Space firsts and honors in 1960s era Centrum notes
AP reports U S leads Soviet Union 31 to 17 in major space firsts per National Space Council summary to Congress. Royal Golden Key award to Sagerties High Latin teacher and Medal of Honor winner Donlon. Mary Lente cited for inspiring students. Civil Aeronautics Board cites pilot alcohol as a factor in three fatal light plane crashes. Snowfall delays Senate highway hearing. Pentagon reports 25 more U S servicemen killed in Vietnam.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
National Aeronautics, and Space Council
Council
Congress
Saugerties
N.Y
Roger H.C. Don On
Viet Nam
Mary Elinor Lente
Donlon
Sagerties High School
Lente
Associated Press
Civil Aeronautics Board
Senate
Subcommittee
Pentagon
U.S
Burglar Was Least of This Man s Worries
In Pittsburgh Melvin Sweeney fired four rifle shots at an assumed burglar. A family dog was hit, walls were damaged, and a gas line was punctured causing a kitchen ceiling collapse before the intruder was found. In Meadville Larry Seiler met his uncle Donald in a highway collision near Erie.
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Pittsburgh
Melvin Sweeney
Meadville, Pa
Larry Seiler
Wauseon
Ohio
Donald
Pennsylvania
Larry
Erie
Pettiesville
Mosaic of clues and ancient news clippings mixed in
A fragmented OCR page blends crossword style clues with brief historical notices. It includes a long string of cryptic entries on scents, baseball terms, birds, and numbers, followed by short dispatches about Moscow's oldest man Tass report, Kansas City muralist Benton’s hospital check, Adenauer’s return to work, and Utah Pioneer Day trivia.
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Moscow
Tass
Shirali Mislimov
Mislimov
Galima
Baku
Caucasus
Arkla
Bryant
Quiz Q and A on world leaders and history facts
A collection of quick trivia questions with answers. Hull served as secretary of state from 1933 to 1944 before ill health forced resignation. Edward VI became king at ten and died six years later. Armageddon is described as a location in central Palestine. Caligula allegedly named his horse Incitatus a consul.
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Cordell Hull
Franklin Roosevelt
England
Edward VI
Caligula
Incitatus
Newspaper Enterprise Association
West Indian Workers Help Salvage Florida Citrus Crops
Secret ary of Labor Wirtz approved emergency offshore labor to aid Florida growers after a hard freeze. 1,500 West Indian workers expected by next Saturday with 3,000 more sought to harvest millions of boxes of oranges, Valencias and grapefruit. Rutledge of Florida Citrus Mutual notes extensive crops remain and domestic labor is scarce. Temperature lows ranged to 14 in north Florida and 19 near Lake Okeechobee, with damage to crops but no tree loss reported.
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Miami
Fla
W. Willard Wirtz
Florida
Wirtz
Haydon Burns
Burns
Robert W. Rutledge
Florida Citrus Mutual
Rutledge
Tallahassee
Key West
Irport
Bay
Lake Okeechobee
John H. Causey
Palm Beach County
Evers Glades
Doyle Conifer
House Unit Gets GI Bill
A comprehensive GI Bill to provide educational and other aid for all post Korean War servicemen moves before the House Veterans Affairs Committee. Chairman Olin E Teague predicts quick approval. First year cost estimated at 275 million dollars, about 100 million less than the Senate bill.
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Washington
House Veterans Affairs Committee
Olin E. Teague
D-Tex
Teague
Senate
West Virginia Tax Bills Clear First Legislative Hurdle
The house finance committee approved a three bill bundle to replace gross sales tax with a corporate net income tax aiming to boost state revenue. The move targets corporate tax reform while noting the current gross sales tax brings around 60 million dollars annually.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
House Finance Committee
O Sull ivan to Expand Its Plastics Operations
O Sullivan Rubber Corp extends plastics operations with a new 15000 square foot facility adjacent to headquarters. Gulfstream Plastics will operate a 90 ton 100 ounce injection molding machine for oversized plastic items, with July 1967 production targets and potential consolidation of Gulfstream equipment.
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O'Sullivan
O'Sullivan Rubber Corp
Robert C. Creamer, Jr
O’sullivan
Gulfstream Plastics, Inc
O'Sullivan Corp
Gulfstream Plastics
Winchester
Creamser
Creamer
Gulfstream
Hialeach
Fla
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National Academy of Sciences
People IN News
Buffalo
Kansas City
Thomas Hart Benton
Benton
Menorah Medical Center
Adenauer
Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Parliament
Utah
Brigham Young
Great Salt Lake Valley
Son of
Seth
Palestine
W.va
Hopewell
Robin Lee
Mike Lee
Darrel Lee
Pacific Ocean
CP Ac
Crichton
Mason Realty & Jms
Vaaamcs
Shenandoah S
Tate
Loudoun Street
Virginia
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