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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1966

Page

5

Third Time A Charm For Gemini 9 Crew

Gemini 9 blasted into orbit after two scrubbed attempts to chase a tiny target satellite. Thomas Stafford and Eugene Cernan planned a three day rendezvous, completed orbital changes, and tracked the satellite as they rode a Titan 2 toward a high altitude over the Pacific.

Cape Kennedy Fla Thomas P. Stafford Eugene A. Cernan U.S Pacific Ocean Stafford Surveyor Lunar Titan Gemini

Rendezvous Aboard Gemini 9 Goes Smooth

Gemini 9 astronauts report a successful orbital rendezvous with a barreled satellite. A partially covered docking collar shroud may impede docking efforts as engineers note clamshells are open and one bolt perhaps not released. Commander Cernan and Stafford describe the target ATDA docking adapter with amazement and concern.

Cape Kennedy Fla Thomas P. Stafford Hawaii Cernan ATDA

Sunnyside Annexation Explored for Ottawa City Limits

Don Black surveys Sunnyside Addition east of Ottawa where many homes lack sewers and police protection. City may annex 40 acres, extending sewer and tax rolls but facing septic and soil challenges. Mayor Williamson to review. public hearing possible if benefits are shown.

Sunnyside Ottawa Herald Don Black Sunnyside Way Isabel Espinosa Seventh Ninth Streets Lincoln Missouri Pacific Railroad Funston Masson Charles Willamson City Commission

Rain Needed Soon for Kansas Wheat

Kansas wheat farmers face a short crop as drought and late freezes bite the Great Plains. Harvest underway in Texas and Oklahoma will reach Kansas in a week or 10 days, with central and western Kansas and surrounding states hardest hit. If rain comes, wheat may still recover and later yields could improve.

Kansas City Texas Oklahoma Kansas Great Plains Colorado New Mexico Nebraska Washington Andrew B. Erhart Garden City Kansas State University Agricultural Experiment Station

McClay Dies at 64 Owner of Mts Clay Wholesale

Lillard R. McClay 64 of 24 Rockwood Drive died today at noon at his home. He previously ran a grocery and later operated Mts Clay Wholesale, a business he owned for many years. He was known for his long involvement in local commerce.

Lillard R. McClay Rockwood Drive Mts Clay Wholesale

288 Decision Monday on transfer of school territory

Franklin County superintendent Maurice Ponton said a state unification petition to move Central Heights territory to Garnett was presented to State Superintendent Adel Throckmorton. He noted the caller would not reveal a recommendation and Throckmorton would review the decision this afternoon.

Central Heights Garnett Maurice Ponton Franklin County Topeka Unific Ation Section Adel Throckmorton Ponton Unification Throckmorton

Keep valuable papers in a Safe Deposit Box

An advertisement urges storing valuable papers in a safe deposit box at Peoples National Bank.

Peoples National Bank

County Forecast Clears Cloudy to Partly After Storms

Cloudy to partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with scattered thunderstorms tonight and early Saturday. Low tonight mid 60s. High 81 Thursday, low 66. Record high 96 in 1911, record low 41 in 1946. Precipitation 0.04 inch in the last 24 hours. Hourly temps shown from 9 am to 8 pm with readings, barometer at 30.02.

Johnson Pushes blanket Social Security hike for next year

President Johnson called for a universal increase in Social Security benefits for current and future beneficiaries. He directed Welfare Secretary John Gardner to prepare a plan for Congress. In a White House address to the National Council of Senior Citizens, Johnson noted past increases totaling over $1.5 billion annually while urging higher payments to relieve hardship among older citizens.

Washington Johnson John Gardner Congress White House National Council of Senior Citizens

Balaguer Wins Dominican Election

Joaquin Balaguer won the Dominican presidential race amid a voter wave seeking stability after civil strife. Officials hailed a fair vote and U.S. observers welcomed the peaceful process and Balaguer victory over leftist forces. Washington signaled continued aid and development support for recovery.

U.S Johnson Down Washington Balaguer Juan Bosch United States Dominican Republic

Tubing Thief Repeats Theft At Auction Barn

Albert E Coffman of 1128 N Sycamore allegedly stole copper tubing valued at 2.50 at Printys Auction then returned next day to buy two more pieces and a lead pipe with fitting valued 7.50 using the same method. Police note the pattern repeats thefts from the sale barn.

Coffman Coffsman Welding Service W. Wilson Printy

Smashed thumbs and cuts flood Ransom Memorial ER

An emergency room report lists multiple injuries treated on Thursday at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Names include Carl Gottschamer eight, Pomona. Charles Berte ram a left finger. Carla Leecy with a nail injury. Cleveland Baxter fifty four. Jackie Linneman seven. Daniel Winter seven. Teri Bishop. Chevyl Talbott fourteen. Doug Highle twenty one, Wellsville RFD 2.

Ransom Memorial Hospital Carl Gottschamer Pomona Charles Berteram Cypress Carla Leecy Wally Leecys Sycamore Cleveland Baxter Jackie Linneman Toward Linnemans Ottawa Rfc Daniel Winter Winton Winter Teri Bishop Clinton Everson Chevyl Talbott Ray D. Talbott Doug Highle Wellsville RFD

Sailor Builds Partial 16% Foot Kit Amid Regatta Delay

Bill Wright, a sailor preparing for the Lake Pomona Regatta, faces a missing 10-foot boom and 20-foot mast as the Minnesota kit maker cannot ship aluminum parts due to Viet Nam conflict demands. Wright has spent ten times the required 30 hours assembling the 600-pound fiberglass boat, with hulls arriving in pieces since March. He remains hopeful to complete the craft for a weekend race while enjoying time with his daughter home from college.

Don Black Bill Wright Lake Pomona Wright Minnesota

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