Public gets close look today at men who may reach Moon
The six new U S scientist astronauts are introduced at a Manned Spacecraft Center news conference in Houston. They are Dr Frank D. Michell Dr Joseph P. Kerwin Dr Diane D Graveline Dr Edward G Gibson Dr Owen K Garriott and pet Harrison Schmitt. Most come from small towns and stand just over six feet tall weighing about 160 pounds. The first moon walk is projected at least four years away and none of the six is slated for that mission. Their work would focus on studying the lunar surface later. The Gemini mission follows in August with Air Force Maj Gordon Cooper Jr and Navy Lt Cmdr Charles Conrad Jr possibly including a space walk.
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Muston
Tex
U.S
Manned Spacecraft
Enid
Okla
Gareriot
Newport
Graveline
Oak Park
Kerwin
la Crosse
Wis
Miche
Santa Rita
Schmitt
Air Force
Cordon Cooper Jr
Navy
Cmdr
Charles Conrad) Jr
Local Obituaries From Maryland Towns Dated Notice
Obituaries list John Clayton Smith 68 of Ta gerstown died in Springfield State Hospital on Monday. Survived by wife Mary Kuhn Smith and daughters Goldie and Helen, with brother Charles and sister Letha. Funeral Thursday at Pondsville Mennonite Church. Also Bessie V. Ritter 64 of 1613 Virginia Ave died in Washington DC. Survived by husband Lloyd and nine grandchildren. Services Wednesday at Minnich Funeral Home. Rev. Melvin Hughson officiating. Other notices include Rev. William E. Fowler 64 of Williamsport Route 3 who died while visiting Kaiseville PA. Survived by wife Alice and many children and grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at Sabil lasville Poll Gospel Church. Also John A. Forrest 82 of Mount Lena Boonsboro Route 2 died after brief illness. Survived by wife Edna, children Edna, John, Austin, Chesel, and others, with many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at Mount Lena E.A.B. Church. Also Mrs. Ethel N. Hoffman 63 of Baltimore died Sunday from a fire at home.
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John Clayton Smith
Tagerstown
Springfield State Hospital
Monilay
Pandsville
Henry C. Smith
Nettie
Ki We
Smith
Poistille
Pondsville
T the Minnich Funeral Home
Smithsburg
Bessie V. Ritter
Virginia Ave
Washington, D.C
Hagerstown
Fieet and
Mollie
Har ‘Baugh
Washington Square
Lloyd H. Ritter
Lloyd H Ritter Jr
Robert Ritter
New Cumberland
Betty Titley
Washington
Jeanne Kramer
Donald F. Harbaugh
Ray Harbaugh
Youngstown
Ohio
Kath. Tyn Fox
Bethlehem
Minnich Funeral Home
Melvin Hughson
Hest Haven
William E. Fowler
Alice V. (Nonemaker) Fowler
Williamoport
Kaiseville
Myitamangrt
Samuel H
Rosie (Xing) Fowler
Sabsttashille Fair Gospel Church
Beu
Jah Mae Pierce
Doris Jean Milligan
Anchorage
Alaska
Ruth G. Young
Berlin
Nat
Rev. C. 8. Fowler
Berkeley Spring
Kryece L. Fowler
Mobile
Aln
Donald E. Pawler
San Francisco
Calif
Lester E. Fowler
Sterling Park
Nose Gamp
Mamsport
Sabillasville Poll
John A. Forrest
Mount Lena
Boonsboro
Mary E. (Longchecker) Forrest
Washington Countty Hospital
Myersville
David C
Evie A. (Hoffman) Forrest
Mt Lena E.A.B. Church
Edna Doyle
John K. Forrest
Austin A. Forrest
Funkstown
Cheselater
Harry C. Kattler
Mt. Lena
Daly
Boonshoro
Chure
Pan, l
Nora May Davison
Greencastle
Nora May (Zeigler) Davison
Rowe Ave
Waynesboro’ Hospital
JW. Davison
Washington County
John
Anna May (Winders) Zeigler
Evangelical Lutheran Cunych
Zimmerman Funeral Home
Lor
Clarence A. Neal
Turial
Coday Hill
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Charles Walter Barker
Great Cawapon
Morgan County
George
Eleanor Barker
Barker
Catherine (Gackles) Barker
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp
Te Sans
Wrightstown
Zane
Great Cacapon
Helen Stuckey
Jones
Area Deaths Mrs Nora May Davison
Death notices from Greencastle and Berkeley Springs honor Nora May Zeigler Davison 74 of Greencastle and Charles Walter Barker 84 of Great Cacapon with funeral arrangements in Zimmerman and Helsey Funeral Homes, burial at Coday Hill and Great Cacapon Cemeteries, interwoven family survivors and hospital memorials.
The Daily Mail Advertisements and Address Details
The page shows a daily newspaper notice with publishing details at 2531 Summit Ave Hagerstown Maryland and contact numbers. It lists subscription rates by mail across various regions and dates, including prices for six months and a year, plus a note about the Associated Press content.
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Summit Ave
Hagerstown
Stock Market Advances In Trading Today
New York stocks rose after a four day slide as heavy trading continued. Traders watched Chrysler Boeing General Motors Ford Westinghouse move on brisk volume with notable gains and a delayed ticker echoing floor activity.
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New York
Chicago
Carysler
Boeing
General Motors
Ford
Westinghouse
Woman Dies After Pig Liver Transplant Attempt
A 34 year old Boston woman with liver disease died after two pre-liver therapies doctors said extended her life. At City Hospital doctors used a pig liver in a sterile box to filter her blood and attempt to give her own liver time to recover but she died from internal hemorrhage.
