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Somerset Daily American

Location

Somerset, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1965

Page

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Gemini 7 Astronauts Eager For 14 Day Spaceflight

Frank Borman and James Lovell Jr lead the Gemini 7 crew as prelaunch checks wrap at Cape Kennedy. The crew shares light moments with the dietitian while preparations intensify for a 14 day mission. Recovery plans and rendezvous with Gemini 7 are outlined for the doubleheader launch schedule.

Cape Kennedy Fla Frank Borman James A. Lovell Jr America Bormand Lovellare Walter M. Schirra Jr Thomas P. Stafford Christopher C. Kraft Jr Pad 19 Borman Lovell Schirra Stafford Kraft Gemini Charles Mathews Jeanne Reid National Institutes of Health Edward H. White II Michael Collins Donald K. Slayton White Collins Lett James Lovell

Bigger And Bloodier Battles For Viet Nam

Saigon reports looming larger clashes as U S and South Vietnamese forces face a manpower shortage. Reinforcements are delayed, tied to port and depot work. Leaders discuss expanding to as many as 300000 troops, contingent on facilities to receive and support them. Cam Ranh Bay and Nha Trang host major port and airfield projects, with two shifts.

Saigon South Viet Nam Viet Nam U.S Washington U. S 2Nd Corps Cam Ranh Bay U.S. Field Force Nha Trang Cam Ranh

Wilson OKs Strike Force For Zambia

London reports Prime Minister Harold Wilson approved an air strike force headed for Zambia after Kenneth Kaunda accepted terms for air defense. A fleet of transports from Nairobi will carry equipment, with Javelin fighters to follow to deter Rhodesia. In Lusaka talks continued on British ground forces and control of troops in defense of Zambia.

London Harold Wilson Zambia Kenneth Kaunda Britain His African Republic Rhodesia Beverley Nairobi Kenya Ian Smith Wilson House of Commons Royal Air Force Central Africa Lusaka Commonwealth Arthur Bottomley Kaunda Bottomley Border

County finishes paying courthouse loan early

The Somerset County Commission announced that a 75,000 loan from Somerset Trust Co. for Courthouse Project 4046 to repair the courthouse dome was fully paid as of December 1. The final installment of 61,250 plus interest settled after three years, saving about 3600 in interest. the federal government contributes 62,800 toward the project and has paid 75 percent of that amount.

Somerset Trust Co

Johnson predicts 1966 record economy and urges unity

President Johnson told a Washington business council by phone that 1966 should be another record year for the U.S. economy. He called for wage and price restraint, urged unity of business, labor, and government, and endorsed talks with North Vietnam if peace is the agenda. He touted 58 months of uninterrupted peacetime prosperity with historically stable prices.

Johnson City Tex Johnson U.S Viet Nam Business Council Washington

Pirates may alternate Mota and Alou in centerfield

Milt Graff of the Pittsburgh Pirates spoke to Somerset area service clubs at Calvary Methodist Church about 1966 plans. He said Manny Mota and Matty Alou could share centerfield, praised Alou’s speed and bunting, and noted Jess Gonder and Dave Roberts add bench depth. He urged team motivation through the Pirates Pep Rally concept and vacation meeting aims.

Pittsburgh Pirates Manny Mota Matty Alou Somerset Service Club Milt Graff Bucs Lions Rotary Jaycees Kiwanis Calvary Methodist Church Graff Kansas City Athletics Alou Matty Jess Gonder Dave Roberts Pirate Pirates Joe Brown Pittsburgh Dodgers

Former Law Official Dies Suddenly in Somerset

Harry C. Jacobs 68 a Somerset resident prominent in county law enforcement died unexpectedly Thursday. He served as chief county detective under Archibald M Matthews and field deputy sheriff under Sheriff John I Smith. Survived by wife Ruth Hoover Jacobs three children Mary Louise Ream Lois J Custer and Dr Robert V Jacobs nine grandchildren. Funeral services Sunday at 2 p m at Walter Hoffman Funeral Home with burial at Somerset County Memorial Park.

Harry C. Jacobs Somerset North Edgewood Avenue Jacobs Archibald M. Matthews John I. Smith Pennsylvania Insurance Department Bakersville William D Mary Louise Shultz Jacobs Ruth (Hoover) Jacobs Mary Louise Ream Lois J. Custer Robert V. Jacobs Trinity Lutheran Church of Walter

Western Pennsylvania Weekend Weather Outlook

Cloudy and mild conditions with occasional light rain on Friday as highs reach 45 to 51. Friday night brings mainly cloudy skies with a few showers. Saturday remains largely cloudy with showers tapering off and little temperature change.

Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania Assembly Round-Up ends road financing deal

The Senate approved a 980 million borrowing plan to fund a six year accelerated highway construction program and two companion bills expanding the Highway Commission to nine members. The measure, sent to Gov. Scranton 49-0, allows immediate 200 million borrowings with additional bonds through July 1968, while opponents warn of future gas tax impacts.

Harrisburg Senate State Highway Commission Scranton State Highways Commission Highways Department Commission Philadelphia Allegheny State Highway and Bridge Authority Stanley G. Stroup

Morale in State Police Declared Highest Ever by Purdy

Harrisburg AP says State Police Commissioner E Wilson Purdy told a 10 member House committee morale is higher than ever. He rejected claims of low morale tied to his promotions and transfers while aide Major Rocco Arella cited a 1964-65 survey finding morale generally not good.

Harrisburg E. Wilson Purdy Fraternal Order of Police Purdy Rocco P. Arella Fraternal Order of Police Urella State Police Bureau of Staff Inspections

Bloodmobile at Rockwood Today

The Red Cross bloodmobile visits Rockwood today from 2 to 6 p.m. at the United Church of Christ. Residents are urged to donate a pint of blood due to a dire need and to help others who may need blood in the future.

Red Cross _ bloodmobile Rockwood United Church of Christ

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