Local Flier Earns DFC for Viet Nam Combat
Capt. Richard M. Hogan son of Alma Hogan of 111 Pawnee Lawrence received the Distinguished Flying Cross for risking his life on a March 1965 mission. Flying under heavy fire he made three passes and fired 48 rockets from his helicopter, earning three Air Medal oak leaf clusters and the Army Commendation Medal. He attended Lawrence High School and now serves in Stuttgart Germany.
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Lawrence
Viet Nam
Richard M. Hogan
Alma Hogan
Pawnee
Hogan
Lawrence High School
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Seventh Army
the Sentinel
Stuttgart
Germany
Horoscope Predictions For Aries Through Pisces
Aries suggests charm can defuse hostility but avoid bribery and act ethically. Taurus should please kin, avoid force, and keep a cheerful poise. Gemini warns private worries may risk business. stay focused and methodical. Moon Children rely on loyal friends in emergencies. curb extravagance. Leo should delay recreation for work and stay temperate and reliable. Virgo advises gathering information from new sources and thinking objectively to resolve anxieties. Libra urges completing important duties first then seek cheer from friends, avoiding worry. Scorpio sees cooperatives but avoid big favors. fulfill promises and act ethically. Sagittarius warns against abandoning regular work for uncertainty. avoid flashy newcomers, be reliable. Capricorn favors cheerful company, enjoy work, pursue pleasing hobbies. Aquarius notes improved associate relations but avoid severing ties. appreciate holdings. Pisces encourages active effort in shopping and studying, stay earnest and avoid bragging to protect prestige.
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Taurus
Gemini
Moon Children
Leo
Virgo
LIBRA
Scorpio
Sagittarius
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Aquarius
Sen player Brant Alyea hits first major league pitch for homer
Brant Alyea of the Washington Senators connected for a home run with his first major league pitch on September 12. He resides in Rutherford New Jersey and is listed as an outfielder.
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Bruno) Alyea
Washington Senators
Rutherford
N.J
Space Agency Plans 495-Pound Satellite Launch
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP The space agency will launch a 495 pound satellite next Wednesday packed with experiments to study earths upper atmosphere. The main goal is to gather data on chemical magnetic and electro static changes to better understand atmospheric processes.
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Cape Kennedy, Fla
Space Agency
Earth
100000 Soldiers to Replace Viet Nam Troops This Summer
The Army plans to provide more than 100 000 replacements for Viet Nam this summer and fall. Gen Wheeler testified that demand will run July through October one year after most forces were deployed. Replacements come from training camps and from personnel returning from Europe Panama Alaska and other stations.
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Army
Viet Nam
Earle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Congress
Marine Corps
U.S
William C. Westmoreland
United States
Westmoreland
Wheeler
Europe
Panama
Alaska
Wright Named Superintendent at Baker University
Chester H Wright will become the new superintendent of Building and Grounds at Baker University effective June 1 Robert A Ridley announced Wright succeeds Edwin L Early who retires after seven years Wright previously served as plant superintendent for Vermillion Mfg Co in Baldwin and has worked at Sunflower Ordnance Works He is presently a carpenter and cabinet maker for Herren and Westerhouse builders of Lawrence He is married with three sons.
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Chester H. Wright
Baker University
Robert A. Ridley
Wright
Edwin L. Early
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