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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1968
Page
2
Editorial stresses the importance of every vote and urges military personnel to register early. It cautions about varying state rules for registration and ballot deadlines, urging readers to contact their Voting Officer to ensure they can vote in the 1968 elections.
A compact biographical sketch traces Lyndon Johnson from his 1908 birth in Stonewall Texas through education in Johnson City and San Marcos, early teaching, service in Washington, Navy enlistment, rise to Senate Majority Leader, Civil Rights Act passage, 1960 presidential nomination, Kennedy era duties, JFK assassination oath on Air Force One, and 1964 nomination for a full term as president.
The piece notes a booming snowmobile market with sales forecasts up to 500 000 by 1970 and warns of safety concerns. It covers regulation, visibility, trespass rules, passenger roles, signaling, ice dangers, weight, gear, and the need for cautious operation and training. It ends with a brief insurance data item.
The article lists weekly chaplaincy schedules for Catholic Protestant and Jewish services with masses, confessions and classes. It then reflects on faith as an essential ingredient of life, citing Abraham and urging believers to exercise and strengthen faith in God.
A February training run covered Blue Print Reading Fundamentals in Building 2306 at the airfield with Nelson G. Stinson as instructor and 29 students attending. Francis Fabrizio earned an Associate in Arts General Education psychology degree from Auburn Community College and is pursuing a Bachelor of Liberal Studies at U of A. A three to four session Accident Prevention course began February 27 led by Louis A. Petrosino and Sam M. Vanise in Building 2305. Law enforcement agencies continue on and off-base recruitment at military installations nationwide.
The Depot Dispatch published monthly by IT Publishing Corporation in Interlaken New York serves Seneca Army Depot military and civilian personnel. Photos are U S Army unless noted otherwise and submissions should go through the depot public information office Building 101 extension 235.
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