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SAJD SICK, WHITEY COl) ME! the 'IOU IWGJM BI!IOiA IT IS! I J<NOW WHAT l'M TALI<IN1 APCtJr/ See whi , • :.x ... :'· · , ,·,, , 1 :.·: • • , ~ :. ··~. I the Atlas late Sunday night duriDJ fuelo ing cheeks and other leaks were found In a Gemini 1pacecratt system that ouppU. O&J'" gen to the Astronauts' spaco \ · 1 suits. with partly cloudy 1kies expect- ~ calls lor two r111k"'011 . . . The oxygen leak was traced IIMI at the launch site. tempt., foor two • aatt#a post ot A Shau was liVen up. to a device that separates ! I hookups and • War Zone D begins about 30 moisture from re - circulat•d . H the !roubles are eorrected l stroll by Scott. miles north-oorthwest of Sa1gon bl . . ted l· m lime. the Atlas - Agena rock- Su da -•- ._. II . . 1 th' k h ca n ""· engmeero repor . 1 .11 ... 1 bed 1 10 n y was a ,_, _, rn Junge oo IC .pal s must . e WI "" aunc . a a. m. review and rest fllr the tft be hacked out With machetes. The Miami weather bureau EST Wednesday w1th . Arm· astronaut.. The Natioual All9o It covers an area of 600 squ~re repor·ted that weather condl· strong aoo Scott followmg mi naulics 800 ~ Atlmlrllllrlo m1l01 ot low trees and th1ck lions for Wednesdsy launchings purou1t 101 mmutes later. lion I NASA) reported U., undergrowth. There are a few tl the Atlas - Agena re~ezvous ; The mission. one of the mtst : spent .the entire day ia llltlr VIllages and. the roads are hille l rocket and the Gemrnl I I ambitious yet undertaken in plush quarters at lbe more than JUngle paths. spacecraft were oalisfactory , the U. S. man·in-space program moon port west of the Cape. An Army Lit observstion -- ·- --- -~-- ~~- ~~~ recn.,.. ann~sl Tetanus Shots I Betnl' , Ofi . . ered _ When Auto Leaves Road see~ MADEI't 8.99 tc 0I•I B00m IS• Talk namese regular~ w~e k I 1le ~ plane was shot down today over . . .. . . .. . . belere ths Special orceo out the region - 40 miles IIOI'theast 111e M-G-M District BoY of saigon. An observer abeard Scout• will bold their the plane was kdled but !be m...ting and appre<:Jabon dm· l pilot was rescued aoo taken to ner at 1:33 p.m. Thursdoy, WASHIN~ - F r:~~ The State Highway patrol Investigated three accidents 1 hospital. A spokesmn said March 17 at Kyger Creek High : ury· Secretary enry ·. ower over the weekend. including two In Melp ~oull!y, >ll.t Rill· j!ltJncldent wu not ronnected 1icboo1 Cafeteria. Invited are : said today the wsr ID V.e~.Nam land and Tuppers Plains, and one In Galli• county, No one 0 wltb the Zone D aweev. all institutional representatim, l ' does not requite either dnl•- was seriously Injured. MASON - Tbe Mas.. Moth· committee members, Den M• l tic" taxes of direct wage.pr~ce Cars driven by Edward E. Hughes, 23, Rt. 3 Coolville, era Club will 8 nsor 10 adult !hers, Cubmasters aoo assist. controls to keep the U. S. eeon- and Walter w Bunce 6g Middleport collided at 12:30 . . . po. h M Co . . nd frl'ends NEWTON, Ill. (UP[) There was a lime when folkl 1S, mmiSSIOner!li a • • • • 1mmumzation dtntC at t e 811i· ID h · h h h' 2 90 omy on an even keel. Saturday on Rt 7 In Tuppers Plains four.tenths of . . • T' L w o met m t e eart of t " town 1pop. . l J to t ajk abo u.• 1 13 p.m. · ' ' on C1ty bulldmg Thur,day, lc.els ·•re per a coup t politics, crops or what·have·you. But that was when Newtoa He ssld the nation's abilltv a mile north of the junction ed b Eth 1 E Ch March 17, at 2-4 p.m. aod H or single. 