Nineteen New Astronauts Boost U S Space Cadre
The United States Space Agency named nineteen new astronauts, raising the corps to fifty. Most rookies will not fly for at least two years due to training needs and prior losses in crashes and resignations. The group includes seven Air Force members and four civilians, with members from Navy and Marine Corps also represented, as the nation races toward three man moon missions later this decade.
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Manned Space Center
Houston
Lex
U.S. Space Agency
America
Ward
Eliot M. Lee
Air Force
Charles A.bassett Jr
Astronaut Corps
Space Agency
Mer
Acury
United States
Astro
LX Navy
Marine Corps
Navy
Space Center
Mishap Fatal Monday To Boonsboro Man
Boonsboro man Morie Louis Lesealleet dies from injuries from a construction project near Emmitsburg Maryland. He was 43, husband of Evelyn Smith Lesealleet. He worked for Pewey Jordan Construction Company of Frederick. He is survived by a widow, one daughter, four sons, and several siblings and nephews. Funeral arrangements set at Rast Funeral Home Boonsboro with visitation Wednesday evening and funeral Thursday at 2 at Boonsboro Cemetery.
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Morie Louis Lesealleet
Evelyn Smith Lesealleet
Boonsboro
Olnes
Emmitsburg
Carl Lo Leseal Joo
Sir
Marlene
Marvin J
Larry M
Terry
Jerry L
Glen Stambaugh
Westminster
Elmer Schaefar
Maude Elizabeth Leslie
Charles EB. Leslie
Jefferson Blvd
Garfork Convalescent Hospital
Hristoria
James DB
Anna M. Robb Rohn
Bethel Bulb
Chewsville
Dyishters
Virginia’ Firey
Wagerstown
Susan Grimm
Roherersville
Alma Marie Wittman
N. Linwood Ave
Baltimore
Maryland General Hospital
Bernard Wittman
Kenneth E. Smith
Consulla Ellis
Oxon Hill
Gilbert
Mark
Alvin Gigous
Hagerstown
Amt
Clarence South
Roy Mantz
Hag
William §. Fout
Potomac i Edison Company
Frederick
Fout
Statis
Evangelion Lutheran — Church
Columbia Vaxtta No
Af&am
Frederick County
William B
Tauey Smith Fout
Louise Shry Fout
William Shry
Paul Fout
Henry Fout
Frederrick
Etchison Funeral Home
Mt. Olivet
Hagerstonian Drunk Driving Appeals Highlight Court Rulings
Local hearings feature Mrs Florence Hicks of 431 Mechanic Street and Mrs Maude Elizabeth Leslie of Jefferson Blvd in obituary notices. cases include a Hagerstown man appealing a drunk driving fine and a separate Reckless Driving conviction. Other entries report multiple funerals and bereavements across Hagerstown and Baltimore, with court actions and sentencing details.
Obituary notices span multiple local churches and families
A batch of obituaries from Hagerstown area churches details survivors, funeral plans, and interment info. Notable names include James Wallace McLean of Sykesville and Evelyn Barton Edmunds, with services set at Grove Funeral Home and St Peters Catholic Church. Other notices cover Floyd Wallace Edmonds, Thomas Benton Whorton, Vincent Hubert, and Mary Ellen Mactavish, listing spouses, children, siblings, and memorial arrangements.
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Grove
Klanenck
Barly
Helen Buhrman
Lantz
Samuel E. Kipe
Lake Wales
Flo
Thomas Kline
Myersville
Marty Lewis
Cayetown
Oliver G. Ripe
Lewis Taylor
Brunswick
Waynesboro
Emory Sell
Gerald Carbaugh
Bethel Cemetery
Two Local Students Given State Senator Scholarships
Ridguly G. Sappington and Linda E. Lawrence win Cenitarial Scholarships from State Senator George E. Soyer. Ridguly, son of Mrs. iles W. Sappington, will attend Loyola College to study engineering. Linda, daughter of Mr. c and Mrs. David E. Lawrence, plans to attend the College of Notre Dame and major in English. Ridguly is a junior who was a school delegate to a Baltimore symposium and works at Burger Chef. Linda is a senior at St. Maria Goretti High School.
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Engler S. Kipe
Cavetown
Washington County Hospital
Carroll
Samuel A
Martha Gallion Kipe
Smithsbutz
Hancock
Floyd Wallace
Edmonds
W. Main St
Harry Lewis
Fargo
N.D
Josephine Rich
Lords
Ohio
Agnes McClain i
Kipe
Sife
Ridguly G. Sappington
Iles W. Sappington
Michigan Ave
Linda E. Lawrence
David E. Lawrence
Ak Summit Aves
George E. Soyer
Siddely
Loyola Col. Ieee
Linda
Notre Dame of Mary+au
Ridgely
Chevrolet to repair accelerator defects in 1964 65 models
Chevrolet plans a about 3 million dollar recall to fix sticking accelerators in 1964 65 Chevelles and 1965 Chevrolets with Powerglide transmissions. A shield will be installed free to prevent slush from packing around the throttle linkage. The action covers about 1.5 million vehicles on U S roads.
