Slayton Scheduled In Future for Mercury Flight Shuffle
Washington AP report says Deke Slayton, NASA Mercury Project chief Gilruth says he remains capable for future spaceflight despite heart concerns that led to his removal from the next flight. Scott Carpenter named to replace him for the scheduled orbital mission.
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Deke
Slayton
Project Mercury
Gilmth
Mercury
Robert
Washington
Donald
Gilruth
Air Force
Thelys Lan
Byrn_ Douglas
National Aeronautics and Spare Administration
Manned Space Craft Center
Langley Air Force Base
John H. Glenn Jr
Scott Carpenter
Navy
Carpenter
Prayer for a holy sense of living and truth
A Wilmette parish minister asks for heavenly guidance to restore wonder in living, lift hearts above routine, and follow the Christ way. He prays for cleansing, strength, and inner peace through faith.
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Charles M. Crowe
Wilmette, OL
Wilmette Parish Methodist Church
Waterweight mystery and Archimedes principle explained
A jar of water on a scale shows increased weight when a hand is inserted. The extra weight equals the water displaced by the hand, illustrating Archimedes principle. The rising water level confirms displacement. The concept underpins why ships float.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Science Circus
Nine Dwellings Among Realty Sales This Week
Realty transfers dominate the list with multiple deeds recorded in Chewsville, Maugansville, and Hagerstown areas. The docket includes foreclosures, purchases by couples, and parcels along Wolfe’s Tid, Eden Road, Colonial Park, and Oak Ridge Development. Key names include Theophilus C. Merrist Jr., Merle E. Martin, George Kelbaugh, and Hagerstown Housing Corp. with property stakes ranging from four acres to 104 acres and residences on North St. and Virginia Ave.
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Wol. Marin
Viellouita Aye
Maurice S. Paulsgrove
Theophilus C. iMerrist, Jr
Wolfe
Chewsville
J. Clyde Cunningham
John E. Bishop
Cearfoss
Mangangville
Acilt
Jacob A. Marlin
Merle E. Martin
Shanks School
Board's
Vaughn Kaylor Braithwaite
Willard [ Braithwaite
Eden Road
U.S. Rt 1
Paradige Church
R. Noel Spence
George Leon Kelbaugh
Beaver Creek
George
Eshelman
John Edw
Barnes
North St
Maugats Ave
Maugansville
Robert H. Shank
Marshall Thomas Harvey
View St
Clarence H. Ttensch
Hagerstown Housing Corp
Colonial Park
First Christian Church of
Hagerstown
Albert B. Wakenight
Oak Ridge
George H. Juffer
Aeron W. Benchoff
Boonsboro
Wallsville Rd
Howard L. Oyler
Dale ¥.J. Martin
Casimir B. Dingosz
Orchard Sills
Richard L. Roger
John C. Knepper
Tilghmanton
John H. Sisler
Arthur J. Stouffer
Virgsinia Ave
Ammany
Heights
Jesse K. Myers
Wilson XX. Johnson
Crest
Area Deaths Clarify Local Mourning Details
Corrie obituary notes list of area residents including Mrs Mentay Mrs Earl Miller and Mrs Walter Martin. Funeral arrangements begin with a brief service at the residence at 8 20 am followed by a 10 am service at Chambersburg Mennonite Church led by Rev Omar Marti Rev Harald Hunseucker and Bishop Amos Martin. Interment will be in the adjacent cemetery with the family receiving friends at the residence Sunday afternoon and evening.
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Corrie
Ville
Mentay
Marlin
Wagerstown
Earl Miller
Sear
Five From Here Lose Licenses
The Department of Motor Vehicles announced disposals of cases against area motorists. Five drivers had licenses suspended: Alvey Theodore Mose, 157 Ca- Novocheague St Williamsport. Patrick MM Donaghue, 184 Artizan St Williamsport. Frederick D. Starr, 722 Oak Hill Ave Hagerstown. James R Wiedeman, 185 Mont Valla Ave Hagerstown. Francis de Smith Thurmont Rt. J two prnade. Shirley V Dotson, 334 Johnathan St Hagerstown had a license refused. One license reissued to Arthur M Myers, 5 High St Sharpsburg. A gasoline bomb was buried against the front of a Communist party headquarters in Paris with slight damage and no casualties.