1was strictly a farm community Now it is in the middle fll to meet the demands of the Viet of Rt. 6&1. th H h car ow~ tl ~ Mi~or dam:~ p.m. Tickets are available I• the the biggest oil boom to hit llli~ois since the 1940's. Nam wsr without inflation is Off1cers said at ug es, man, u nn · Meigs area from Ray Glaze "0'1 · 11 lk b " 'd M L. v F " " . ked on tbe lert side of the was done lo both cars. No The Immunization will be let.' ; I 1s a anyone 1a sa ou1, sat . . an. os•a. vastly grester than II was ':,"~ h d d north pullcharge was filed. anus toxoid and will be given John Sauvage, Paul Wern•l, on Independent produce.r who gave up a bfe of retirement during the Korean conflict. He 1 way ea e .d James Cochran; Mason County, after the discovery of a new oil pool. ''I quit goin& uptowa warned against wllatiouary ed out Into the southbound lane Galli a county's accident oc· to all adults and any chll over Fran Reichart. Lawrence Fore· because people stop me and, _:~~--=~-=-__::_.::__ .. In front of the Bunce car Both S 1 rd etghl years of age accompan· . ed 1 G F' h nd F . "Jitters" over such recent econhe 1.1 d ·d curred sl 12:45 p. m. au ay led b N h .11 One person waslnJur nan man, eorge " era ay , want to talk about the 01!." leases .. !herr property and 1 omic dweiopments as the big cars were 1 ~ Y amage L on Rt. 35, eight·tenths o1 a Y a paren · . 0 c arge 111 auto accident on the llashan- Wilson. I A few weeks ago, the Union ' are assured of a subetallllal drop in lhe U. S. unemployment Tbe patrol Cited Hfughes 1to mile nort~ of Gallipolis. No one ~II m;.de. llo~.:lo:s, ;ow~v~~· Keno road, a hall·mile oorth Tickets also are availabl• sl Oil Co. of Cslifornia checked a royalty if a well comes in. MOlt rate to 3.7 per cent, or Amerl- Me111s county court or an m- was injured, and damage was 1 w~ Cl ba;;,"eti.,1 Y 1 e 0 • of ito junction with Eagle Ridge Kyger Creek High School the 113-year·old dud test well aoo of the laoo is lied up for a can Industry's big capital in- proper start. minor to both vebicles. Iell~ u P pay or oup- road Sunday at 3 a.m. night ol the dinner. brought in !be first gushing , much as 20 miles from Newlllil vestment plans. An accident occurred at 4:40 Officers said that ~rt E. P les. Taken to Holzer Hospital was ' proof of the new oil supply, juSI ' but the promoters keep cem1Df; p. m. saturday on Main St., m Wolf, 38, Rt. 2, Gall1pohs, at- The cllnlr Is being oonducl· Patty Weaver, 31, New Haven, uooer 3,000 f..t beneath the I One Iarmer reportedly turnr!ii'"' LANDER, WYO. - "SAGE- Rutland, l't.len Charles A. tempted to pass a car dr1ven by ed under the direction of the w. va .. who suffered abmions. rolling southern Illinois country· thumbs down 011 a $10,000 offer brush Sally," a 5-year.<Jid Wy- Schoonover, 32. Columbus, at- Larry G. Tincher, 19, Laurel, Mason County Health Depart- lacerations and a sprained left side. I for a lJO.acre lease. PoteatiJI omlng mule, Is going It VIet tempted to make a right turn Md., just as Tincher started to ment. All Immunizations wilt be wrist. The Racine emergency Newton hasn't beet! the same' investor• have been calllatl Nam as th~ '?ascot of !he Ist onto Main St. from Larkin st. make a left turn. . given by Mrs. Nan Heiskell, squad administered first aid oo oince. • I from as far away 11 U.U,. Cavalry D1vls10n because she Schoonover told the patrol an 1 Tincher was lodged tn c1ty R. N., publrc heallb aurse. Any. the scene. Promoters, lease hounds and , wood, Calif. has a good, noloy bray. unidentified westbound car jail to li~u of bond o•. a charge ooe who. has not had a tetanus . . , drillers wa~ed into town. The' . 1 She will replace "Maggie," a'":ent left or center and caused of f1cllt1ous registratiOn pend- booster rn the last three years Metg~ County Shenlfs depo~ DI.CS stste Issued 125 building I At '?ght, llomeo hm 8ltarl!l quieter mule who wa.s shot and h1m to steer too far to the tng his hearing MOAday in muo- is. urged to take advsata&e ol ties said MISB Weaver. was permi~or drilling-in !he l gas hoes flareo. at prod~~ killed in the dark by 80 Anny right. Ills car struck a parked 1c1pal court. thio opportunity. passenger rn a car dr1ven by past two months alone, com· wells spit lire into tile . 