Ranger 8 and Ranger 9 aims raise Moon landing doubt
Space scientists debate lunar surface type after Ranger 7 images. Ranger 8 and 9 planned for February launches will test whether the moon is hard enough to support landing or soft with dust, guiding manned mission feasibility this decade. NASA lists three main theories from Gold Kuiper and Urey and notes uncertainty remains.
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Ranger 7
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Oller
Thomas Gold
Cornell University
Gold
Gerard P. Kuiper
University of Arizona
Harold Urey
University of California
Lunar
U.S. Space Agency
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Rangers
Moon
Enrollment totals rise at multiple community colleges across region
MOVE Wytheville 500 at Roanoke Technical Institute and 400 at Forge Covington. Enrollments for the branches respectively are now 265 at Danville, 230 at Wytheville, 290 at Roanoke, and 109 at the newly opened lifton Forge Covington branch. Dr Row noted a new booklet greatly from the individual community colleges.
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Wytheville
Roanoke Technical Institute
Forge-Covington
Danville
Roanoke
Lifton Forge-Covington
Row
Drew Family Sees Third Generation Enter Kansas House
Howard Drew, 55, elected Democrat from Stevens County, joins Kansas House as third generation of Drew lawmakers. His father Charles Drew served in 1915 and the late 1930s for Morton County, while grandfather Alexander Drew was a Republican who represented Stevens and Morton before 1900.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas House Representatives
Drew
Stevens
Morton
Kansas
Howard Drew
Stevens County
Charles Drew
Morton County
Alexander Drew
Stevens-Morton
U.S. Shows Top Winners at London Evening Standard
Two American productions named season’s best by London Evening Standard awards panel. The musical Little Me chosen as best musical and Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? over John Osborne’s Inadmissible Evidence for best play.
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U.S
London
London Evening Standard
Virginia Cane
John Osborne
Divorce Suit in Winchester Seeks Separation Decree
Rose Ann McCaskey Wilson sues for divorce from David Melvin Wilson on grounds of two years of living apart. Court order requires the nonresident defendant to appear within ten days after publication and depositions set for February 19, 1965 in Winchester offices.
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Rose Ann McCaskey Wilson
Edward McCaskey
David Melvin Wilson
David Melvin Willson
Corporation Court
Winchester
Virginia
Sargent, Anderson and Larrick
Gratchen Creed
Stanley Leo Mantketux
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Frederick County Court House
Armel
Opequon
Frank B. McCarthy
Rose T. McCarthy
Court House
Stephens City
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Keyser
W. Va
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Westernport, Md
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New Jersey
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TM Kals
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Found — Citizenship Award
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EFTA
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Handley Avenue
Riley Real Estate
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Strosnider Realty Co
Loudoun
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Piccadilly
Hoye Riley
Lang Gordon
Pine Motor CO
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Ross St
Washington Ave
Robinson Apartments
Mandley Ave
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Richards Avenue
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National Avenue
Cameron Street
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Chambersburg
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