Space for women in astronaut program urged by senator's wife
Mrs. Philip A. Hart told a House Space subcommittee that restricting space travel to men is outdated and urged opening the program to qualified women. She warned the USSR may launch a cosmonaut this fall, prompting U S action. The testimony questioned gender limits in astronaut testing and cited PTA and bridge club stereotypes.
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Washington
PTA
Bridge Club
Outer Space
Philip A. Hart
House
United States
Space Agency
Michigan
Mahoney James Thornton Mahoney Funeral Arranged
Funeral for James Thornton Mahoney of 31 South Werk Street will be held Wednesday at 3 30 p m at Braddock Street Methodist Church with Rev Jacob W Mast presiding. Burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery with Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2123 honors. Survived by daughter Betty Mahoney Baker of Winchester and sister Rena Williams. Wife Virginia Newlin preceded him in death. Pallbearers listed. Friends may call Jones Funeral Home.
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James Thornton Mahoney
Southwerk Street
Jacob W. Mast
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Mount Hebron
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Mahoney
Betty Mahon-ey Baker
Winchester
Rena Williams
Virginia Newlin
Wise Newlin
John Allowatt
Edward J. Farrell
Stacey Newlin
Frederick A. Bigden, Jr
John H. Williams
Jones Funeral Home
Newspaper credits and sources list continuation
A compact source note lists editors and newspapers including John Herbert Quin and Lee Hills. It names organizations such as Scripps Howard and Newsday with editors Felix McKnight and Lauren Soth. The note references publications in Kansas Massachusetts Des Moines and Garden City New York alongside Tribune and Patriot Ledger.
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Kan
John Herbert
Quiny
Mass
Patriot Ledger
Lee Hills
Knight Newspapers
Felix U McKnight
Herald
Lauren K. Soth
Des Moines Register and Tribune
Walker Stone
Scripps Howard
William Woestendiek
Newsday
Garden City
Man stops to aid robin nest found on cattle truck
In Salina Kansas E A Baalman of Menio found a nest with three robins beneath a cattle truck at a cross country stop. He left the nestlings in place and resumed to Menio where he expected the mother to be waiting.
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Salina
Kan
E. A. Baalman
Menio
Baalman
Wounded Cornell Survives Jungle Rescue After Mekong Flight
Fairfax veteran Corneil of Daleville and others including Chief WO Goldberg and Specialists Lane Guthrie endured a perilous mission. Cornell was wounded May 23 over the Mekong delta, later surviving a jungle search five miles from wreckage. A USS Air Force C123 transport carrying five crewmen is missing. bad weather hampers the hunt as Vietnamese casualties climb to twenty two.
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Ihony J. Teneza
Fairfax
Corneil
Daleville
Ala
Joseph Goldberg
Sanford
N.C
James E. Lane
Spring Lake
Harold L. Guthrie
Burlington
Cornell
Mekong River
USS Air Force
Saigon
Ban Me Thuot
Here
City Wins Safety Award For Pedestrian Program
The city received an AAA special citation at a Winchester Lions Club luncheon for 1961. Mayor Claude B. Smalts Jr. accepted the award after Winchester recorded no pedestrian deaths and cut pedestrian injuries to nine. George R. Hammond of AAA Washington presented the honor.
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American Automobile Assn
AAA
Winchester Lions Club
Claude B. Smalts, Jr
Winchester
George R. Hammond
Traffic Safety Department of the
Washington
Senate Debates Public Aid Bill Hangs On Votes
Senators clash over a compromise plan to fund elderly hospital and nursing home care via Social Security taxes. Everett Dirksen predicts a majority to kill, Hubert Humphrey expects a narrow Democratic win, while the proposal faces a doubtful fate in Congress. The plan would extend hospital care for those over 65, add a private insurance option, and raise payroll taxes by 0.25 percent with the wage base rising from 4800 to 5200 dollars.
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Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Mee
Congress
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Welfare
Connecticut
Thomas H. Kuchel
California
GOP
Saskatchewan
Married On Pennies In County Clerk Office
A man and his fiancée appeared in the county clerk's office and paid 200 pennies to obtain a marriage license, saying they had saved for a long time.
Ex Hellzapoppin Comic Weds Miami Dancer in Geneva
John Olsen known as Ole Olsen of the Hellzapoppin team married Eileen Osthoff a Miami Beach dancer and choreographer in a quiet Geneva City Hall ceremony on June 28. Witnesses included Hank Ketcham and Bill Lear Jr. The couple honeymoon in Greece and plan to live in the United States.
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Associated Press
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Ole) Olsen
Eileen Osthof
Miami Beach
Fla
Geneva
Switzerland
Olsen
Olsen and Johnson
Miss Osthoff
Eileen O’dare
City Hall
Hank Ketcham
Dennis the Menace
Bill Lear Jr
California
William Lear
Greece
United
Special Jury to Probe Deeper Into CD Program
A special grand jury will convene in Spotsylvania County to probe the Civil Defense surplus program amid concerns that only about half of the $122 000 in acquired surplus property has been accounted for. Hearings Aug 8 will involve Buford O Carr Walter N Wood and Charles Cousins on charges including embezzlement and grand larceny.
