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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1968

Page

5

Apollo Crew Reported In Great Shape After Moon Flight

Apollo 8 astronauts Borman Lovell and Anders, after six days in space, are in great shape aboard the USS Yorktown. They will fly to Hickam Hawaii then Ellington Texas for family reunions and nine days of debriefings on the mission.

Uss Yorktown United States Clarence A. Jernigan Space Agency Jernigan Air Force Frank Borman Navy James A. Lovell Jr William A. Anders Pacific Ocean Moon Hawaii Borman Lovell Anders Hickam Air Force Base Ellington Air Force Base Tex Houston Ellington Earth Lunar America

Snow Brings Traffic Pileups on Icy Kansas Roads

Hazardous conditions from late yesterday into last night caused multiple wrecks across area highways. Three injuries occurred in a crash west of Ottawa on K-68 involving James E. Hollon and Kenneth L. Humphrey as ice caused a westbound vehicle to slide into an eastbound pickup. Other non injury crashes included a Pollom skidding into a telephone pole in Ottawa, a Putman car leaving US-50 near Homewood ditch, and a wreck near the US-59 viaduct south of Richmond followed by another crash at the viaduct after a tow. Authorities warn more bad driving until temperatures rise.

Ottawa Highway Patrol James E. Hollon N. Cedar Kenneth L. Humphrey AFD Pomona Humphrey Hollon Doyle K. Pollom Grant Second Oak Iowa Homewood Gary Lee Putman Ottumwa Richmond

Ottawa Woman Perishes in State Hospital Fire

An Ottawa woman, 56 year old Mrs. Laura Prewitt, died of smoke inhalation in a fire at Biddle Hall hospital in Osawatomie. The blaze, lighting the maximum security area, displaced 101 patients and staff, with 14 others injured. Firefighters from five communities contained the blaze by 9 pm as 19 bedfast patients were evacuated on stretchers and others fled through windows. Funeral services for Mrs. Prewitt, longtime Kansas resident, will be announced by Towner Chapel. burial will be at Wellsville Cemetery. Surviving are her husband Norman D. Prewitt, her mother, and a brother.

Biddle Hall Ottawa Osawatomie Ottawa Police Department Edgecomb Dorothy Bishop Prewitt Chestnut Towner Wellsville Cemetery Theboup Homer J Mary F. (Thomas) Harlan Norman D. Prewitt Kansas City Kan E. Logan J. H. Harlan California

World Wide Praise Heard Over Apollo 8 Splashdown

The Apollo 8 splashdown in the Pacific sparked global praise from leaders and citizens. Reactions poured in from London to Paris and Rome with statements of unity and admiration for the United States and the space mission. Pope Paul VI sent blessings, while Warsaw cheered at the embassy and East German TV aired the event with neutral coverage.

Associated Press Moscow Tokyo Pacific Ocean America London Daily Mirror Toni Seifert Rome Paul VI Vatican Johnson United States of America Warsaw U.S Prague Radio Moscow Tass

Man Held Under Extradition Warrant in New Orleans Murder Case

A dark headed man, Stephen Ray Fulton, 22, came to the Franklin County Sheriff's office Friday claiming a New Orleans warrant. A police flier confirms a murder charge tied to a Sept 28 beating and killing. Fulton, in jail, signed extradition waiver as New Orleans authorities plan arrival. The flyer lists prior arrests in Ottawa, Topeka, Salina and California.

Franklin County Sheriff's Office New Orleans Stephen Ray Fulton Fulton Ottawa Topeka Salina California

Weather Summary For The Date With Records And Snow

High Friday 35 degrees and low today 18 with a year ago pairing of 22 and 19. Record highs and lows for this date are 61 set in 1908 and 10 in 1924. 24 hour precipitation totals .31 inch with 1.6 inches of snow. Hourly data ends at 8 a.m. today with 9 a.m. temperatures unreadable.

Accident injures multiple in slick pavement crash

Hollon was not injured. Humphrey suffered leg and arm injuries as did a passenger in his car, a brother, Lyle, who received scalp and facial lacerations. A passenger in Hollon's truck, Ricky Roberts, 17, was also injured. The three injured were taken to Ransom Memorial Hospital. Slick pavement also was blamed in other minor.

Hollon Humphrey Lyle Ricky Roberts S. Cedar Ransom Memorial Hospital

Saigon Stymies Talks in Vietnam Peace Push

In Paris, Saigon insists Hanoi and the Viet Cong must move first while Washington pledges to break the deadlock. The shift follows the dismissal of 12 Saigon newsmen, fueling concerns of internal South Vietnamese discord around Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky. Cyrus Vance, arriving from U.S. consultations, vows to press for a breakthrough and substantive peace talks as four-way conference plans face delays.

Paris U.S Vietnam Saigon Hanoi Nguyen Cao Ky Cyrus R. Vance Johnson Nixon Vance

Inquiry Set For Pueblo

A five admiral court of inquiry was ordered by the Navy to study the loss of the USS Pueblo and the seizure by North Korea. It will assess whether Cmdr. Lloyd M. Bucher had power to resist and if crew statements during confinement violated the military Code of Conduct. The body has no punitive power and will issue recommendations after debriefings. Nine crewmen were wounded. one mortally, and Bucher and others will receive Purple Hearts.

San Diego Calif Navy Pacific Fleet John J. Hyland Pueblo Lloyd M. Bucher Duane OD. Hodges Creswell Ore Bucher Edward R. Murphy U.S. Naval Hospital Gale E. Krouse North Korea Krouse Dwight D. Eisenhower U.S

Color photo kept me from getting Oregon license

Milton Freewater Oregon AP veteran Justice of the Peace Sam K Dodds recalls hearing many excuses for not having an Oregon license a woman explained she had not surrendered her out of state license because the color photo on her old license was the only good picture she had ever had taken.

Milton-Freewater Ore Justice of the Peace Sam K. Dodds Oregon

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