in Kentucky Virginia and West Virginia.
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Pineville
Patterson
of Delegates
Southeastern Hospital and Pharmacy Association
ARH
Kentucky
West Virginia
Virginia
Legislature Deliberates on Death Penalty Abolition and Court Reform
On the special calendar today the House-passed bill to abolish the death penalty for all crimes moves at amendment stage. A Senate constitutional amendment to overhaul the judicial circuit system also advances on second reading, with a birth control clinic bill noted for amendment, backed by the State Board of Health to authorize publicly funded clinics and end current legal ambiguity.
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Judicial Circuit
State Health Department
State Board of Health
Avalanche survivor recounts burial and rescue in Alaska
Avalanche accident leaves one man trapped in a bunkhouse with a buddy missing. Mykyla, rushed to a Ketchikan hospital, faces possible loss of fingers and toes but remains coherent. He says he and two others were in the bunkhouse when the slide struck and that he slept much of the entombment.
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Mykyla
Ketchikan
Alaska
James Wilson
Myklyla
Myllyla
Alabama church criticizes Johnson over voter registration delay
At a Sunday gathering, a church leader denounced President Johnson for not sponsoring voter registration legislation. He accused Johnson of complacency, calling it a white supremacy last stand and warning that Dallas County figures and lawmen could kill in pursuit of blocking Black voting rights.
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Williams
Alabama
Jim Clarks
Dallas County
Wallaces
Meany signals truce with Johnson cabinet
AFL CIO President George Meany said he is very well pleased with the Johnson administration and defended Labor Secretary Wirtz from union attacks. Meany, who has feuded with Wirtz, appeared to call a truce and praised the cabinet member for doing a very good job despite ongoing disagreements on some issues.
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USSR Orbits Four Satellites in Space Research Push
MOSCOW AP The Soviet Union launched another unmanned Cosmos satellite today, number 57, joining three earlier Cosmos craft 54 55 and 56 orbited Sunday as piggy back payloads. Tass said Cosmos 57 operates normally as Moscow Radio noted U S Ranger 8 moon mission and American failures while highlighting a five year old Soviet milestone. The Russian craft reportedly captured photos of the far side of the moon.
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UPS
Soviet Union
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Moscow Radio
Moon
Soviet Missiles Said En Route To Viet Nam
Diplomatic sources report Soviet ground to air missiles fighter planes and advisers moving toward North Vietnam to aid Hanoi against possible U S air strikes. Premier Kosygin pledged support during his Asia trip. Kremlin signaled continued aid though not officially confirmed. Meanwhile spring boat shows begin nationwide as season doors open.
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UPS
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United States
Alexei N. Kosygin
Hanoi
Communist Asia
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Deaths And Funerals Fred Johnson 54 Glen Daniels
Fred Johnson 54 of Glen Daniel died at his home at 9 30 am after a long illness He belonged to Coal Marsh Baptist Church and Local 6004 District 29 UMWA formerly worked for Raleigh Wyoming Coal Co Born September 26 1910 in Big Stone Gap Virginia He was the son of the late Robert and Daisy Johnson Survived by his widow Dorothy Honaker Johnson three sons Fred D Van Nuys California John R serving with the Navy Norfolk Virginia Phillip R at home one brother Homer Johnson Brooksville Florida one sister Edna Austin Brooksville Florida The body lies at Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home pending funeral arrangements
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Fred Johnson
Glen Daniel
Coal Marsh Baptist Church
United Mine Workers of America
Raleigh- Wyoming Coal Co
Glen Rogers
Big Stone Gap
Robert
Daisy Collins Johnson
Dorothy Honaker Johnson
Fred D
van Nuys
Calif
John R
U. S. Navy
Norfolk
Phillip R
Homer Johnson
Brooksville
Fla
Edna Austin
Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home
George M Arthur Funeral Rite in Beckwith
Funeral services for George Mose Arthur 78 of Beckwith will be held at 2 p m Tuesday at the Cotton Hill Baptist Church Beckwith with Rev William Secrist officiating Burial will follow at Price Cemetery Fayetteville Route 2 He died Sunday morning in a Beckwith nursing home Surviving are two sons Donald and James five daughters Juanita Bickford Arbutus Gibson Mary Etta Arthur Leatrice Likens and Clarice Eastman a sister Bertha Settle and 10 grandchildren The body lies at Dodd Payne Funeral Home Fayetteville and will be moved to the church an hour before the service.
