Senators Push Hard on Vietnam War Target Bombing
Senate supporters voiced by Sen. Stennis and Sen. Jackson urged sustained and expanded bombing in Vietnam after Admiral Sharpe's closed session testimony. They cited enemy sanctuaries in Laos and Cambodia and pressed for full air and sea power, including strikes on unhit lucrative targets, to hasten victory.
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Senate
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D-Miss
Sten
Vietnam
Bonbins
Laos
Cambodia
Henry M. Jackson
Dsesh
Thurmond
Howard Carmon
Dnev
Paes
Cannan
Stennis d Sharp
South Vietnam
Washington
North Vietnam
U. S
John Ryan
Pacific Air Force
Ulysses S Grant Sharp
U.S
Pacifc
UPI
De Gaulle to Explain Policies in TV Talk
Paris AP report says President Charles de Gaulle will address major French issues in a television program. An aide notes the broadcast aims to win majority support by presenting policy realism amid domestic and foreign policy protests.
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de Gaulle
Paris
UAPO
Harles de Gaulle
Kirk hints he may refuse to ban state checks at cabinet meetings
Florida Governor Claude Kirk suggested he could refuse to ban state checks for spending signed only by the gas controller and counter-signed by the uptroller, signaling a larger cabinet feud amid clashes over an $85,000 development liaison office in Washington. The dispute arose after five Democratic cabinet members blocked the funding as Kirk pressed for more frequent weekly sessions.
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Allah Asset
Claude Kirk
Spessaid L
Cabinet
Ans
Iis
Tam
Kirk
Ife
Washneton
Wirk
Beth Johnson
Cocoa Beach
Jahnson
Senate
Kuk
Wasilington
Florida
Johnson
Via
House
Washington
Robert Lo Fo Sikes
Crestview
Valparaiso School Registration Opens for 1967 Year
Valparaiso elementary registration runs this week through Friday in the school office from 8 30 a m to 2 p m. Parents registering first graders must bring a birth certificate or age proof. First graders must be eleven or older by January 1 1968 to qualify for entry.
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Valpariaso
Valparaiso
Dais
Seminoles To Meet Tonight at Local Community Center
A Seminole Community Center meeting is set for tonight at the local community building. All members are urged to attend the gathering at 7 p.m.
Sikes Criticizes Redistricting Ruling Amid Florida Chop
In Washington Florida Democrat Rep Robert Sikes says many House members oppose the federal court redistricting ruling and plans an appeal. He argues a Tallahassee based state lobbying office is sufficient and chides Gov Kirk for seeking a Washington lobbyist, while noting census-based population figures will shape new district boundaries.
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Pubims Sikes
House
Florida
Mike Thompson
Dante Fascell
Miami
Washington
Hasan Offier
Kirk
Lobbyme
Korida Development
Thompson
Pensacola News 9
Gov. Kirk
Sikes
Tallahassee
Naam
U.S. Supreme
Community Chest Sets 1967 68 Goal for Local Agencies
The 1967 68 drive aims to raise about 122533 dollars, surpassing last year’s goal by 74000 but short of the 15 agencies’ request by 18000. Ernest Wimberly urges county residents to unite as agency representatives pledge teamwork. Luther Powell protests Red Cross funding, noting no increase over 1967’s 22000 allocation.
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Counc
Bueleet and Missions Committee
Ernest Wimberly
Viet Nam
Lousiana
Dee Bray
Children’s Home Society
Okaloosa
Chest
George Whitehurst
Fortie
Eglin
Girl Scouts
Hurlburl
Mental Health Association
YMCA
American Red Cross
Salvation Army
USO
United Cerebral Palsy
Paraiso
Chesil
Si Ags
Hurlburt Field
Notment
Red Cross
Wimberly
Red
City Court Lists Various Cases and Public Drunkeness Bonds
Judge FB Estergren oversaw about 20 miscellaneous charges and 30 traffic cases in city court yesterday. Defendants faced public drunkenness charges with $25 bonds. one minor was cited for alcohol possession with $25 bond and a fine.
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Freenan Jordar
Carlton RR
Cashey
Mansfield Motel
Johnny L. Presson
Walter
OWJC Fall Classes Open Aug 28 At Valparaiso Campus
Valparaiso OWJC announces fall semester classes for the Adult Studies Program begin Monday August 28 with Degree Program offerings opening that day. Registration for adult courses starts at the Adult Studies Center. Contact the Registrar's Office at 78 5711 for details.
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Daily News Bureau
Valparaiso
Okaloosa-Walton Junior College
OWJIC
Shenhany
Tito Seeks To Solve Middle East Deadlock
Belgrade reports Tito plans a Cairo visit to push a peace plan with Egypt’s Gamal Abdel Nasser. Aimed at breaking the June war fallout, the proposal reportedly calls for Israeli withdrawal with borders guaranteed by major powers, avoiding Arab recognition issues. A Johnson message hinted at a possible peace role for Tito.
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Middle East
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Cairo
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Due Yugosla
Ls Security Counel
Israel
Yugostasia
Record Quake Jolts Denver but Causes No Injuries
A strong Denver earthquake rattled the city with two quick tremors at 7 23 and 7 25 am delivering magnitude 3 and 5 5 on the Richter scale. The U S Geological Survey noted windows broken in stores and a chimney brick dislodged while the quake was felt from Pueblo to Brush with no injuries reported.
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Denver
Colo Tap
Epocers
U Coast and Geodetic Survey
Alaska
South America
Turkey
Pueblo
Chey- Jenne
Brush
Jack Foster Outlines School Air Conditioning Plan
School Board Chairman Jack Foster discussed cooling policy on air, favoring gradual classroom air conditioning. He claimed he opposed earlier full coverage and identified Nestin Elementary as a site where he supported partial cooling.
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Jack Foster
Tuessday
Poste
Nestin Elemntary School
Three Copters Downed in Song Re River Valley Clash
U S Cavalry units airlifted into the Central Highlands fought North Vietnamese regulars in a river valley stronghold. The battle left at least six Americans dead and 22 wounded, with a heavy exchange of small arms, mortar, and 37mm recoilless rifle fire from tunnels and bunkers. North Vietnamese casualties were reported at least sixty, and weapons were captured.
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Saigon
Act
Bosnions
Hoa
Song Re River
da Nang
U. S
Central Highlands
1St An
Song Re
Topless Go-Go Maid Plans Unconventional Wedding
In Roanoke Virginia Pacific Shane a topless go go dancer at Papa Joe's announced plans to marry Dennis St Clair also a worker there in a Sunday civil ceremony She will have topless bridesmaids and hopes for a full house The bride to be Lin Phyllis Worley said she wanted a topless wedding and the minister could volunteer if needed
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Upi
Pacific
Shane
Dennis St. Clair
Lin Phyllis Worley
Tnt
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