Steinbeck Dies at 66 in New York Home
John Steinbeck, famed Nobel and Pulitzer Prize winning author, died Friday night at age 66 in his Manhattan apartment after health issues including spinal surgery in 1967 and a July 1968 heart attack. Survived by his third wife Elaine Scott and another son Tom, he left a legacy of social protest novels published in 19 languages and a last project recounting visits to Eastern Europe and Vietnam.
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Apollo 8 Moon Orbit Plans and Live Telecast Details
UPI reports Apollo 8 will perform ten lunar orbits with a live telecast from Saturn's vicinity and Earth, detailing the timeline from lift off through splashdown. The feature outlines planned engine burns, midcourse corrections, and public telecasts around December events and Steinbeck references.
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Shoemakers To Attend Moon Launch
Two Andersonians were invited to attend Apollo 8 at Kennedy Space Center. Robert W Shoemaker Jr and his son Hubert attended the invitation from Cape Kennedy and planned departure on the launch window beginning 7 a.m. Tec 21 1968. Maj Al Worden was a guest speaker at the Anderson Rotary Golden Anniversary observance and stayed at the Shoemaker residence during discussions on the space program.
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Red Cross Reassesses Water Safety Instructors retraining urged
The American Red Cross announces a retraining program for water safety instructors certified before today to remain active. Changes in the Skimming and Water Safety textbook require updated methods and new teaching approaches, per Madison County Chapter Chairman James Poat. Inquiries should be directed to the Madison County Chapter at 314 Chase St.
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Appointed State Securities Commissioner Named
INDIANAPOLIS AP Loid J Metts 26 was named state securities commissioner to serve under Secretary of State elect William N Salin of Fort Wayne. Metts previously deputy securities commissioner under Gov select Edgar D Whitcomb. He is a Fort Wayne North Side High School graduate with BS and JD from Indiana University and lives in Indianapolis.
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