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Beckwith
Cotton Hill Baptist Church
William Secrist
Price Cemetery
Fayetteville
Route 2
Arthur
Oliver
Mary Arthur
Donald
Charleston
James
Juanita Bickford
Arbutus Gibson
Mary Etta Arthur
Leatrice Likens
Oak Hill
Clarice Eastman
Ansted
Bertha Settle
Dempsey
Dodd Payne
Funeral services for Miss Lida Donohoe at Bethel Church
Miss Lida Donohoe 69 of Pluto dies en route to Hinton hospital after long illness. Services at Bethel Methodist Church Pluto Tuesday at 2 p m with Rev A H Chapman Rev W M Wills and Rev Robert Shields in charge. Burial in family cemetery. Survived by brother Pearl Donohoe and three sisters. Body at Ronald Meadows Funeral Parlors Hinton and will be taken to church one hour prior to service.
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Lida Donohoe
Pluto
Bethel Methodist Church
A. H. Chapman
W. M. Wills
Robert Shields
Miss Donohoe
Hinton
Pearl Donohoe
Floyd Farrow
Shady Spring
Aden Lilly
Beckley
Ethel Donohoe
Ronald Meadows
Daisy Hewlett rites set in Barboursville chapel
Funeral services for Mrs Daisy Viola Hewlett 72 Barboursville formerly Beckley will be held in Melton Mortuary Chapel with Dr Kenneth Swank officiating Burial follows at Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens Grandchildren and nephews will serve as pallbearers She died at 1 am Sunday in a Barboursville hospital after an extended illness Survivors include three daughters two sons eight grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren The body is at Melton Mortuary Friends may call after 4 pm today.
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Daisy Viola Hewlett
Barboursville
Beckley
Melton Mortuary
Kenneth Swank
Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens
J. S. Souder
Ansted
Norman Teachers College
Thomas, Okla
Margaret Hewlett
J. A. Williams
Sarah Meadows
Leonard Hewlett
James
Lodi
Ohio
Campbell Slemp
Clifford Meadows
W. H. Smith
John Whitlow
Charleston
Fred Souder
Eugene D. Souder
Clyde Souder
Sophia
H. C. Souder
Mount Hope
J. W. Souder
Pikeville
PTA Is Target For Attack By Right-Wingers
Washington based report says right wing groups and the John Birch Society plan to influence local PTA units this spring. NEA and separate committees warn that extremists have already gained some PTA offices in many states and threaten to control state groups.
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PTA
John Birch Society
The
Birch Society
Davis
Margie Goddard Rites Set For Mrs Mar gie L Goddard
Mrs Margie L Goddard 37 of 340 S Eisenhower Drive dies Saturday night after a long illness Funeral services at 1 pm Tuesday Rose and Quesenberry Peace Chapel with Rev Thomas G Mitchell and Rev E H Fisher officiating Burial in Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens Survivors include her husband C E Goddard parents McKinley H and Margie Osborne Rainelle two daughters Regina and Janice two brothers Melvin Delvin and Hubert Osborne Belva Pallbearers named from local clergy and community members
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Margie L. Goddard
S. Eisenhower
Rose and Quesenberry Peace Chapel
Thomas G. Mitchell
E. H. Fisher
Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens
Rainelle
Regina
Janice
Melvin Osborne
Delvin Osborne
Hubert Osborne
Belva
Final rites for Mrs Martha Jane Lilly held at Ellison home
Mrs Martha Jane Lilly 64 of Ellison dies Sunday after a long illness. Funeral at 2 p.m. Tuesday in the home with Rev J W Smith officiating. Burial in Birchfield Cemetery. Born Raleigh County May 3 1900 she lived in Raleigh and Summers counties. Survived by husband Leonard C two sons William Lilly Shady Spring and Leslie Ball Jefferson Pa seven daughters Rosella Trail Shady Spring Pluma Bragg Ellison Cora Thomas Cool Ridge Faye Eady Midway Clara Cadle Rhodol Bessie Hart Raleigh Lola Maddy Florida a half brother Emmett Smith Crab Orchard four half sisters Birtie Cole Midway Cindy Bolen Coal City Opal Cadle Virginia Ivy James Crab Orchard. Body to home this afternoon from Ronald Meadows Funeral Parlors in Hinton.
