Four mice to orbit Earth and return in Discoverer capsule
Vandenberg Calif AP report details four black mice to ride in a Discoverer life capsule launched next month from Vandenberg. The aim is to test life support and re entry safely with an unofficial 1 in 100 chance of success. The mission includes weightlessness tests and parachute recovery with Hawaii nets planned for retrieval.
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Vandenberg Air Force , Base
Calif
L. FE
Alcorn
N. Main
Franklinjin
Spegal
Earth
Jeter III
Issi Ellis
Sidney Morris
Willow
Tittle
Kansas
Holloman Air Warship
A. Kulforce Base
N.M
School of Business
Air Force
Pacific
Eugene
Spooner
Charles
Clay
Jenee Ely
Jane Ann Robson
Floyd Smith
Holton
Neral
Fred Robson
Mayetta
Mercer's
Mr. Robson
Ely
Two Pay Fines and Another Cited in Franklin County
In Franklin County Court on traffic violations two men paid fines and another was cited. James Henderson, 29, recalled his 43 years delivering mail, pleaded guilty to speeding 65 in a 45 mph zone and paid a $20 fine plus costs. Gerald Humphrey, 20, Ottawa, fined $10 and costs for having no valid driver’s license and passing at an intersection. Mrs. Kermit Blank, Ottawa, underwent major dental surgery in Kansas City and was cited for lacking a current license. The report notes local officials and a Pardner related details, with several other community items.
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Franklin
Howard
C. Kincaid
Ottawa
James D. Henderson
Alton
Kas
Alderson
Sheriff's Office
al Richmond
Peterteremies
Gerald T. Humphrey
Osawatomie
Kermit Blank
Ottawas
Trinity Lutheran
Setopital
Kansas City
Bowles
Sheldon & Topping
Franklin County
Kansas
General Services
Saeae
Shania
Cate
Roberta R. Dushua
Aee
Gastory
NEW York
The
United
Nach
Princeton
Reed All
Tre
State Board of Health sees two new appointees named
Gov. Docking replaced two members of the State Board of Health as terms expired and left a third, Dr Harold W Powers, undecided on reappointment The new appointees include Dr Harold J Edwards replacing Dr Gordon L Teall and Dr R H Hill Meade replacing Robert Daugherty The governor appointed Arthur Creten Jr as chief state grain inspector to fill an unexpired term
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Topeka
George Docking
State Board of Health
Harold W. Powers
L. E.y Peckenschneider
Halstead
J. Alan Bradbury
Fred ‘Ogilvie
Kansas City
Docking
Richard E. Stone
Wichita
Peckenschneider
Ogilvie
Repubican
Fred Hall
Arthur Creten Jr
Muncie
Creten
Harry
Dole
Prairie Village
McHenry
Ill
Harold J. Edwards
Arkan
Sas City
Board of Dental
Gordon L. Teall
Janatha
Victor A. Hopp
R. H. Hill
Meade
Joseph DiMaggio
Meade County
DiMaggio
Robert Daugherty
Hopp
Dominic
DiMaggio shot man as bus fight erupts in jail held case
Sheriff said DiMaggio pulled a .25 pistol during a quarrel with James L Young on a bus. Howard E Young, 19 months, and two older boys were aboard. Hopp died after a shot struck him in the left shoulder. Leone Todd, 69, died after assault charges. Couple survived by several relatives. funeral plans for Mrs. Palia Depann announced in Ottawa.
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Melvin Griebel
DiMaggio
Howard Eugene Young
James L. Young
Ash
Hopp
Edward Dowd
Leone Todd DiMaggio
Leone Todd
Lee Paliadepann Sale
Anna Lister
Ottawa
Graham
David
Eva
Stacey) Fullerton
Neal
Rantoul
Wayne
LeRoy
Wellsville
Mildred Harbison
Wellsville Methodist Church
Merle Floyd Fish dies aged 50 in Kansas
Merle Floyd Fish 50, of Lecompton formerly Ottawa, died yesterday at 10 10 am at his home. He was a carpenter and lived in Ottawa until about nine years ago. Surviving are his widow Ada Baker Fish seven daughters and a son Karen Sharon Donna Gary Linda three sisters and one brother Funeral services set for Sunday at 2 pm Cooper Warren Mortuary Lawrenc e with burial at Princeton Cemetery.
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Merle Floyd Fish
Lecompton
Ottawa
Ada
Baker) Fish
Bonnie Knight
Topeka
Darlene
Plate
Lawrence
Gene al
Chison
Karen
Sharon
Donna
Gary
Linda
Mabel Gilliland
Lynne Cowperwaithe
Springdale
Ark
Early
Reed
Harold
Miami
Okla
Cooper- Warren Mortuary
Law- Ofrence
Princeton Cemetery
Teamsters Told Not To Cross NBC Picket Lines
New York AP The Teamsters Union urges members to honor NBC engineers and technicians strike lines. A union spokesman says telegrams will order members not to cross the picket lines, aiming to halt delivery of scenery and staging gear to NBC studios. NBC expects unions to continue normal operations amid the dispute over participation in foreign country videotape work.
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New York
Teamsters Urion
National Broadcasting Co
Teamsters Union Joint Council
NBC
Teamsters Council
John J. O'Rourke
National Assn
Teamsters
United States
AFL - Cio
George Meany
David J. McDonald
County Board of Equalization to Meet in Franklin County
Notice declares Franklin County Kansas Board of County Commissioners will meet May 18 1969 to equalize personal and real property values. Rural Life Sunday events include 4-H activities at the First Baptist Church with plans for improvements and student performances.
