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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1967

Page

5

Guidance Center Officers Elected At Annual Meeting

At the Franklin County Guidance Center annual meeting on Friday, new officers were elected: president Jess R. Gilmore, vice president Forrest Bond, secretary Mrs. Richard Fogle, and treasurer David G. Laury, M.D. Three board members were reappointed Neal Baxter, Forrest Bond, and Harry Funk for three-year terms. Directors and staff include Seymour J. Epstein, Franklin C. Boraks, Marvin J. Fine, Arthur W. Hoyt, and office manager Mrs. Phyllis Burress, with other board members listed as well.

Franklin County Guidance Center Jess R. Gilmore Forrest Bond Williamsburg Richard Fogle David G. Laury M.D Neal Baxter Pomona Harry Funk H. H., DeTar Wellsville Robert L. Pine M. D

Looters Roaming Chicago

Looters roamed Chicago as a massive blizzard stranded the city and surrounding states. Police were stretched thin, with 37 dead in Illinois and additional fatalities across Michigan Wisconsin and Indiana. Chicago suffered the deepest impact with a two foot snow cover and a $35 million loss in business. A 10 year old girl was fatally shot during a West Side looting incident. A security guard was wounded in another looting episode.

Associated Press Chicago Illinois Indiana Michigan Mllnois Wisconsin Canada Toronto Laurentians Quesbec Weather Bureau Kalamazoo Mich Missouri West Side

Trees Dominated Central Heights School Board Meeting

At Unified School District 288 Richmond a special session focused on trees with no action on removals. After bills were approved board clerk Mrs. Hobart Betz raised wind damage concerns and discussed trimming hazards near attendance centers.

Central Heights Richmond Unified Hobart Betz Princeton Junior High School Ents

Death Of Apollo Astronauts Sets Back US Moon Hopes

CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP sudden searing fire kills Virgil I Grissom Edward H White and Roger B Chaffee during a full scale launch pad test NASA says the three died instantly from heat or asphyxiation as rescue efforts failed Six launch pad crewmen were overcome and two hospitalized Johnson calls it a great loss as the moon program faces months of delay Grissom White and Chaffee were veteran and rookie spacemen tied to the Apollo mission lineup with Grissom the first to fly twice while Chaffee prepared for his first voyage The tragedy ends hopeful momentum but NASA vows renewed dedication for the conquest of space.

Cape Kennedy Fla America Pad U. S Grissom White Chaffee Paul Haney Johnson NASA National Aeronautics and Space Administration

New Doctor In Ottawa Opens Office Monday

Dr. Dennis L. Smith an optometrist announces opening of an office Monday in the Professional building. A native of Ottawa and 1960 Ottawa High School graduate he studied at Baker University Emporia State and earned his degree from the University of Houston. He has practiced in Winfield and Howard and is married to Nancy a Houston native.

Dennis L. Smith Ottawa Smith Ottawa High School Selma Smith S. Cherry Dr. Smith Baker University Emporia State University of Houston Winfield Howard Nancy Houston

Pardoned Virginian Returns To The Life He Left Behind

Former fugitive Robert Lee Addison, pardoned by Virginia Governor Mills E Godwin Jr, returns to West Virginia after 30 years in hiding as Elbert Roy Clark. He left the penitentiary 80 minutes after the pardon and plans to care for his family and special needs child. Addison fled in 1936 for malicious wounding, lived under an alias in Kopperston West Virginia, and was recaptured after fingerprint match. Governor’s clemency actions followed a lengthy legal process begun after his recapture by reporter Ken Wheeler of the Norfolk Virginian Pilot.

Richmond Robert Lee Addison Virginia Elbert Roy Clark State Addieson Mills E. Godwin Jr Kopperston W.va West Virginia Addison Kenetucky Clark Ken Wheeler Norfolk Virginians Pilot Gov. Godwin

Three Wives and Six Children Mourn Apollo I Tragedy

Houston relatives cope after Apollo I disaster at Cape Kennedy that killed three astronauts. Families kept private as investigators and space center staff guard the homes and issue statements. Astronauts Grissom White and Chaffee had prior space histories and public moments of pride.

Manned Spacecraft Center

Kansas Day Starts Early Kansas Day Starts Early

Kansas Republicans celebrate the states 106th birthday a day early with U S Sen John J Williams of Delaware at their banquet Williams, called the conscience of the Senate, helped spotlight the Bobby Baker case and IRS probes in the 1950s Rep Garner Shriver was to speak at the Kansas Republican Veterans Club luncheon Rep Chester L Mize was to outline issues before the 90th Congress at a district Republicans meeting

Topeka Kan Kansas U.S John J. Williams

Chamber Has Rosy View On Jobs Pledges

Washington AP report quotes U S Chamber of Commerce asserting we can get anybody a job with private agencies aiding placement. Nation's Business editor cites about six successes including a 48 year old accountant. Officials stress training relocation and suitable work as conditions. Harman from employment agency group notes 11 million placements yearly.

Washington U.S. Chamber of Commerce Nation Jack Wooldridge Nation’s Business Wooldridge John E. Hareman National Employment Association Harmon's Association U.S. Employment Service Chamber of Commerce Harmon

Powell Faces Press Again in Bahamas

Adam Clayton Powell prepares to meet reporters in Bimini as the House weighs his seat. His lawyers propose settling the 70 year old defamation judgment to Esther James for $33,000, potentially easing outstanding arrest orders in New York linked to his libel case.

Bimini Bahamas Adam Clayton Powell House New York Henry R. Williams William M. Kunstler Powell Esther James Harlem Congress

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Guidance Center Gene Vining Wagner Vining Gat Richmond Gordon Harris Kennedy Space Center Navy Walter M. Schirra Jr Air Force Walter Cunningham Donn F. Eisele Mercury Atlantic John W. Young Edward H, White Roger B Chafee Virgil I, Grissom Mae Manned Space Center Houston, Tex United States Cape Betty Grissom Scott Mark Michael Collins Martha Chaffee Stephen Cheryl Jan Armstrong Neil A. Armstrong Patricia White Edeward Bonnie The Space Center Gus Mrs. White Edward Bensie Donald Chaffee Roger Grand Rapids, Mich
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