Nixon to Meet German Chancellor Brandt in Florida Talks
President Nixon prepared for talks with West German Chancellor Willy Brandt at the Florida Bayside White House. The two leaders plan about five hours of discussion to harmonize allied policies as they coordinate with Britain and France amid global shifts.
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Tavel Steps Down From FBI Post
Washington AUPI reports William S. Tavel 36 native of Sumter DC retires as head of the files and communications division due to his wife's ill health Frank W Waikart 58 his deputy since January 1969 will succeed him Waikart began as a clerk in 1934 and has worked in Charlotte Birmingham and New York before moving to headquarters in 1959 He will have served as acting director since November and retirement is set for December 30 1969
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Hoffa Returns Home Faces Parole Guidance On Union Role
Former Teamsters leader James R Hoffa arrived in Detroit after prison release and met with a parole officer who warned against direct or indirect control of the union. He seeks clarity on indirect involvement while awaiting pardon guidance from Justice Department officials. Hoffa, 59, had been named President Emeritus of the 2 million member union with a pension of 75 000 a year. his wife Josephine was elected an officer with a 40 000 yearly salary.
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Arnold Still Unopposed In Valparaiso Mayor Race
Valparaiso candidates must qualify by Friday noon for the January 11 municipal election. Mayor John B. Arnold seeks a fourth term and is unopposed so far. Six contenders filed for the two city commission seats: C. T. Browning Jr., George A. Fleck, Charles C. Henriott, Thomas G. Miller, Charles Nieft, and incumbent Heyward H. Strong Jr. Any qualified Valparaiso elector may run for mayor or the two commissions.
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Jackson Schedules FWB Visit Sen Henry M Scoop
Jackson brings his Democratic presidential campaign to Fort Walton Beach on January 5 as Sen. Henry M. of Washington visits for a noon luncheon at the Sheraton Miramar. Campaign manager Andy Erickson leads local efforts, with a three day Northwest Florida motorcade planned beginning January 3.
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Dixie Village water sewer sale eyed by county and Davis
Nelson Davis and county commission members settled on a 125000 dollar price for Dixie Village water sewer system. The plan calls for 228 current customers plus 68 more, with 2000 new customers needed next year to cover bond payments. Eight percent interest is disputed due to state law, and a second lien will fund the purchase until another bond issue. The system will switch to the county treatment plant within 20 to 60 days after agreement.
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Statue Shelters Vets By Upsidedown Flag
A 16 member group of bearded Vietnam veterans dressed in fatigues hoisted an inverted flag and barricaded inside the Statue of Liberty base. A federal judge denied a restraining order but ordered a show cause hearing for Tuesday morning. The protest aimed to highlight U S involvement in Indochina and followed another barricade at the Betsy Ross House in Philadelphia where demonstrators were arrested.
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Bank Bandits Seize Hostages in Cologne Robbery
Three gunmen robbed the Deutsche Bank Domkloster branch in Cologne taking three employees as hostages. They freed two police officers after a 20 minute headstart deal and fled, with a strange motorcade, toward Saarbrücken. Police identified leader Kurt Vicenik, a 44 year old Austrian.
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Christmas traffic toll tops safety council forecast
The 78 hour holiday period death toll exceeded the National Safety Council estimate of 520 to 620 as states pressed traffic safety efforts. The final count rose beyond the forecast amid heavy travel across the period from Thursday evening through Sunday midnight.
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Morrison wins bid for Okaloosa Gas District expansion in Valparaiso
The Okaloosa County Gas District awarded contractor R L Morrison Company Inc of Fort Walton Beach the low bid for a 44239 pound project to expand the Valparaiso office. Architect R R Moore of Fort Walton Beach designed the addition on SR B5 with work to start within two weeks. A separate plan calls for a new Fort Walton Beach annex on 1X Eglin Parkway NE with Henry I Nichols as designer.
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Chou En-lai Becomes China's Top Leader in Shakeup
London reports say Chou En-lai has crushed left wing opposition and risen as supreme leader with Mao's blessing. He directs Beijing’s shift toward early world status and a strong stance against Russia, while domestic rivals are silenced for now.
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