Five Satellites Delayed By Rocket Problems
Launch of five military small satellites was postponed after a Titan 3 radar fault halted countdown. The mission aimed to study space radiation, seismic and nuclear treaty verification, with Velas detectors to trigger orbital maneuvers and potential deep space tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Etrothman
Eagh AP
Tearine
H Kennedy
Fila
Ora
Air Force
United
Earth
Mivsland Tral
Cial
Local Obituaries Share Illness Deaths and Services
Long obituary list notes John R R Black dies after illness with fraternal and lodge memberships in Arch Masons and Knights Templar. Burial at Boonshoro Cemetery. Other notices include Mrs Lucy L Hall and Mrs Huby F Felgley deaths, family survivors, and funeral arrangements across Roanoke, Williamsport, Hagerstown, and Martinsburg.
Death Ends Efforts Of Actor Tom Conway To Make Comeback
Tom Conway, 63, known for the Falcon films and British accent, died in a California hospital after years of illness. He had planned a comeback after recovery from liver problems and break with his brother George, but his health deteriorated and his second marriage ended. Conway had lived in a Venice hotel room prior to treatment and recovery efforts faded with time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Conway
Cuien City
Calif
Lin
Conway
Foers
George Lan
Jders
Randown
Venice
Sanlt Marium
Leonard Conway
First Atomic Attack Crewman Dies Of Leukemia
DETROIT CAP A World War II veteran and Enola Gay crewman M Sgt. Shumsid of Detroit died at 44 from leukemia after a hospital stay in Dearborn. Doctors said illness appeared linked to radiation exposure from the Hiroshima mission in 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
W. Chadwick
Emin
Veterans Admin
Robert
Shumsid
Hiroshima
Unter
Chadwick
Shumard
Dearbors
Rimard
Buti
Stock market turns mixed after eight straight advances
New York shares opened higher then edged lower as the Dow and broader averages gave back a small portion of the gains. Du Pont slipped after a prior jump, while United States Gypsum Pan American World Airways General Electric and Northern Natural Gas fell. IBM Procter & Gamble and Illinois Central rose about a point. Bethlehem Sugar eased as famine reports weighed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
du Font
U. S. Gypsum
Pan American Work Airways
General Electric
Northern Natural Gas
Zenith
IBM
Procter & Gamble
Illinois Central
New York Stock ExchangeNames New President
The New York Stock Exchange selected Robert W. Haack, president of the National Association of Securities Dealers, to succeed Keith Funston. Haack, 50, will earn 125000 annually, the same as Funston. Walter N. Frank announced the choice at a news conference.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Robert W. Haack
National Association of Security Dealers
Haack
Keith Funston
Securities Exchange
Heack
Funston
Walter N. Frank
Gavarnors
Judge Slain In Chambers In South Carolina
Judge Francis Stephenson was shot and killed in his chambers in Bennettsville. Mrs. Morris Hood was wounded as gunfire erupted after a discussion about alimony. The sheriff took Hood's husband, a textile worker, into custody. Attorney Charles Vaughan reported Hood in critical condition at a local hospital.
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Bennettsville
S.C
APY
Francis Stephenson
Morris Hood
Stephenson
Y Marlboro County
Jack Weatherly
Hood
Iman
Charles Vaughan
Millions Approved to Buy Assateague Island Land
Washington AP report says House Appropriations Committee approved 6.4 million more for purchasing property on Assateague Island Maryland. Rep. Rogers C Morton notes this lifts total committed to 10.3 million with hope to reach 18.2 million in the 1969 fiscal year as National Park Service buys land from the park edge to about 17th Street.
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Washington
House
Maryland
Rogers C. B. Morton
Senate
Rep. Morton
Assateague Issland National Seashore Park
Seteramant
Morton
National Park Service
Maryland Park
17Th Street
Local Deaths William E. Shuping 82
William E. Shuping 82 died Sunday evening at Rowan Memorial Hospital Salisbury North Carolina He was a Rowan County native and a retired machinist for the Southern Railway Survivors include sons W E Shuping Jr of Charlotte W Shuping of Hagerstown Ward W Shuping and Joe Shuping of Salisbury Daughters include Mrs E G Whitley Morganton Mrs W Burton Beaver and Mrs Cayce Own Salisbury and Mrs Harold Ogden Falls Church Va Brothers C L Shuping Greensboro Scott J Shuping Asheboro Funeral services set for today at 3 30 p m Bethel Church
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Huby F. Felgley
Brenner Ave
Middletown
George and
Sadie Smith Alexander
Calvary Brethren Church
James
Elwood
New Berlin
Vic. Paul
Kenneth
Ronald
Hagerstown
Harfold
Vietnam
Margarette Harper
Betty Delauter
Rachel Shoemaker
Charlotte Sprecher
Aetna
Nancy Reed
Kirkwood
Del
Donald Alexander
San Antonio
Tex
Paul Alexander
Gertrude Springer
Vivian Lindsay
Edna Mc.Eway
Minnich Funeral Home
Laverne Ktohrbaugh
Cedar Lawn Memorial Park
William E. Shuping
Rowan Memrial Hospital
Salisbury
Rowan County
The
Southern Railway
W.E. Shuping Jr
Charlotte
Shuping
W. Shuping
Joe Shupiing
E.G. Whitley
Morganton
N.C
W. Burton Beaver
Cayce Own
Harold Ogden
Falls Church
C. L. Shuping
Greensboro
Scott J. Shuping
Asheboro
Bethel
Eee
Driver Fined For Accident In Martinsburg Court
A Martinsburg resident, William B. Karman, 36, was fined $8 and costs after an accident on Maryland Avenue near Memorial Blvd. in which he was charged with reckless driving but the charge was reduced to failure to reduce speed to avoid a collision. The incident involved George A. Medcalf, 41, of Route 5, and Medcalf’s car sustained damage.