1 Johnny L. Dodderer. 21. Rt. I NEW HAVEN _ T Bnt d .1h he she 1 'led to 1 r aod cattle huddle sentryblw nhsll Bl an· Reedsville. Dodderer was trav· Roush 90 a retired . farmer ,l pare. WTI h an averasogelol•htlvaet r flares Lo keep warm. swer s c enge. B h K · · . or sax: mgs are r. I _ ehng north OR the as Bn• eno passed away Sunday ~~ h1S i the C8Urihouse that there's 01 There haVt beela aboal 'II , SINGAPORE - DIPLOMATroad when he failed to mske 1 home. Mr. Roush was also • lt).lo-14.<Jay wa1t to have deeds ' producing wello broupt turn and went over Bit embank· ret rre · d d'1recto r 0 f the Maso• I1 recorded . !mown ._ ,_ lc sources today were uncertain PARIS (UP!) - Elder states- mand. De Gaulle also hao ssld decision: , far from what 11 1 about the late of First Deputy man Paul Reynaud, who gave Supreme Allied Headquarters ,, men· ,county Bank. h· Farmers are asking from $101St Louio lloiomite F'"wiRIW,; 11 1 1175 29 Premier Subandrio and 14 oth- Charl011 de Gaulle his first (SHAPE) and American and 1 hthe parllam. en.tary ays- Tho 1962 model oonverlible Bornh Ocfobe,r A • ·dROolus 1o $150 an acre ftr short-term Ionly about ft.. wella- "* J, b' 1 post tod 'If · . ern o1 e cons111u1ton approv. . was t e son o 11en an tve --~--'er leftist Indonesian cablnel ca rne , ay cr1 cized Canadian bases weuld have ed ;n~ · b 80 . 1 f tb turned over and prnned Mrss F R b H' fir 1 'It Luci ministers iR the assumption o1 the F'rellCh President's isolation- to be moved from French soil. Fr h \ Y1 per cen Weaver in the car for • short ou~ · b~ "..:~.' re' power by !be anti-Communist lsi ultimatum on !be North "The NATO charter gave us u:.nc d ~ ;ubi ~~I time. Dodderer apparefltiy ... ceded\' aug de' th I • p ": army chief. There were reports Atlantic alll~e .~• "a dang ... the right In negotiate, net to govO:, ent wo: h:~• . ; . : caped Injury. I Survlv~: :re :io ·wile, Tyllie \ ', he hsd attempted to conunlt rills miscamage. chase from France the head- out such • dalllerous mtscar- The vehicle, a IOial loss, Bumgarner Roush ; two daughsuicide. Reyaaud, 81, emerged from quarters of the supreme rlage , owned by Patty Weaver Sher- ters Mrs Eslber Alexander • • But later information reach- semi • retirement to issue a eommander of ail U. 8. troops, · iff Robert C. Hsrlenbach said Sar;to 8 • Fla and Mrs Helea 1 lng here from Jakarta said Su- lialemeftt on de Gaulle's an- except who lie in front· He added that "WIIb blow Dodderer hll been cited to Cunn~bam ·Huntington· The Dr. J . J Davis family left. today ~ aoo~!'!'\~ bandrlt bad beeR seen in the IIIIUIIHd "Irreversible" deci- line cemeteries because they Germany ts inotaHed at the Meigs County Court on 1 charge Funeral ~rvices ., 111 be at abroad wh1ch w1 11 take them to tounst attrac ODI ., ..,. . presidential palace on Salin- sloo It pull French forces out wanled to free us," Reynaud head of Europe by France o£ speed in ••cess of road con- the New Haven EUB Church at Jeru~~em, ~bano~, Trrkeyf and t:h•n:, G~~ .'lf··'>"\'1i!" day and Sunday and tbatappar- of !lie North Atl011tlc Treaty declared. remaining atone, In 0111. llde, clition. The accident II stili un- 2 p. m. Wednesday, with Revs. h ;~ WI .1 000 Ylanela :o~ar~hu~ ":ouDd to · enlly he wu not under pard. Orpnlzatloa (NATO) com- He said of De Gaulle's NATO rep,udiated by aU." tier investigation. Martin Berisford and Achsah : w~he ~~II ~o~r ~~ Citadel for a - el The fate a! Subandrlo was Hell Miller Glficlatlng. Burial will ~:.;u;, er:nd ~lso vi sl t l here as the key to the