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Ellison
J. W. Smith
Birchfield
Lilly
Raleigh County
Balls
Martha Smith
Raleigh
Summers Counties
Leonard C
William Lilly
Shady Spring
Leslie Ball
Jefferson, Pa
Rosella Trail
Pluma Bragg
Cora Thomas
Cool Ridge
Faye Eady
Midway
Clara Cadle
Rhodell
Bessie Hart
Lola Maddy
Florida
Emmett Smith
Crab Orchard
Bertie Cole
Cindy Bolen
Coal City
Opal Cadle
Virginia
Ivy James
Ronald Meadows Funeral
Hinton
Clarence D. Toney Services Held in Mullens Church
Clarence D. Toney, 59, of Mullens died Saturday in a Mullens hospital. A funeral will be at 1 p.m. Tuesday at the Mullens Antecostal Holiness Church with Rev. A. R. Hancock. burial in Sunset Memorial Park, Beckley. The family will receive visitors at 4 p.m. today at Sam Fogleston Funeral Home in Mullens.
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Clarence Day Toney
Mullens
Mullens Hospital
John Hrasar Funeral Arrangements Announced
John Hrasar 54 of Baltimore and formerly of Glen Rogers died Sunday in a Bethesda hospital after a long illness. Born June 24 1910 in Illinois he was a carpenter and former Raleigh Wyoming Co. employee. Survivors include wife Fra Lubonia two daughters Miss Jennie Hrasar of New York City and Margaret Webb of Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Glen Rogers
Bethesda
Illinois
Raleigh-Wyoming Co
Fra Lubonia
Jennie Hrasar
New York City
N. Y
Margaret Webb
Obituary for Marvin A. Jones of Columbus Ohio
Marvin A. Jones, 66, Colum bus, Ohio, formerly of Fayette County, died Saturday after a long illness. A retired store clerk born Sept. 8, 1898, he was a son of the late James and Julia Hunt Jones and a Methodist. Survived by wife Berthel Roberts Jones, two sons Marvin and Dewayne, two daughters Frances Winkel and Iris Riley, three brothers Thomas, Charley, and C. E., five sisters Bertha Hitchcock Ollie Foy Vena Jones Ada Cody Minnie Coward. Funeral 10 am Wednesday at Oak Hill Methodist Church with Revs Tally Hannah and Calvin Rodehaffer. Burial in Thomas Addition to Fellows Cemetery, Oak Hill. Body at Tyree Funeral Home after 5 pm Tuesday. will be in church an hour before service.
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Columbus
Ohio
Fayette County
Gatewood
James
Julia Hunt Jones
Methodist Church
Berthel Roberts Jones
Marvin
Mt. Lake Park
Dewayne
St. Louis
Frances Winkel
Tally Hannah
Calvin Rodehaffer
Thomas
A Fellows
Oak Hil
Tyree
Oak Hill
Funeral plans incomplete for Grace Hurst Worrell
Grace Hurst Worrell 51 of Oceana died Saturday evening at her sister’s home after an illness. Born June 2 1913 in Dry Creek she was daughter of the late Dr P G Hurst and Dora Hendricks Hurst. Survived by son William C Worrell Jr Cedar Falls Iowa and brother Kelly Oceana. Body at Evans Funeral Home Oceana. Also Corpus Christi prelate Mariano Garriga 78 died Sunday. Funeral set for Thursday for the bishop who led the Diocese of Corpus Christi Catholic Church.
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Oceana
Garnett Derring
Dry Creek
P. G. Hurst
Dora Hendricks Hurst
William C. Worrell Jr
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Kelly
Evans Funeral Home
Corpus Christi
Tex
UPI
Mariano S. Garriga
Funeral services set for Albert Shaff editor of Lillies of the Field
Hollywood UPI funeral services are planned Tuesday for Albert Shaff 52 a veteran motion picture editor whose credits include the Academy Award winning film Lillies of the Field Shaff died Sunday providing a brief obituary notice with his film association and age
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UPI
Albert Shaff
Shaff
Tremain, San Francisco Examiner editor, dies at home
Walter E. Tremain longtime night city editor of the San Francisco Examiner died at his Novato home Sunday from a heart attack. He guided the paper through years of rapid change and won wide respect in journalism.