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Spotsylvania
Ial
S. Bernard Coleman
Commonwealth
Atty. T. Stokeley Coleman
Coleman
Buford O. Carr
County Board of Supervisors
Walter N
Mickey) Wood
Charles Cousins
Freed
Carr
Wood
Virginia Nuclear Board picks Quarles for four year term
Governor Harrison formalized the appointment of Dr. Lawrence R. Quarles of the University of Virginia as Virginia’s member of the Southern Interstate Nuclear Board. He will serve a four year term ending June 30, 1966, subject to Senate consent. The governor also named Ludwell Strader and James Fletcher to the Virginia School for the Deaf and Blind board and reappointed Del. C. D. Price to another term.
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Richmond
Albertis S. Harrison, Jr
Lawrence R. Quarles
University of Virginia
Southern Interstate Nuclear Board
Quarles
General Assembly
Virginia
Harrison
Virginia School For the Deaf and Blind
Staunton
Ludwell A. Strader
Lynchburg
Sidney D. Watson
Charlottesville
James W. Fletcher
Sperryville
Milton R. Morgan
del. C. D. Price
Stanley
Rip Eagle’s Waynesboro tenure tallies 86 wins in 11 seasons
Rip Eagle, then coach at Waynesboro High School in Pennsylvania, posted 86 wins 17 losses and five ties over 11 seasons with three teams finishing unbeaten.
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Waynesboro
Penn State
Rip Eagle
Telstar links Europe and United States in live TV exchange
Europe United States intercontinental telecasts via Telstar mark first two way live transatlantic programs. The first from the United States between 2 p.m. and 2 30 p.m. EST includes the presidential news conference. The European segment 4 45 to 5 30 p.m. EST features European art and industrial treasures with broadcasts from Paris London Belgrade and other cities.
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Telstar
Europe
United States
Britain
France
European Broadcasting Union
Geneva
Paris
London
Belgrade
Antiques and farm auctions listed for July in Virginia and Maryland
Sales Directory lists auctions across Winchester Catlett Sharpsburg Berryville Charles Town and Frederick County Maryland. Items include dairy cattle furniture household goods guns appliances and real estate with various auctioneers like Head leys Wilson McKee Duvall Riley Carroll Athey Snarr and more.
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Long Green
Winchester
Headleys Auctions
H. J. Wilson
Catlett
Stan Haworth Auction Co
Charles G. McKee
North Ave
Charles R. Duvall
William H. Marsh, Inc
Sharpsburg
Robert C. Mullendere
J. H. Riley
Millwood Ave
Shamrock Motel
James R. Carroll
Berryville
Kenneth Athey
Burns Farm
Charles Town
W. Va
W. D. Orndorff
T. G. Mauck
Wadesville
Railroad Crossing
George G. Snarr, JR
Frederick County Court House
Frederick County Real Estate
Winchester Estate Tells Civil War Veteran History
The narrative recounts a Confederate Navy service member returning to Winchester after the Civil War and purchasing a brick house in 1940. It describes a three story L shaped home with porches, preserved original features, and later remodeling by Dr. Stuart and family. A landscape garden, formal box garden, and a 1948 brick wall are noted with plans for inside changes and porch enclosures.
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Winchester
Western State Asylum
Staunton
Stuart
Charleston
Sils
Green
Helm
Weather Outlook and Rainfall Totals for July
Cloudy tonight with low 60s. Wednesday partial clearing and warmer. Thursday partly cloudy with moderate temperatures. July rainfall 3.85 inches so far this month. year to date 25.71 inches. 49 year average 36.86 inches. Moon phases and solar events listed.
Nixon Certified As Candidate For California Governor
Richard M Nixon was certified as the Republican candidate for California governor by Secretary of State Frank M Jordan. Nixon filed a personal campaign expense statement showing 1056, while his campaign committees had reported over 500000 in primary race costs.
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Sacramento
Calif
Richard M. Nixon
California
Frank M. Jorday
Nixon
Tragic double incident near Conkcville ends in suicide
A father and son fatal shooting occurred near Valley building about two miles south of Conkcville around 5 30 to 6 p m. The teen reportedly fired four shots at his father then killed himself in a woods line near the house. The elder will be autopsied in Winchester. No charges yet pending the attorney general's conference. Nearby residents reported hearing calls for help. Michigan State faces North Carolina in a notable ACC return for the Spartans since 1950.
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Conkcville
Commonwealth
William H. Logan
Hottle
Winchester
Michigan State
North Carolina
Spartans
Penn State Extends Unbeaten Run to Eight Seasons
The article notes Penn State's football program achieving an eighth unbeaten season in seventy four years of intercollegiate play, highlighting a rare sustained success across the era.
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Penn
Emeritus Professor Halley Dies at 66 in Washington
Dr Charles R L Halley emeritus professor of clinical medicine at George Washington University School of Medicine died Sunday from heart complications. He served on the university faculty from 1927 until retirement last year.
Answers to I Q Q list by topic
Algeria. Red Sox over Pittsburgh in 1903. Tom Sawyer. London. Left. Steel. Crustaceans. New Jersey. Boulder. Gettysburg.
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Algeria
Red Sox
Pittsburgh
Tom Sawyer
London
New, Jersey
Boulder
Gettysburg
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