new ellabe in the Union cemetery. Mr. , tombs and museums. AprD 4th. tributton of forces In Jak~ lD'e~'S ~ Roush was a member of the From Cairo they will fty In The tour 11 "P'""'"ed followmg ~~t SUklniO New Haven EUB _Church. Jerusalem for sightseeing trips Univer:lity of Soon • .::•:..!""" surrender of political pewer The body will be Ill state at to historic sites and 00 to Leba- Ilia and Dr. Davia will 111 Saturday Ll~ ~~Soehsrto, DETROIT (UPI) -Tbe tiger revive tilt fabled La Salle luxury r~linements lallllt, but To accompllsb H, Dlllll the church one hour before tile non, Turkey and from Istanbul ~cal.~ .• tbe chief a! the Jy 1 lfi!IJ• 1D the tank Ia cllmblag out and name, ID take its place in the sllghUy more convealloDal Ia models will ahsndon the former se"lce. Frleodlt may can at they will fty In Amsterdam, lr1es wh1cb will IIIC!ude a -4'RIMJII FDBL lakinl over tbt l1lllre car 1R l11111ry persoaalized car field appearance willa a zliibtly IDIOOtb belllille aeparatlng low- thefromFoglesong Funeral home Holland and Ol(ive in the otales val medical ~ l8llt m....,.. 1187. along wie. the OldsmobUe longer rear derk. er body and roof, a !ina whlcll 3 to ~ p, m. and 1 ID I p. [ lmbahs Hosplllll 111 Cairo; cas~ bitterly den!ltutced Red Ault ~try IIGUI'C8I say the Toronado, the Buick River fa OYerall, actOrdlng to lllduatry 'htu beeR marked by a llraiglll m. Tuesday· IJBRARY 4'0-(\LOSE gusta VIctoria -;?:!~;,;; China 1 leaden todlf lar liiiDC "!eliDe ~ddt'• of sofler contours and the Ford Thunderbird. IOIII'Cel there will lie . much flow from front to rear fenderil. Miss Carol Lyons, Middleport usalem. Amenean rice to "blackmail" Qlbl IIIII anil t!te lppMrante of a big cat Reports are the aew La Salle more oi the Europeaa lltvor to Abo iODe will be lbe cleaa, DRIVER FINED Public Librarian, bas aonouD<- Hospital in and wanted tile Ualted Slate~ he about to apriiiJ will ~omlnate will hsve a front wheel drive styling of tha 11167 IIIGIIIJa., tban alwp roof styling Influenced by Dt!nnla M0 0 r 1 Pomeroy ed that the Middleport Library Clinic of baa "~aplflceat . . , _ It tile sty!~ of Dell year:s em, like the Toronado, and a 12 halt tver been seea llilfore ea lbe ~ailed 'l'llunderblrd top. ehlrged with faillni to will be cloaed from March 13 l~tanbul Uuivenlly. fight lilY tiDd of war, due fw IDirocluctloll next faU. cylinder engine. The Chevrolet Ameriean ears, ucept fw laaleacl, the body line wUI wllhla an assured clear db- ot March JO lo complete the will be 54 per.- II lbe llooal or -enlllna; We In a~loo, there will be entry I!UJTOntly II called the Chrysler's CllfiiOf'tin'a ·,UnhiiP' jtave a curvinr hop-up at lbe tlnce, wu fined " and costa chUdren'a library room. The Wbetl the DeVIl filmM}i • can never be defeated, be .~ aew IIIIJI!tplalel, oae f!l Panther, but may be renamed py e~preience of 1..1 IIJd· 'ft nor feoderl, and aD linea will by Pomeroy Mayor b 1 r. room baa been painted and Moo- turns to New Yorlr t ::.iif) shouted Ia ~ llavllllll,,UIIIvmlty lbelil powered by a lky~ ~!efore Introduction. ChryJler , went ~ly Eu- be rotmded, living tbt lmpree- tee Lqar Saturday nlcht. day boob will be placed 011 wiD be joined by lpeecb moaltored here. But. be f1181ne, lhe finlt Amerleau The lilird new entry will be a rapean IR 111&1 and .• 10 llluled lliiD Ill a crouched Uger about shelvea and tbo room eomplet- ter, Charleae, • . ~· gave no apeelllc dull U !lithe (II'OChlclloo V12 In 31 yean. Llncoln-Met:cury divlalon sta~Je.lbe trend toward Joi1cer : to, sprbiJ. The JD wiD pva led durinr t!te week. llllode lllutl Sdlaol type Gf amtl ,hllllovlet- ~ General Moton wiU proclucemate ·te,. ~ . ford Mus~g, lfldlilortern!lr·~.lrOrdeal-Jmpte.toa of 1lopl111 pnt!Y IIQ(JAD tAIIM . whs will acwll•••r· plied lsllad-- GOiln!l· two ol the three ears, called the Sources ,laJly, lbla very trebd, whlcllttnrard 1be lrnl, and lbere wiD The_ Middleport E-R aquacl LOCAL TI5MPS e lor.tile ..,..0., !