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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1962
Page
4
The guide outlines proper flag display etiquette for parades, walls, halyards, and stands. It covers positioning with other flags, separation of national flags, peak hoisting, and orientation attitudes for indoors and outdoors. It also notes handling worn flags, half mast procedures, and dignified destruction by burning.
Jo Ellen Cough enour honors her great grandfather Judge Ransom Albert Breuer once famed as The Missouri Judge Who Reminds You Of Lincoln. A 1950 hearing on the Jesse James case saw Breuer urge a petitioner, claiming to be Jesse James, to seek mercy with the Lord. The judge died in October 1961.
Washington AP reports the civilian space agency released a glowing cloud of sodium vapor 106 miles up from Wallops Island to study winds and turbulence. A Nike Apache carried the cloud at 6:15 a.m. visible to Baltimore, with daily dawn and dusk shots planned for seven days from Goddard Space Flight Center. A Nike Cajun at 75 miles measured electronic density and temperature.
Boeing in Wichita may cut payroll by 3,000 to 17,000 by late 1963, after losing a contract to General Dynamics. Edward Wells, VP, says Saturn launch work will keep staffing near 20,000 until mid 1963 while pursuing new military and space contracts. Ben Wheat named general manager for Wichita military aircraft systems division.
In Wellsville a rural kennel run by Mrs. Clif ford Rice hosts 82 dogs including dachshunds poodles and terriers. She began commercial breeding last June using farm buildings and a Topeka pet shop for sales while planning more kennels heating and a gas line. Cats rabbits and littered litters accompany the operation and some pets will be shown in Topeka as breeding continues.
The National Safety Council reports 33 430 highway deaths in the first ten months of 1961, up 9 percent from the previous period and higher than the 32 357 record set in 1957. The toll this year averages about 110 deaths daily, surpassing earlier estimates.
TOPEKA AP Mrs Norma Summers of Chanute has been elected president of the Kansas Nursing Home Association after the organization's annual convention concludes.
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