Surveyor 1 Paves Way To Land Men On Moon
AP report from Pasadena describes Surveyor 1 landing on the moon in the Sea of Storms with a successful soft touch after a long voyage. Photo series captured terrain and horizon details, some out of focus, as scientists plan follow up views. President Johnson hailed the achievement and called for peaceful space exploration with Russia. UN Secretary General Thant praised the milestone as a step toward international cooperation for space treaties.
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Ralph Dighton
Pasadena
Calif
IAP
Suneyar
Triumphad
Johnson
Russia
United Nations
Thant
U. S
United States
Surveyor
Public Demonstration for Rupture Support at Wagerstown
Rice Fitting Experts of Adams invites Hagerstown residents to a free demonstration and 20 day trial fitting of the Rice Support for reducible ruptures. Event at Wagerstown Inn Public Square on Monday June 1 or 2 with morning and evening sessions. No obligation, money back offer if unsatisfied. informed staff will fit and explain the device.
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Adams
Yo Owil
Wagerstown Farar Inn
S$quar Wagerstown
Lear
Area Deaths in Chambersburg and Greencastle
Miss Edna Viola Stratton 76 former resident of 65 South Federal Street Chambersburg died at Community Hospital Sunbury Pa She was born in Chambersburg daughter of William A and Annie Nate Stratton resident of Selins grove State School and Hospital for 20 years Survived by two sisters Grace Goodyear Nora McGehee and many nieces and nephews Funeral Monday at 2 30 p m from Rouser Funeral Home Hagerstown with Father William Parker Neal officiating burial Cedar Grove Cemetery Chambersburg Also notices Robe Decker 57 of Route 3 Greencastle died Thursday morning at home Son of Meda Beard Decker of Cascade Md Survived by wife Helen Brant Decker six children grandchildren and several relatives Funeral Saturday 2 p m Minniah Miller Funeral Home Greencastle Rev Ralph Wenger officiating burial Brown's Mill Cemetery Kauffman Station Friends may call at the funeral home tonight 7 to 9 p m
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Hazel Beatrice Ritterdl
Lee Roy Ritter
Belview Avenue
Washington County Hospital
Zion Evangelicalated Reformed Church
Women's Guild of the Church and Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Leatrice Jeanine Widmyer
Lena Rosalie Barnhart
Hagerstown
Chambersburg
Edna Viola Stratton
South Federal Street
Community Hospital
Sunbury
William A
Annie Nate Stratton
Selinsgrove State School
Rouser Furral
William Parker Neal
Cedar Grove
Greencastle
Vaughn Carmack
Ambrose Stine
Robert M. Decker
Harrisburg
Donald Kauffman
Waynesboro
Leep Decker
U.S. Navy
Newport
IRS
Fred Decker
Ingerstown
Roy Decker
Turson
Ariz
Glenn Decker
Calif
Walter Decker
Marion
Lauren Decker
Cascade
Arvel Decker
Ernest Tarhauch
Esboro
Stanley Riley
Victor McClain
Minniah - Miller Funeral Home
Ralph Wenger
Brown's Mill Cemetery
Kauffman Station
Fulner
Jem
August Draft Call Seeks 32 000 Men
The Defense Department requests an August draft tally of 32 600 to match military needs for Viet Nam. Inductees will join the Army. Navy Marine Corps and Air Force offer no new draftees. Earlier in January the draft peaked at 38 280 with 8 900 Marines. Divorce suits were filed in Circuit Court by Winifred E Morris or Leo Morris and Charles L Minotet against Joyce L Minotet.
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Washington
Defense Department
Pentagon
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Air Force
Circuit Court
Winifred E. Morris
Leo
Prayer Today At Berkeley School Of Religion President
Prayer asks for grace strength healing and inspiration through Christ. Stuart LeRoy Atverson of Berkeley, Calif leads Pacifica School of Religion with a note of devotion and service to the distressed and healing through faith.
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Stuart LeRoy Atverson
Berkers Jey
Calif
Parific Y School of Religion
Stock Market Opens Uneven in Moderate Trade
New York stock activity began with a moderately active, uneven session. Major Dow components showed mixed moves with Douglas Aircraft down over 2 and IBM shedding over a point, while Eastman Kodak rose about a half point. Rubber shares advanced on Firestone earnings, with Firestone Goodyear Goodrich and U.S. Rubber posting fractional gains.
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New York
Douglas Aircraft
IBM
Eastman Kodak
General Motors
Standard
New Jersey
United Aircraft
Union Carbide du Pont
Texaco
American Canatal Radio Corp
Kennecott
Anaconda
Young Nun Becomes 6th Buddhist Dead By Fire
A year-old nun in Da Nang burned herself to death in a courtyard, the sixth Buddhist suicide amid ongoing anti government agitation in South Viet Nam. Monks confirmed the act and noted a letter left behind. the Buddhist Institute faced leadership turmoil as Thich Tam Chau resigned under militant pressure. Troops and marines maintained order in Saigon and Da Nang amid protests and clashes with Buddhist factions.
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Andrew Borowiec
Simale
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Bud
da Nang
Cism
Saixon
Ilate
Hai Lac Pa
Gode
Hui
Johnson
Poli Jmarines
Viet Nam
Suicrae
Nguyen Cao] Ky
Buddhist Institute
Thich
Tam Chao
Buddhist Church
Tam Chau
American Planes Pound North Viet Nam for Fourth Day
American war planes pressed heavy raids on North Vietnam for a fourth day, striking antiaircraft sites, oil depots, and storage areas. A rescue crew aboard a Batross flying boat faced heavy fire as a helicopter recovered a downed airman near Da Nang, with another pilot reported missing.
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North Viet
Robert Tuckman
Saigon
South Viet
Maryland to Appeal Ban on Aid to Church Colleges
Maryland will appeal a Court of Appeals ruling upholding a ban on state funds for three church affiliated colleges. The decision labeled the grants unconstitutional and noted the church state line as a landmark in the fight to preserve separation in U.S. education. The case involves Saint Joseph College Notre Dame in Baltimore and other Catholic and Methodist affiliated institutions with grants totaling hundreds of thousands of dollars. The attorney general said he was compelled to seek Supreme Court review to resolve the church state funding question.
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Annapolis
Marslandiloge
Frederick
State of
Maryland
Court of Appeals
United Church of Appeal
Saint Joseph College
Arity
Finnttshure
Notre Dame
Baltimore
United States
Ollarian
Thomas B. Finan
Maryland College
Westmin
U.S. Supremester
Hoi! Cols
Washington
Baltimore PSC approves $31 million annual telephone rate cut
The Public Service Commission orders a 30.1 million annual reduction for Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co, marking a second cut this year. The order adjusts the rate of return to 6.55 percent with a range to 6.75, amid debt and equity cost rises. Changes include a 1 cent cut in residential extension charges, more calls allowed for private two party lines, and a 45 call increase for business private line service.
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Baltimore
Public Service Commission
Chesapeake and Potomac
C&p
PSC
Car
Dune
Tre Dak Y MaiL Established 1878
The Tre Dak Y MaiL note shows delivery details and pricing across regions with a 30 cent weekly rate in Summit Aya and Hagaratown, listings for six month and yearly subscriptions, and AP republication rights. The damaged OCR hints at publication origin, dates, and postal identifiers.
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TRE Dak
EN Summit Aya
Hagaratown
Terenhome
Cartier
Mall Md. del
OC. Va
Renna
W. Va
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