U.S. Plans Space Station Ongoing Orbit and Moon Missions
NASA unveiled a low cost program to orbit a station the size of a ranch house in 1968 for 30 day missions with up to six astronauts by 1970 and 14 day lunar expeditions starting 1971. The briefing outlined long term goals of bases on the moon and crewed planetary flights, though details remained hopeful.
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Washington
UPI
United States
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Obituary for Robert J. Wechter Sr. of Mansfield Plymouth
Robert J. Wechter Sr., 58, of Plymouth and Mansfield, died this morning of a heart attack. Born May 16, 1908 in New Washington, he managed the Knights of Columbus Home in Norwalk and was a Plymouth businessman and World War I veteran. Survived by son Robert Jr., brothers Richard and Eugene, sister Mrs. Russell Hazelwood, and several relatives. Services at St. Joseph's Church with burial in St. Bernard's Cemetery. rosary tonight at the funeral home.
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Robert J. Wechter
Mansfield
Plymouth
New Washington
Knights of Columbus
Norwalk
Catholic Friendship Club
Margaret
Robert J. Wechter Jr
Richard
Sandusky
Eugene
Russell Hazelwood
Painsville
Geiger
St. Bernard’s Catholic
Apollo Applications Program Aims to Extend Space Efforts
The 1968 budget proposes a $375 million Apollo Applications Program to leverage Apollo hardware for broader space goals. NASA officials say the interim plan would build reusable systems like an orbital workshop in a three year orbital lifetime to gain experience for planetary missions and deliver science dividends.
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Johnson
NASA
Orbital Workshop
Selfless Love Retreat Led by Father Labert Ottenweller
Saint Pauls High students attended a two day retreat on January 23 and 24 with the topic selfless love. The program included conferences discussions and reflection periods and featured a film The Parable viewed twice followed by group discussions. Preparations for the Chronicle Crusade and a Catholic Chronicle sales drive were outlined. A new faculty member Mrs Michael Ebert joined the staff as the semester began January 25. Sophomores won the GAA Volleyball intramurals over seniors and juniors. The yearbook team planned Spirit photos with Mihali Studio. The Flyers face Monroeville Eagles in the final home game of the 1966 1967 season.
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Labert Ottenweller
St. Paul’s High School
Judge Adds 50,000 In Estate Legal Fee
Probate Judge John W. Baxter approved a 50 000 fee for Catri Catri and Howells from the Loretta A. Smith estate to supplement lawyer Francis O Hara s 85 000 fee the estate s two executors argued for. The 1 75 million estate will be split among a daughter and nine grandchildren with Catri Catri and Howells later paid 10 000 and O Hara 50 000 to date.
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Sandusky
John W. Baxter
Loretta A. Smith
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Owen Disbrow
Catri, Catri & Howells
The
Plain Dealer
Francis O’hara
Disbrow
Herbert Wilkins
Citizens Banking Co
O’hara
Baxter
Cath
Willard Court Faces Larceny Plea and Local Traffic Bonds
Kenneth Allen of Willard pled guilty to larceny and received a $100 fine plus $10.20 costs, with 10 days in Huron County jail suspended. Linda Hershiser of Willard faced failure to yield right of way with $15 bond. Nancy Steinmetz also cited for failure to yield right of way with $15 bond and waiver. Shirley Ann Thompson and Lyle Smith of Willard were cited for red light violations with $15 bonds each and waivers where noted.
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Kenneth Allen
Willard
Huron County
Linda Hershiser
Nancy Steinmetz
Shirley Ann Thompson
Lyle Smith
Attorney Waugh Represented Defendant In Dog Shooting Case
Frederick F. Waugh, not Philip White, represented Lanny A. McLaughlin in a Huron County trial about a dog shooting. White was the original lawyer but was replaced when the case moved from Common Pleas to County Court.
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Frederick F. Waugh
Philip White
Lanny A. McLaughlin
Huron County Court
White
Waugh
Common Pleas
County Court
Livestock Markets Steady Across Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Cleveland buyers faced a quiet market with no receipts for the week. Hog price ranges run 18.50 to 21.00 per cwt for various weights while cattle show steady to higher values including prime steers at 25.50 to 26.50 and cows down to 13.00. Calves and sheep also hold firm with prime natives 37 to 42 and lambs 22.50 to 23.50.
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Cleveland
UPI
Rockefeller's Wife Gives Birth To Son At Lying-In Hospital
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller and wife Mrs Margaretta Rockefeller welcomed a 6 pound 2 ounce son at Lying-In Hospital. The baby is the Rockefellers' second child with Nelson Jr. born May 30, 1964. The governor and wife traveled from their Fifth Avenue apartment by taxi. time of birth 5 30 am EST.
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New York
UPI
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Rockefellers
Nelson Jr
Fifth Avenue New York
Margaretta Fitter Happy Murphy
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