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Department of Motor Vehicles
Follo Alvey Theodore Mose
Ca- Novocheague St
Williamsporl
Patrick MM
Donaghue
Artizan St
Williamsport
Frederick D. Starr
Oak Hill Ave
Hagerstown
James R. Wiedeman
Mont Valla Ave
Hagerstoown
Francis de Smith
Thurmont Rt. J
Prnade
Shirley V. Dotson
Johnathan St. Hagerstown
Arthur M. Myers
High St
Sharpsburg
Michigan Publisher Dines With President At White House
Michigan publisher and lifelong Republican joined about 25 Michigan editors and publishers for a White House luncheon with President Kennedy. The event featured a lengthy question and answer session, a formal menu, and a tour led by guards and attendants. The president spoke briefly about Viet Nam policy and thanked attendees for their presence.
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Michigan
Welfare Department Seeks Better Service and Reforms
The Welfare Department outlines ideas for easing paperwork and streamlining procedures to boost service. Abraham Ribicoff and the President stress more health, education, and welfare support, with emphasis on rehabilitation and preventive actions. Officials acknowledge family breakdown indicators like desertion and the need for community-wide effort, staff development, and adequate salaries to meet rising social challenges.
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Abraham Ribicoff
Congress
Washington County
Wide Search But No Sign Of Airliner
U S to face likely plea not to test. Eleven Americans left Travis AFB and a Brazil Brazil stand sought Soviet Union restraint as search continues for a missing airliner over the Pacific. Dozens of planes and ships scoured a vast 60 square mile search area with no debris confirmed.
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U.S
Travis Air Force Base
California
Brazil
Hawaii
Wake Island
Guam
United States
Washington
Moscow
Pacore
Pacific
Philippines
Air Force
Clark Field
Thearore
Milton
Sth
Pericles and the Athenian Golden Age Decline
Don Oakley and John Lane describe Athens as the leader of a thriving Golden Age under Pericles, facing Decline as the Peloponnesian War with Sparta dragged on. The text notes political ideals in Plato and Aristotle, contrasting democracy with oligarchy and their troubling acceptance of slavery.
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Corinth
Sparta
Pelcles
Fenerala
Athens
Pericles
Fhuerdides
Pais
Plato
Apis Aristotle
Lety
Aristotle
Girl 11 Takes Her Own Life
New York report says Linda Pred, 11, did not attend sixth grade for three weeks. After learning she was missing again, her parents found her in the bathroom. She locked the door and leaped from a fifth floor window.
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New York
Linda
Francisco Fred
Shome
Predicts Major Marriage Boom Coming to U S
Washington AP reports government statistician Dr. Forrest E. Linder director of the National Center for Health Statistics warned a House Appropriations group that a major marriage boom is coming in the United States. He urged funding to sustain the vital statistics effort amid high postwar birth rates and the aging of the large World War II baby cohort.
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Washington
United States
Forrest E. Linder
National Center For Health Statistics
House
Delphey
Cumberland Fire Tragic Seven Perish
A Cumberland fire killed seven residents as a two story rowhouse burned rapidly. Neighbors and firefighters worked through the embers after a loud explosion woke families. Some children were saved while others perished, and identifications were made at a funeral home.
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Svork
Sarily
John Campbell
Knippie
Svith
Campbell
Knipple
Botter
P. Naler
Sirs
Army clamps martial law in Guatemala amid curfew and unrest
Heavy troops seized key communications and transport points in Guatemala City and imposed an 8 pm to 5 am curfew as antigovernment strikes spread. Commercial life halted. two rebel bands in the north and northeast were pursued. One group linked to ex defense minister Paz Tejada urged overthrow of Ydigoras. Castro hailed insurgents from Havana. Radio stations protested censorship and one was shot at after an uncensored broadcast.
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Fron
Ydigoras
Conservative
Congress
Guatemala
Qne
Carlos Pax Tejacs
Jacobo Arbenz
Paz Tejada
Digoras
Arbenz
Havana
Fidel Castro
Castro
Guerrila
Castroites
University Students Association
Heavy Loot Looted Bank in Louisville Bank Robbery
Two young bandits robbed a Louisville branch on Friday of about $200. Manager Gilbert Hauck said a perplexed seller displayed a bag containing 4,000 nickels weighing about 450 pounds before the bandits demanded the money. They apparently mistook the loot for a huge windfall.
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Louisville
Gilbert Hauch
Hauck Aid
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