U S Moves Ahead On Gemini Plan
The United States presses ahead with its Gemini program following the first unmanned flight. A Titan 2 rocket launched a two seat Gemini into orbit just behind schedule, with officials noting countdown irregularities. The plan includes a second unmanned flight later this year and a manned mission slated for late 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Benedict Cape Kennedy
Fila
United States
Gemini
Schedle
Charles Mathews
Manned Spacecraft Center
Titan
Blue Cross Seeks New Rate Increase
A Blue Cross spokesman says the hospital insurance plan will ask the State Insurance Commission to approve another rate boost after already granting a 3 percent rise in 1968. The report also notes a separate Vatican Mass at Regina Coeli with prisoners present and the pope’s renewed calls for mercy amid ongoing reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saltimore
Blue Cross
Rome
Ramos Regina Coek
Werel
Queen of Heaven
Pope Paul
John XXIII
Regina Coeli
Chamber Backs Effort For Vote On Home Rule
The Chamber of Commerce board voted to back the Junior Chamber of Commerce effort to collect 8,000 signatures to place a home rule charter question on the November ballot. Chamber President Joseph Firey Jr announced the Home Rule Study Committee chairs and listed members across executive, audit, budget, and transportation subcommittees along with associated area officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
William L. Donaldson
Wiliam Dutton, Jr
Chamber
Joseph Firey, Jr
Joseph P. Firey, Jr
John RB. Brady
John J. Porter
EP. Bachtell
Paul Ottinger
Odell If. Rosen
W. Norman Reed
Br. Wilson P. Ard
John R. Brady
Ray Blanset
Odell If. Resen
Richard A. Henson
J. Willard Newton
Yale Ct
Hanks
Qdelf Mt. Rosen
Warren I. Bilner
Albert T. Powell
Agriculture
Lawence F. Downey
Legislative
Charles Greeb, Jr
Management Development Institute
John Tt. Brady
Weight loss claim tablets sold by unknown pharmacies
A fragment states Tyimudex with Vitafon tablets marketed for weight loss. It mentions sellers at Virginia Ave and a medical facility, with warnings that imply questionable legitimacy. No clear dates or verifiable entities are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pharm Oy
Virginia Ave
Tai W. Warnington
Union MELP Meet On Pact Interpretation
Alumleipal Electric Light Plant management and Union officials met to resolve questions in this year’s union management agreement. They discussed whether Tuesday through Saturday workers should receive regular or weekend overtime for Monday work and aimed for a mutually acceptable understanding. Attendees included MELP manager Dean Miller and union stewards Darrell Diehl Elmer Powell Donald Andrews along with MELP personnel director Julian Oliver Leroy Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alumleipal Electric Light Plant
Miller
Darrell Diehl
Elmer Powell
Donald Andrews
Dean Miller
MELP
Julian Oliver
Leroy Jones
Area Deaths Mrs Gora Mae Koontz
Mrs Gora Mae Koontz 79 of Shay Grove Virginia died at 1010 am Wednesday at her daughter's home after three years illness. Born October 23 1884 in Franklin County she was a daughter of the late Jacob and Mary Jane Stumbaugh. Survived by four daughters and six grandchildren with several great grandchildren and brothers. Funeral at 2 pm Saturday Minnie Funeral Home Greencastle with Rev Lester Misner officiating. Burial Brown's Mill Cemetery. Friends may call 7 to 9 pm Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaly Grove
Coraalae Koontz
Shay Grove
Robert Leight
Metlingham Rd
Hagerstown
Mid
Franklin County
Jacob
Mary Jane (Sanders) Stumbaugh
Guithers
United Brethren Church
Strivors
Edna Koontz
Nelson Headlander
Canton
Ohio
Mildred Coldsmith
Chambersburg
Tigalsters
John
Forbes
Nora Kezele
Barberton
Belvin R. Stumbaugh
Minnie
Ome
Greencastle
Lester Misner
Brown's Mill
Priday
Man Whose Lung Cancer Was Cured By 'Will' Released From Hospital
In Seattle a 42 year old Navy employee identified as Joe Mayerle was reported to have cancer vanish after a March 1959 diagnosis. A Seattle physician said the word cure might be inflated but Mayerle was discharged from the Veterans Administration Hospital after claiming remission and attributed his recovery to willpower, belief, and healthy living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Bremerton
Wash
Joe Mayerle
Ava Hospital
Keyfort Naval Torpedo Station
Ifis
Employe
Mayerle
Veterans Actt
Jay C Swartz Named After Jaycees President
Wack Swartz, Kansas junior chamber leader, named his newborn son Jay C. Swartz to honor the Jaycees. He praised the organization as the finest in the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge Cry
Kan
Wack Swartz
Kansas Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jay C. Swartz
Jaycees
Truce Reaches Cleveland Rights Fight Over School Tensions
In Cleveland Ohio a two week truce ends civil rights protests at City Hall and a school site. A special study group will examine integration issues as Mayor Ralph Locher leads closed door talks with city school and civil rights leaders. The accord follows the death of Bruce Klunder and a temporary court order halting construction and picketing at Lakeview Elementary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Ap—Al
Ralph S. Locher
School Board
Bruce W. Klunder
City Hall
Common Pleas Court
John V. Corrigan
Lake+ view
Prayer and power forecast for Melrose electric plant growth
The Melrose Municipal Electric Light Plant reports March 1964 output of 7,883,330 kilowatt hours, a 7.34 percent rise from March 1963, with Miller noting continued annual increases and early 1964 gains across the quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Fletcher Spruce
Melrose
Aly
New England
Church of the Naover
H. Dean Mill
City Electric Utilities
Melp
Miller
Also Mentioned on This Page
U.S
Pope Paul VI
Union
Pact
Mrs. Gora Mae Koontz
MR. Liggett
Long Meadow
Washington
Mame
Mayerne
John Moore
Home Federal Savings & Loan Association
North Potomac St
H. L. Mills
Hancock
GARS
Tee
Silicone Polisk
Miracle Silicone Permuta
Saper
Baltimore St
Aiacs
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!