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Detroit
Chevrolet
General Motors
Ralph Nader
Auth
Nader
Senate
Datinson
Maryland U. student to sell marijuana to fund college
Police charged 20 year old University of Maryland student Robert Levine with illegal possession of marijuana after detectives seized 12 ounces and rolling paraphernalia from his Takoma Park apartment. Levine admitted buying narcotics in New York for 140 dollars to finance his studies and earning about 75 dollars monthly by selling marijuana. He led investigators to a bedroom stash, a preliminarily hearing was told.
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Rockville
Robert Levine
University of Mary- Levine
New York
Levine
Pra Shistory
Ceeds
Balderson
Montgomery
Greenwood Ave
Takoma Park
Flinders
Norman A
Lealderson
Stock Market Rally Still On
The stock market rally extended into a fourth straight session with heavy trading. American Telephone rose 4 cents on 24 000 shares. Aven gained slightly. Dow leaders included Du Pont Union Carbide Anaconda Chrysler Douglas Aircraft Zenith Schering and New York Central. Boeing advanced over 3. Motors remained steady despite recall of 1.5 million Chevrolet models tied to a sticky throttle.
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New York
du Pont
Union
Carbine
Anaconda
Chrysler
Douglas Aircraft
Zenith
Schering
New York Central
Boeing
Han
Ener
Motors
Chevrolet
Jews Begin Week Long Passover Celebration Across World
New York AP reports Jews worldwide began a week long Passover celebration with the seder and festive foods marking the exodus from Egypt. The holiday coincides this year with Easter due to a rare Hebrew Gregorian calendar concurrence. The observance began Monday at sundown.
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New York
Egypt
Roadside Phone Booth Break-Ins Reported Near Hancock
State Police from Hagerstown and Cumberland sub stations investigated two telephone booth burglaries five miles west of Hancock on Sidling Hill. Break-ins were discovered by TFC Charles Snow as he traveled US Route 40, with the booths found near the Mafia Inn and Ix an Inn. Phones were torn from brackets, change leaves stolen, and a slug left beside the roadway. damage estimated at $200 per booth.
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Hagerstown
Cumberland
Sidling Aill
Hancock
TFC
Charles Snow
Roate 40 Sunn
Hagerstowa
Harry Vy Smith
Maffia Inn
Ix An Inn
Prayer Today from Trinity Church Ends with Amen
Prayer petitions Almighty Father to reveal the damage of anger envy and pride and the power of divine forgiveness. It asks all to turn to contrition and faith and seek Christlike renewal through Thy service Amen. Bernard C Newman NY viewr Trinity Church
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Bernard C Newman
Trinity Church
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Ronald Thompson
Aerospace
Vance D. Brand
Longmont
Culu
John S. Bull
Memphis
Tea
Gerald P. Carr
Marine
Denver
Colo
Charles M. Dukee Jr
Charlotte
N.C
Doe Ll Engle
Abilene
Kan
Edwards Afb
Ronald EL Evans
St. Francis
Pacific
Edward G. Givens Jr
Quanah
Tex
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Maj
William R. Pogue
Okemah
Okla
Aerospace Research Pilot School
Stuart A. Roosa
Durango
John L. Sigert Jr
North American Aviation Inc
Paul J. Weitz
Erie
Hagerstonian
Florence Hicks
Florence HH. Hicks
Mechanic Street
Garlock
Washington Square Methodist Church
Arthur Kiracofe
Wington
Thomas Hicks
C.M. Bells
Paul Jones
Minnich
Mayers
Melvin Hughson
St. Paul's
Mrs. Maude Leslie
Alma M. Wittman
James F. Strine
Washington County
Cit
Joseph Fred Myerty
Nanerstown
Myerly
N. Potomac Ave
R. Gess
Holy Redeem
William
Thomas B. Whorton
Thomas Benton Whorton
Harmons Ave
Bor
Western Maryland Railway
West End
Margaret Hauser
Nelson Brenner
Coffman ‘Funeral Home
Cedar Lawn Memorial Gardens
Vincent Hubert
Hubert Joseph Mulrooney
W. Washington St
Heizig Co
Mary Ellen Mactavish
Bryan Place
Miss Mactavish
R. G. Det
Norman Mesin Fol
Magerstown
Floyd Edmonds
Dra Foutz
Ira Foutz
Senwenksville
Varnetls
Juniata College
Pennsvania Tuberculosis Association
Samuel and
Susanne Keeny Foutz
Ruby Uricker Boerner - Foutz
Downsville
Ensor Boerner
Schwenp
Mary Fouty King
Guy Fouls
Coffiatt Funeral Home
Jesse Hoffman
Church of the Brethren
Broad +oarding
Martha McElroy
Salisbury
Williamsport
Leaf Funeral Home
DeWitt Miller
Riverview
THE
Daily Mail
Summit Ave
Mater Telephone
del. D.C. Va
Fenna
W. Va
Associates Press
AP News
Sensational Winkler
Stewart Warmer
Winkler LP
H. L. Coder
Linda Lawrence
Maryland
Rosen
Mma
Down Town
Pell Perrot
Amots Ron P Nor
Awe Aitig
Tatrat
Tha National Peih Parret Sur- Party
W. Washington
Glasgow
Young Dream
Lincoln Way East
Chambersburg
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