Space Officials Confident Flight Will Get Of Ground Tomorrow
Gemini 9 mission faces a 9 09 am EDT lift off on Friday for a 70 hour flight including satellite rendezvous and a 25 hour space walk. astronauts Thomas Stafford and Eugene Cernan prepare as engineers chase a fault in a signal relay that delayed the previously scrubbed mission.
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Ronald Thompson
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Surveyor
Air Force
Thomas P. Stafford
Navy
le Cmdr
Eugene A. Cernain
Gut
Twwo
Gemini
Earth
ATDA
Cernan
Stock Market Trade Rallies On Early Trading Gains
The New York stock market rallied in fairly active trading with gains of a point or more led by airlines Pan American United Eastern and American. General Dynamics Boeing and other major issues rose over a point. Teledyne Sperry Rand Raytheon and Sperry Rand show modest advances.
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New York
Pan American
United
Eastern
Ererican
Sperry Rand
Area Deaths In Waynesboro Area
Obituary notices list deaths in Waynesboro and nearby towns including Mrs Gertrude Fry and David H Timmons. Details mention churches St Andrews Roman Catholic Waynesboro and St Andrew in Pittsburgh, with funeral arrangements and burial in Greenhill Cemetery and Jefferson Cemetery respectively. Survivors include murky lists of children and relatives. Services are noted as Requiem High Mass and prayers at local funeral homes with burial plans and hospital donation requests.
Behrle C Hammer obituary in Waynesboro Pa
Behrle C Hammer 51 of West Maryland died at 4 minutes past Wednesday at Waynesboro Hospital. Born in Waynesboro he was son of the late Charles I and Mary Lashley Hammer. A veteran of World War II he belonged to American Legion Post 42 Moose Lodge 212 Waynesboro VFW. He worked at Landis Tool, Frick Company and Gettysburg Shoe. He moved from Florida to Hagerstown this past February and is survived by widow Beatrice M Blesser Hammer and step daughter Elem M Carter. Funeral at Grave Funeral Home Waynesboro Saturday at 11 am Rev Charles M Le Few officiating. Burial Green Hill Cemetery. Friends may call 7 to 9 Friday at the funeral home.
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Waynesuoko
Arthur Hullenberger
Cleveland Ave
Worthes
Waynesbaro
Waynesboro
Wellinson
Annie Eyminger Holenberger
St. Andres Roman Catle
St. Andrew Catholic Church
Joseph F. Brauchilz
Greenhill Cemetery
Poe Funneral
Timber Ridge
Elva M. Welter
Lancaster
Frank E. Zimmerman
Chambersburg
Grove Funeral Home
Yancock
Antioel Christian Church
Floyd Truax
Robert J. Nalley
George Whetstone
Cedar Lawn Memorial Gardens
Webster B. Warrison
Hancock
Weller
James W. Bawers
IGOF
Behrle & Hammer
Us West
Waynesboro Hospital
Hammer
Charles I
Mary Lashley Hammer
American Legion Post 42
Moose I
Hagerstown
VFW
Army
Landis Tool Company
Frick Company
S Gettysburg Shoe Company
Florida
Beatrice M. Blesser Hammer
Elem M. Carter
Grave Funeral Home
Charles M. le Few
Green Hill Cemetery
Turderal
Draft system questioned as papers in hand cited by GOP
The Associated Press reports Republicans call for a full scale review of the draft citing a Selective Service report claiming many drafted youths were chosen because their papers were ready. They urge computer data processing to fix bottlenecks while warning against decentralization.
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Viet Nam
GOP
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Sonta
New York
Ohio
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South
North Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Kansas
Panhandle
Texas
Oklahoma
U.S. Planes Hammer At North Viet Nam
U S planes hammered North Vietnam in a third day of heavy raids concentrating on antiaircraft and missile sites. A strike on a Communist supply convoy was reported as ground forces in South Vietnam saw light contact. American casualties for the week ending May 28 totaled 87 killed and 606 wounded with two missing, while enemy and allied losses were tallied in the hundreds.
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Robert Tuckman
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
North Viet Nam
United States
Ameri
Reis
Telegram Workers Walk Out Demands Pay Increase
Thousands of Western Union workers across the nation staged a four hour walkout to dramatize wage demands. The AFIO Commercial Telegraphers Union represents 20,000 employees and seeks raises of 7 and an half percent in the next two years. Operations were halted from noon to 4 p.m. Wednesday.
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Washington
Western Union
Aficio Commercial Telegraphers Union
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Tkigerstuwi
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Jefferson Cemetery
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Mercersburg
Chambersburg Hospital
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Mary Robinson Timmons
Montgomery
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Fairfield
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Kenneth Picket
Glasgow
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Kemp’s Mill Rd
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Washington County Hospital
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E. Washington St
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Hoboken
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Greenlawn Cemetery
Leaf Funeral Home
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Mancock
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