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Board of Equalization
Board of
Franklin
Kansas
Franklin County
County Board of Equalization
Fur House
Pergona
Partielves
Tate
Howard Smith
Ray Carey
Sharon Whirley
Jim Milliken
J. H Nauren Kohler
Atken
First Baptist Church
State of Kansas
Plead Guilty To Drunk Charges In Ottawa Court
Two Ottawa men pleaded guilty in Police Court arraignments this morning to being drunk. Sonny Williams, 37, of 116 5 Mulberry Street, fined $60, with a prior offense. Willis Rucker, 65, of 605 North Main, fined $4. Williams was arrested at 3:35 a.m. in the 100 block South Poplar. Rucker was arrested at the same time in the 500 block North Poplar.
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Ottawa
Sonny Williams
Mulberry
Willis Ruckrer
N. Main
Williams
South Poplar
Rucker
North Poplar
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges Listed
Hospital notes show admissions including Mrs Mamie Hamilton of Williamsburg Elsa Towe of North American Hotel Mrs Roger Scott RFD 4 Thursday Mrs Wally Leecy 724 Sycamore Mrs James Haight 621 N Main today And dismissals include Francis Button Pomona Thursday and Mrs Ray Cooper Lawrence with repeated entries for Mamie Hamilton Williamsburg today
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Mamie Hamilton
Williamsburg
Elsa Towe
North American Hotel
Roger Scott
RFD
Wally Leecy
Sycamore
James Haight
N. Main
Francis Button
Pomona
Ray Cooper
Lawrence
Mine Pickets Ordered Home in Kentucky Strike Action
United Mine Workers pickets were ordered home after a second temporary restraining order was issued by U S District Judge H Church Ford in Lexington. The five day order requires the union to halt violence and mass picketing as operators praise the move amid ongoing eastern Kentucky coal field violence and a 54 day strike. Ford also set a Monday hearing at Jackson to answer NLRB charges of violence and unfair labor practices.
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Whitesburg
United Mine Workers
Kentucky
H. Church Ford
U.S
Lexington
National Labor Relations Board
UMW
Ford
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Jackson
NLRB
Hannaman Funeral Services Set for Saturday
Funeral services for Jacob C. Hannaman who died Wednesday will be held at Lamb Funeral Home Saturday at 2 p.m. Rev. Gordon D. Miller will officiate. Burial will follow in Prinzetta Cemetery.
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Jacob C. Hannaman
Lamb Funeral Home
Gordon D. Miller
Prinzetta
Hannaman Funeral Services Set for Saturday
Funeral services for Jacob C. Hannaman will be held from the Lamb Funeral Home Saturday at 2 p m with Rev Gordon D Miller officiating. Interment will be in Princeton Cemetery. Howard Eugene Young, year old son of James L Young, passed away last night. funeral arrangements will be announced tomorrow.
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Young
Howard Eugene
T'S
James L. Young
Ash
Mixed Ottawa legal notices and wage drive report
A jumble of legal notices and labor news from Ottawa Franklin County Kansas. Estate proceedings name Branch L Ewing and administrator A O Sigler with hearings set for May 1950. A steelworkers wage drive in New York outlines demands for increased wages and benefits alongside a collision report noting Ester White injured.
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Sidaho
Foulks
Peters Sheldon
Hill
Kelsey
Roberts
Douglas
Elder
Gaynor
Lollar
Speer
Crawford
Shade
Fredeen
Fletcher
Schultz
V. O. Schultz
Auditorium
Woodbin Club
Vassar
Adv
Jarrett Clinton
Charles Knight
Baker University
Baldwin
Beautyland
Mozelle Gagne
Jo Riley
Bula Cummings
Drake's Bakery
Lee Perkins
Richmond
Manhattan
Kansas Livestock Association
Kansas Cow Belles
Perkins
Cow Belle
C. A. Miskimon
Maple
Bartlesville
Oklo
Fred Eiler
Footlights Club
Margaret Williams
Jim Fouts
Sheri Roberts
Linda Showalter
Jean Geiger
Doc
Ottawa High School
Dennis Killion
D .R. Sam Lyman
Lloyd Ballhagen
Rural Life
Clover Leaf Club
Geroge Brenner
Rainbow
Berea
Jane
Ottawa Herald
Probsta Court
Mansar Compeseloy
Mary Katherine Bellers
Flores
Mary Katherine Sellers
Mary Katherine Fellers
Spid
Orpain
Far and Near
Narva A
Law Admministraton
Jenee Lundstedt
Gleason
Topeks
Sereohn Jackson
Tospeka
Royal Cafe
Wilson
HHCY
Green House
Buildex
Willis Nursery
Bruce Co., Inc
H. D. Lee Co
E. 15Th St
Lamb Guneral Home
Ester White
11Th
Main
Dushwangch
Pearl Kelley
Jin
Cabin
Omerce Court
Amhial
Chuck LeManter
LeMaster Spraying, Inc
Laat
Branch L. Ewing
Woolwert
Sigler
Bowers & Bowers, Attorneys
Tor
Coffman
Sit Wlw
Tao
Lota
Alcoholics Anonymous
Etehy
Old County
Davis Orchard & Greenhouse
Weeden
Boatyland
State Employment Office
Men and Women Ltd
Caperer
Comfort Restauran
Ottawit Croutry
Ottawit Herald
Wightman
Conard
I Yorkshirg
William J. Hing
Willikimsburg
Prone
Jim Kennedy
Roy Barkley
Baldwin Phone
M&m
al Row International Gexible Corn Planter
Almont
MeKunden Farm
Tola
Lent Tires
Sheldon Rakeron
Trans
Chisa
Che
Ottawa, Kansas
Aaron
R. 8. Hill
Hid Hosler
Mamie Sands
Glen Hayward
Tecumseh and
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Small Engine
Briggs & Stratton Clinton Homelite
Orda Mills
Toro Lawn Mowers Sales & Ser
Sheldon , Truck & Tractor CO
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