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Calif
UPI
Walter E. Tremain
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San Francisco Examiner
Aftermath of Malcolm Assassination Outside Ballroom
Eyewitnesses describe assailants charging and shouting during the attack on two Black men as Malcolm’s body is carried away on a wheeled stretcher to Vanderbilt Clinic. Police rescue, guards and Malcolm’s wife follow the lifeless form through Broadway as crowds react with cries of vengeance.
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Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
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Clash Of Opinions Invites Russia To Ease Author Curbs
Pravda calls for clash of opinions and freer creative activity signaling a softening stance toward avant garde writers in the Soviet Union. Observers caution it may be too early to gauge impact as Khrushchev faces criticism for autocratic rule after his dismissal on October 15.
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Rumyantsev
Malcolm X Assassination Sparks Fire and Arrests in Harlem
The shooting at Audubon Ballroom left Malcolm X fatally wounded and two others shot as crowd violence erupted. Thomas Hagan, later identified as a shooter, was wounded and taken to Bellevue Hospital. Reuben Francis, Malcolm X’s secretary, was charged with felonious assault and weapons violations for firing as Hagan fled. Police conducted a secrecy-heavy investigation, rounded up several followers, and heightened security at Elijah Muhammad’s residence while noting a potential reprisal link to the Black Muslims.
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Hayer
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Harlem
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William Harris
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Reuben Francis
Malcolm X
Bellevue Hospital
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Chicago
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Cassius
Clay
Carl Elliott
Elliottt
Elliott
Sanford Garelick
Khanh Resigns After Dalat Flight In Coup Turmoil
South Viet Nam faces a looming civil clash as Gen. Khanh promises to relinquish his post after a failed counter coup bid. He fled Vung Tau for Dalat when fuel ran low, then telephoned to surrender at 6:30 a.m. His departure follows a decree by Phan Khac Suu. Brig. Gen. Thi confirms Khanh’s resignation as military leaders warn Viet Nam must leave the country.
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Viet Nam
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Cap St. Jacques
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Bridge sale announced for San Mateo Hayward span
The state of California will sell the 1,500 foot San Mateo Hayward Bridge to the highest bidder to fund a new $70 million span replacement. The sale is described as comprehensive and aims to clear the old bridge for redevelopment.
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Bridge For Sale
San Francisco
UPI
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State of California
San Mateo-Hayward
Bay
WREN Officer Keeps Desk Trays Marked In Out Too Difficult
Plymouth England. A young WREN at Royal Naval Command headquarters has blended official procedure with honesty by labeling three desk trays in bold distinct terms In Out and Too Difficult. The simple setup reflects her practical approach to workload.
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England
UPI
Royal Naval Command Headquarters
Three Sierra College Players Set Billiard Record
In Auburn California three Sierra College students claimed the world billiard en durance record with 122 consecutive hours of play, surpassing the old mark by two hours. The sleepless feat was recognized by the American Billiard Association. The trio was Wayne Reed 19 Marty Lorda 19 and Bill Howell 18 all of Auburn. One of the four entrants left after 56 hours.
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Calif
UPI
Sierra College
American Billiard Association
Wayne Reed
Marty Lorda
Bill Howell
Police seize two cars in Norbury raid on dummy weapons
In Norbury England police from 12 squad cars swept two vehicles at a gas station Sunday night after reports of youths with rifles and swords. The weapons turned out to be dummy props used by an amateur motion picture unit returning from a day of filming.
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Norbury
England
UPI
Stove Believed Cause Of Fire That Killed 4
A rural home near Huntington was destroyed by a flash fire blamed on an unvented stove. Four children Edna Forth five Harold four Linda three and Arietta eight months died in the blaze. Mrs Mary Forth twenty one and Lillie Forth two were hospitalized with burns. Funeral services for the victims will be held Tuesday at Milton.
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UPI
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Edna Forth
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Freedom Of Information Discussion in Charleston Meeting
Gov Hulett C Smith and legislative leaders join area newsmen in a panel on public records and public meetings bills at Sigma Delta Chi event. The dinner at the Daniel Boone Hotel starts 6 30 p.m.
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Upi
Hulett C. Smith
Freedom of Information Legisla
Sigma Delta Chi
Ohio Valley- Kanawha
National Journalistic Society
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