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Boston
APJ
Bostan Gom Lap
City Hospital
William V. McDermot
Four Die In Baltimore House Fires Across City
In overnight blazes, four people died in three separate house fires in Baltimore. Mrs Sue Phillippilla, 47, and Mrs Marjorie Fassett, 60, perished in a two alarm fire after Phillippilla reportedly went upstairs to warn Fassett and did not return. Separate one alarm fires claimed Elise L Hoffman, 62, and Lass Graf, 63, in their homes.
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Balimore
Sue Phillippilla
Marjorie Fossati
Phillippile
Fassett
Elise L. Hoffman
Lasso Graf
Oldest Roseto Citizen Says He Will Work Until Death
Peter Ronen, 85, a Roseto, Pennsylvania resident, continues daily as a blacksmith and assists his son in a garage business. He remains active in gardening and cycling, credits hard work and peace of mind for health, and notes Roseto’s fame for longevity while family and dignitaries send birthday greetings and well wishes. His 80th wedding anniversary was celebrated April 2.
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Roseto
SML
Tve
Peter Ronen
Lehigh Valley
Ronca
Rosetas
Ronen
Nicholas
Haly
Foes
Renea
Ronea
Maria
Ahvil
Roeste
Prayer Today Gives Peace and Duty to Seek Divine Will
A prayer request from LeRoy Anderson of Berkeley California, president of the Pacific School of Religion, asks eternal God to reveal daily duties and grant serenity and trust that Thy will be done on earth as in heaven in Jesus name.
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God
Lus
Earth
Jesus
Duty Free Exemption Set at Fifty Dollars
The Senate Finance Committee backed a fifty dollar duty free exemption for purchases brought into the United States by US travelers after a morning session had approved a hundred dollar limit. The move aligns with Johnson administration aims to ease the balance of payments strain. Retired Air Force General William F. McKee pledged not to let his military background affect civil aviation policy if confirmed as FAA administrator, testifying before the Senate Commerce Committee as a vote on his nomination was not yet announced.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
William F. McKee
Senate
Federal Aviation Agency
McKee
Commerce. Committee
East West Trade Useful In Cold War Era
Leroy Collins, former Florida governor and director of the Community Relations Service, told the Senate Commerce Committee that East-West trade may serve a useful purpose in the cold war era while awaiting vote on his nomination as secretary of commerce. Pope Paul VI upheld that religious liberty remains essential and no one should be forced to accept the message of Christ, denying reports of watered-down text.
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Washington (Ap
Leroy Collins
Collins
Florida
Community Relations Service
Senate Commerce Committee
Wndey
Secretary of Commerce
Vatican City
Paul VI
Vatican Ccumenical Council
Vatican
Paul
St. Peter's Basilica
Air Force Enlists 26 Men From City Area
Area men from Hagerstown and surrounding towns enlist in the Air Force for various paths including officer training, pilot programs, and technical fields. Recipients listed include Wayne D. Smith, Allen K. Honer, James D. Sarko, Norman A. McClelland, and others, with former servicemen also rejoining.
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Air Force
Hagerstown
Wayne D. Smith
Allen K. Honer
Hollywood Road
James D. Sarko
Moller Ave
Mchrred A. Warden
Reynolds Road
Norman A. McClelland
North Avene
Aneil
Malock
E. Franklin
Boonshorn
Harry J. Saunders
Elizabeth St
William L. Diverbliss
S. Locust St
John [le Heas
Gay St
Richard W. Kaetzel
Gapland
Ton Sald KX. Seal
Viet
Richard L. Vance
Mt. Acina
William E. Baer
E. Lee St
Gary L. Havermale
Pennsylvania Ave
Charles E. Erose
Jacob W. Beard
Clear Spring
Thomas A. Speakman
Jack N. Gilbert
Chestnut St.s
Gary W.lethman
Fred Setick St
Army
George T. Barnevy
Greenberry Road
Pentawon
Alvis EB. Hopkins
Fort Ritchie
Tinker Afb
Okla
Melvin B. Covey
Paris
France
Leehnies
Monday Stock Plunge Saddest Drop Since 1963
New York AP reports a sharp Monday selloff erasing gains from past six weeks and marking the steepest fall since the Kennedy assassination. Blue chips slid about $2.4 a share as trading volume surged and observers searched news for causes.
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New York
Slice Isle
John F. Kennedy
Hospital says Vaomas Panghorn improving at Baltimore facility
Still improving Vaomas Panghorn remains listed as satisfactory and improving at University Hospital in Baltimore. The local industrialist has been confined to the hospital for about a month.
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Vaomas Panghorn
University Hospital
Baltimore
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Robert Heard
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Joseph P. Kerwin
Owen K. Garriott
Edward Gibson
Ethel Hoffman
Ethel N. Hoffman
Belair Road
Charles W. Baker
Ty Winebrenner
Erma Shearer
Battimore
Betty Stauffer
Met
D.C
van Ned NY
Penna
Associate Presa Se
Henson Aviation, Inc
Maryland
By Russell Landstrom
Inne
Ayen
David R. Honedel
Air Foree
Waynesboro
Franklin St
First National Bank OF Maryland
Nicodemus
Washington St
Northern Ave
Minbar Frbert) Deposit Insurance Corporation
Frederick St
Cel Mata
Massey Ford
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