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Martinsburg
W. Vaman
Maryland Avenue
Memorial Blvd
William B. Karman
Daniel Moylan
Yarman
George A. Medcalf
Medcalf
Abd
Marmean Aald
Harman
Magistrate's Court
Freeman
Harm Mond
W. Franklin St. Wat
Evelyn
Nyeht
Catholic University Reinstates Theology Professor Curran
Archbishop O Boyle announced the reinstatement of Father Charles Curran at Catholic University after a student boycott and trustee action. Curran, fired last week over his views on birth control and church teaching, will resume as associate professor effective Sept. 1. The university forms new committee to survey educational needs while faculty resume classes.
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Seymour M. Hersh Boyle
Washing- Washington
Dal
Catholic University
Father Curran
Charles EB. Curran
O'Boyle
Patrick J. O
Pewa
Oboyle
Board of Rusters
Curran
Percy Emerges as Likely White House Campaigner
Senator Charles H. Percy of Illinois, praised for peace efforts in Vietnam and urban policy, gains attention as a potential GOP presidential contender. He urges intensified Asian initiative, restraint on bombing, and strong urban renewal measures, while stating he is not a candidate.
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Walter R. Mears
Washington
Seri
Han
Charles H. Percy
Illinois
Isl
North
Vietnam
Percy
White House
U. S
Liseameny Surnaun P
Pall‘cy
GOP
North Vietnam
Associated Press
GOF
Senate
Congress Demands Rail Dispute End Or Face Law
Congress and the Senate Labor Committee demanded a prompt settlement of the rail wage dispute or a nationwide strike could be blocked by law. The panel urged acceptance of terms proposed by a presidential panel, detailing a 28 percent pay boost and 15 cent hourly rise for skilled workers over 18 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter R. Mears
Washington
Con- Breas
Seattle
Temsters Uton
Senate Committee On Labor and Public Welfare
W. Williard Wirtz
Senate
Bayer Rites Held for Local Farmer at Waynesboro
Clarence J Bayer 54 year resident of Waynesboro route 4 died Monday at Waynesboro Hospital. Born near Ringgold Maryland he was the son of John N and Dutie B Zentmyer Bayer. He retired in 1947 and is survived by his wife Cara A Newcomer and a daughter Mrs Clifford Shindle and a granddaughter. Services set for 2 pm Thursday at Grove Funeral Home with Rev Glenn L Stahl officiating burial in Green Hill Cemetery. Friends may call 7 to 9 Wednesday.
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Titan 3
Earth
Almogpters
Éhact
Mars
Jamey Cuan
Atomic Energy Commission
Los Alatyos
Youtale
F. Martz Black
Beat H. Grifin
Jast
Mbght Westminnster
Titan 4
Rost
Boonsboro
Edward P. Heinze
Dean
Lucy Lea Hall
Pennsylvania Avenue
Gateway
Hubert Hryant Hall
Alecy Ann Young Holley
Roanoke
Charlie Holley
Thelma Ann Stayes
Kalie M. Glassford
Williamsport
Betty Bar
Texas
Mildred Sanders
Hagerstown
Charlie 1. Ball
Baltimore
Hubert L. Hall J
Johnny J. Hall
Martinsburg
W. Va
William D. Holley
Wirtz
War
John B
Buford C
Fred HL
Danny
Richard
Holley
Jim Holley
Winstat- Salem
Ernest Holley
New Jersey
Katie Martin
Miami
Fla
Clystic Mac Sink
Virginia
Qakey Funeral Home
Sherwood Burial Park
Friends Snay
Lest
Elizabeth L. Sellers
Alexander St
Washington County Hospital
Luray
Charles W
Emma Gochenour Lillard
First Baptist Church
Pauling Arvin
George L. Hardman
Falls Church Va
Waynesboro
Clarence J. Bayer
Waynesbare
Waynesboro Hospital
Ringgold
John N
Dutie B. Zentmyer Bayer
Doyer
Cara A. Newcomer
Clifford Shindle
Sud
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Cardinal Shehan
Pope
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Lawrence Joseph
Shehen
Shehan
Vatican
Maday
Roma
Space
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Lebanon
Morris‘rock Americat Textory
At Xalia Club
Funkstown
Tressler Lutheran
Hone For Children
Loysville
Board of Election
John R. R. Black
Arch Masons
Bernard Commandery
Knights ‘Templar
Ali Ghan
Haperstone Forest
Tall Cedars
Palestine
Jebbel
Boonshoro
Lucy L. Hall
Ruby Peigley
Mrs. Elizabeth 1, Sellers
Mins Miriam Byron
Miriam Byron
St. Petersburg
River View Cemetery
Wilamaport
Charles Michiach
Rouzer Fameral_ Hore
York
Penna
Burdey
Summit Ave
Hanerstown
Mit
Ruth
Montray
Sen
Man
Maugansville
Congress
Teamsters
Chicago
Clarence Bayer
Emu Cenitore
Ean
Stheas
W. Wash. St
Hagerstown, Md
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