Old Graves Desecrated By Ghouls Or Vandals
The graves of two Davis family members in Okaloosa County were found broken into Sunday. A large hole was cut into each grave and tombstones damaged. Jim Etheredge notified the Sheriff, with the cemetery near Lonewood subdivision on the Eglin Reservation showing a rotted fence and a collapsed gate. Nearby graves remained intact except the twin grave of Mr and Mrs M M Bud Davis cleaned as if for gravesite desecration.
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Many Apply for Hearing Before Board in Crestview
More than 100 applications for hearings before the Board of Equalization were filed Monday, with Crestview serving as the sole hearing site. County Clerk Cecil Anchors said filings spanned the county and expect around 5,600 people to appear when the Board meets. Verbal applications only accepted in Crestview. island office requires written submissions.
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Carnival Owner Ousts Fat Chimps Performer
Fo ozy Magee the chimp has been ousted from Edward Wilson's Louisville carnival after fattening up and breaking a 50 foot pole during headstands. Wilson plans to find a new home for the overweight chimp who enjoyed beer and brandy.
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Tide Tables Report From Fort Walton Beach
Tide tables list Wednesday through Sunday varying high and low times with errors in several entries. Supplied courtesy of the Bay Store Fort Walton Beach and river readings indicate potential misprints for several hours.
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Delta rocket to launch Pioneer 7 into deep space
A Delta rocket stands ready at Cape Kennedy to launch Pioneer 7, the second in the Pioneer interplanetary series. The six minute window opens at 10 08 a m EST as officials report launch preparations on schedule. Pioneer 7 will seek an out orbit farther from the sun between Earth's and Mars paths, continuing magnetic and solar radiation studies.
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Personal Income Up in United States
Personal income for Americans rose by two and a half billion dollars last month driven by higher employment and government pay raises.
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Call To Arms by U S Nazi Party Stirs Chicago Turmoil
In Chicago a U S Nazi Party effort to organize whites sparked clashes as about 60 civil rights demonstrators faced taunts and rocks from roughly 800 white hecklers in Jefferson Park and Marquette Park. Police arrested one youth as flares flew and real estate offices were picketed.
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Man Makes Point Despite Attack By Physicians
In Plainfield New Jersey Ha Michels, grateful for restored hearing after an operation, paid for a billboard thanking his doctor Dr Floyd Gusack. Doctors denounced the ad as unethical and demanded removal. Michels insisted the sign conveyed his gratitude. The sign was scheduled to come down, leaving Michels’s message intact.
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Quiet Chicago March Supports Open Housing Demand
A peaceful downtown Chicago march aligned with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. open housing aims. Participants gathered near City Hall and passed by the Chicago Real Estate Board, the Chicago Housing Authority, the Cook County Public Aid Office, and the First Federal Savings and Loan Association without incident.
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Senate Pushes Recall Of Reservists To Active Duty
Senate debate opens on 8 billion defense bill as Russell and Saltonstall urge a rider to call reservists to 18 months active duty if needed. Defense chief McNamara opposes full call up, arguing reserves are not required now and could be stranded after one year.
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Capitol Hill erupts as impeachment calls surge over judge ruling
Lawmakers denounce U S District Judge Howard F Corcoran after a three judge panel overruled his order blocking a House Un American Activities Committee hearing on a bill banning aid to the Viet Cong The panel will hear the constitutionality question at 2 30 p m EDT today ACLU challenged the order arguing possible irreparable damage to witnesses reputation and possible contempt charges
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Bus Schedules Nearing Publication in Okaloosa County
Okaloosa County School Board officials said bus schedules for the region will be ready for publication next week. The board recently restored bus service for students living more than one mile from a school and is finalizing routes and schedules for the expanded service.
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Okaloosa County
Miss Leslie Randak Crowned Miss Eglin Thunderbird
Eglin AFB selects Leslie Randak of Detroit as Miss Eglin Thunderbird after a weeklong contest held with USAFI air show plans. Randak, 25, represented the Deputy for Foreign Technology, and was crowned by Lt. Col. Ralph J. Mahone as Thunderbirds arrive for the event.
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Yard Tightens Killer Dragnet over Slain Detectives
Scotland Yard asked every Briton to help locate two vicious ex convicts in connection with the killings of three detectives. The men were broadcast by the BBC as police warned civilians not to confront them but to call the police. London policemen were alerted to exercise caution if traced.
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Cuban Ambassador Defects to Miami with Family
Cuban ambassador to Lebanon Dr. Lionel Alonso has defected from the Castro regime and now resides in Miami with his wife and daughter sources disclosed Tuesday.
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Dirksen voices dismay over rising Vietnam air losses
Senate Republican Leader Everett M. Dirksen decried increasing U.S. plane losses over Vietnam. He cited 13 planes shot down last week and Defense Secretary McNamara’s prediction of 580 aircraft losses per year. He suggested Russian ammo supply and Haiphong bombing as possible options, noting these would depend on Air Force and Navy feasibility and presidential decision.
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Starnes Granted New Hearing By State Board
Former Pryor teacher Clyde Starnes won a fresh hearing after the State Board of Education vacated Okaloosa County School Board action. He argued he signed and resigned under duress and threats. Fort Walton Beach lawyers James N. Moore and George Cox appeared for Starnes. Attorney Edwin Fleet represented the School Board in Tallahassee.
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Crestview Store Opens but Doors Now Closed
A Crestview shop displayed a now open sign but later a door notice changed to Closed. The readable text shows a blank name with NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS and a Closed sign on the tin or door panel.
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