_10~''::.;',~ In 1 beii~. IDlf • Cltbl• ~~~ dlv)Jioll lnrloduelnC a the car wlU !If ~ulft 011 tlte proYtc! dl.aaslroua. to Cl!ryaler, be lhuper lipllll of lbe bood WM e~ed 817:J'Ia. m. today 'l'hl temperature In Pome- 'lbt officea fl. Dr.Tfti!liil bsriiJIIII' CPtn ~ to ljiOr1y d l to compete wltll MualaDI ,.!'~•, by& will- be ia one lmptllhlf ·~ ~ IIDe 'Jro111 willdlhleld 1o name- for Mabel li1MU, Pllmer •IIIII ro,•o bum- dlstrkt at 11:40 be opea wllll Joau eurtalhlljJit!MIIe·nlilliltnHII Pord'a· Mlilllllil, lllil a newiODI8Whal, .IODQi' ove!1il, eompau1e1 •• • · ~belt _,plait. Tille 11 till lurGpMD So. IIIHt, Middleparl, wllu wuja.m. todiJ wu II ua- Carol BaChtel, (CGDIIIUed 011 ,... I•). Cadlllae, Widell nporletiiJ will lllrtlq lba ,1111j1 ·~ llltldtll, I . ,,; '. . ~ ~ " Ill. . trier _, tba. PaUJ ..... 1.8.'1 woman Hurf colors~ As ~~,,,,·. Patrol Logs 3 Accidents, Drivers Estape Injuries WORLD and littl , SAIGON (UP!) -U. S. and] number at least 10.000, are , casualties were listed as light. Australian ground forces hack- from the U. S. Army's lsi Only 15 Viet Cong were ·ed their way through thick Infantry Division and !73rd reported killed to date In the . ed Jlinlle northwest of Saigon Airborne Brigade and the Royal sweep but the A!lreo caplur today in the deepest penetra- Australian Regiment. A u. S. tons of Communist oupplleo, lion o[ the Viet Cong's war military, spoki!Oman ss1d the uJCiudmg trucks, macbme guns, Zone D stronghold since the operation began March 3 but! tons of rice, bombs, mmeo, Indochina war ended in 1954. was not annouRCed until today hundreds of gallono of fuel and The troops, believed It lor security reasons. Alhed medical supplies. .On the other hand, It was estimated up to 2,000 North VIe~ at Sudeten! find liVE! lighter, I colors h whitewe Spring •, have a~ collectic exciting these fr; shadas. open lo : •;i, .es Chop Deep I·nto Jungle Zone hour~~~d:;:~c~e.::d~;:~.s~e~e ~f~~c!er~~din Alll ALLEY OOP - , · ''(''· ;I JOINT INSPECTION _ A high teen-age social event of the season took place Saturday night at the Gallipolis Masonic temple when Bethel No. 12, Job's Daugnters, was host of Bethel No. 62 of Pomeroy lor the semi·annual joint inspection conducted by Mrs. Eleanore Evano, Columbo~, grand CAPE KENNEDY (UPil - Space olflclala today postponed the Gemini I lloobap , &uardlan of Ohio. Special guests included Mrs. Bonita Ochsner, Strongsville, past grand guardian who had presented Bethel 73 Its charter m 1963, and spacewalk opectacular from Tuesday to Wedneoday ~~ tho earh01t becaUM fll llab and Mrs. Jean Smith, Parma, grand guide. Bethel officers pictured above, I to r, are Susan Sechrist, Gallipolis, and Linda Lyons, .Pomeroy, senior lin the rendezvo~s target's Atlas booster ond the c.psule s breathmg sy1tem. princesses: Suellen samples, Gallipolis, and Linda Yost, Pomeroy, honored queens; and Pam Cleek, Pomeroy, and Sandra Dav1dson, GallipoliS, . The new estu~ated lime of de~rture (ETD) followed double trouble after a 11110011: junior princesses. The officers enjoyed a dinner at Oscar's before inspe ctlon. l•trmg of prep~rat10ns for the ambitiOus three.<Jay spocefilght of astronaull .Nell Mlno · strong and Vav1d Scott. "The March 15 launching of the Gemini 8 mission was postponed lor lit leMt M SH OF 1:' ·1·•\' Of I n I 1 Ace ~· lllirrois Town • T. Bert Roush Of New Haven Sunday by Mentor ReynaudRa s NewDeGauIIe Edict P . Ia. ° r.; 1962 Pr Catalina •·.. ' ' ' ., ,·,, ·l . '·1962 Fo Autome VB, Nic 1959 c. 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