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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1966

Page

5

Heat Wave Triggers Major Power Break in Midwest

A heat wave pushed electricity use to a record 3,230,000 kilowatts in St. Louis prompting Union Electric to cut power to large areas for up to two hours and raising fears of a broader outage. Nebraska faced two blackouts from Fort Randall relay failure and a burned transformer at Sheldon Station, affecting Grand Island North Platte Norfolk Lincoln Beatrice and Valentine with some water pumps shut down in Lincoln. Gov. Morrison ordered a review by the Nebraska Power Review Board as outages lingered into the evening with temperatures in the 90s.

St, Louis, Mo St. Louis Nebraska Union Electric Co National Broadcasting Lincoln Norfolk Valentine Howard Ericksen Nebraska Public Power System Fort Randall Erick Sen Sheldon Consumers Public Power District Frank Morrison Nebraska Power Review Board Midwest

Wheat Yield Low but Value Higher in Kansas 1966

Kansas 1966 wheat crop fell 22 percent from 1965 to 190,931,000 bushels with 10,049,000 acres harvested and an average 19 bushels per acre. Value estimated about $325 million, up from last year due to higher prices about $1.70 per bushel. Other crops harmed by drought and freeze, with corn, oats, barley, sorghums, soybeans, sugar beets, fruit, and hay showing declines or record highs in seeds.

Topeka Kansas Agriculture Department John L. Wilson Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service

Young Marine Credits Valentines Card for Saving Life

MILWAUKEE AP report Lance Cpl. Robert W. Monday, 19, wrote how a late valentine card, two letters, and a cloth fatigue cap saved him in South Viet Nam during a Viet Cong ambush. He said a bullet struck his helmet, but no blood appeared, and he credited the items with deflecting the round.

Milwaukee Wis South Viet Nam Lance Robert W

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