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Newspaper
Humboldt Journal
Location
Chicago, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1967
Page
2
Cpl. John Mielnik son of Mr and Mrs Mitchell Meilnik 2027 Humboldt reports for duty with the headquarters battalion of the First Marine Division near Da Nang Viet Nam. The battalion serves as the division command center.
A lighthearted column mixes jokes quotes and travel notes. It urges readers to avoid tailgating, offers quips about sales life and humor, and briefly describes London winter low season travel tips.
The piece notes lower rates for visitors and easier reservations in London hotels and fine dining as the pound’s devaluation aids Americans. It highlights rapid leisure options with 39 live theaters and abundant museums, praising unobstructed museum viewing despite fog. The Beaver quote adds a light aside about cheerful bravado and romance.
A collage of brief items mentions a slow recovery for a friend named Ted after following too closely, a surprise third child for Liz, Mayor Washington greeting at Clifton Terrace, a tummy flex tip from a phone remark, and a wry quote about a successful man and a reckless driver attributed to Al Musser.
Area personnel of a Navy carrier in a Florida port area include Fireman Apprentice Edward J. G. Ustic and Boilerman Third Class Floyd F. Knabel, sons of Mrs. Helen M Ustic and Mr. and Mrs. Alex Knebel, who have returned to the United States.
After seven months with the Sixth Fleet aboard the USS Saratoga the carrier completed 10 port calls in seven nations and arrived at Mayport Florida for a holiday leave before a Philadelphia overhaul.
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