Ranger 9 Midcourse Burn Aims for Moon Bullseye Photo
NASA scientists report Ranger 9 executed a midcourse maneuver via a ground command to adjust its axis and aim for a precise impact near Alphonsus crater. At about 175,416 miles from Earth the craft shifted 320 miles south and east to refine timing for television close ups.
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Gemini-3 Lifts Off for Steerable Manned Flight Test
Astronauts Virgil Grissom and John Young launched Gemini-3 from Cape Kennedy at 9:24 a.m. EST to begin a two year training program for future moon missions. The two man craft orbited Bermuda in a three loop flight, with orbital perigee 100 miles and apogee 142 miles. A minor oxidizer leak was quickly fixed, and President Johnson watched the event on TV as NASA officials confirmed the mission. The Titan 2 rocket stages separated successfully and the capsule proceeded toward its Earth orbit at about 17 500 miles per hour.
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UPI
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U.S
America
Bermuda
Earth
Plantion
Atlantic
Grand Turk Island
British West Indies
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White House
Hubert H. Humphrey
Cape
Paul Haney
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Cape Kennedy Control Center
Haney
Freedom march continues toward Montgomery without King
About 300 men and women began the last half of a 10 mile march from Selma to Montgomery led by the absence of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr as the group pressed on into Big Swamp. King had halted his leadership earlier this day after guiding the first legs of the trek.
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Selma
Montgomery
Ala
UPI
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Voter Registration Deadline Extended Lorain County Offices
Lorain County residents must register by 9 p.m. tomorrow for the May primary. The board of elections will keep both Lorain and Elyria offices open today and tomorrow until 9 p.m. The Elyria office is at 115 Cedar St and the Lorain office at 1205 Broadway.
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Board of Elections
Elyria
Cedar St
Broadway
Snow Mixed Weather Outlook for Northeast Ohio
Light snow and rain mix across parts of the region today with rain or snow possible tonight and another snow event Wednesday. Low temperatures dip to 28 to 33 degrees, per weather map page 14.
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Ohio
Spring Valley pro to own Forest Hills Country Club
Charlies G. Smith, golf pro at Spring Valley for six years, and two partners will purchase Forest Hills Country Club on Route 20 south of Elyria, effective April 1. The new owners, operating as Forest Hills Country Club Inc., completed negotiations with Memo Zaleski, who opened the club in May 1980 with his brother Adam.
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Amherst
Harold A. West
South Amherst
Carlisle Township
Jack Walker
Kosma J. Glavas
Elyria
Fred 8. Sanford
Forest Hills Country Club
Spring Valley
Smith Group
Forst Hills Country Club, Inc
Matthew
Memo) Zaleski
Forest Hills
Adam
Zoning board weighs residential annex review in Lorain
Lorain Zoning Board of Appeals considers reviewing residential annex classification after numerous variances granted. Avon Lake council reverses stance on rental house use by recreation board. Amherst council rejects federal funds due to strings, schedules another public hearing on zoning ordinance and urges civil service exams for water department personnel.
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Elyria
Amherst
South Amherst
Walker
Neff
Glavas
Larry Knoble
Matt Mathews
Virgil Miller
Richard Zukowski
Board of Public Affairs
Otto Reimer
Raymond Jones
Lorain
Avon Lake Council
Recreation Board
Amherst Council
Water Department
Governors Meet With LBJ at White House
President Johnson tells 42 state governors that the United States must keep its word as he hosts a White House meeting after returning from Texas. Officials brief governors on domestic and world affairs while Mrs. Johnson tours with the governors’ wives.
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UPI
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Viet Nam
Selma
Ala
White House
Texas
Under Twenty: Teens' Weekend Reading Club Debuts
The Chron icle Telegram unveils a weekly Under Twenty page on page 15 aimed at teens. It previews what teens like to read and announces a weekly record award for someone aged twenty or younger.
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Lorain policemen acquitted in federal beating case
A U.S. District Court jury acquitted Lorain Sgt. Richard L. Griffith and Ptl. John F. Kochan of beating a youth during a narcotics investigation in January 1964. The verdict followed testimony about prior fights and questioned marks on the defendant Angelo Morales.
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U.S. District Court
Lorain
Richard L. Griffith
Ptl
John F. Kochan
Girard E. Kalbfleisch
Angelo Morales
Morales
Griffith and Kochan
Lenten guideposts Inherit the sunset
Jean Lovering recalls a father who gave her a world of wonder rather than wealth. His lessons in nature and art transformed ordinary days into magic, as they walked fields and sketched landscapes. A vivid memory of a August evening under a million stars.
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Jean Lovering
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