Mothers Plan Annual March of Dimes Drive
The 1968 Mother's March of Dimes campaign for Niceville and Seminole areas is set for Monday January 22 from 4 30 to 6 30 p m. Mrs Walker V Spence is overall chairman and hosted a coffee at Ol Hickory Restaurant to kick off the effort with March of Dimes literature. Volunteer workers cover residential blocks across Niceville with named coordinators and streets listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily News
Niceville
Seminole
Walker V. Spence
Travis Richardson
Willis Whitfield
Howell Hill
Rudolph Simpler
Kelley Road
Fonsee Locke
Government
Iowa
Thelma Austin
Spence Circle
Trailer Park
Richard Edwards
Robert Hodge
Niceville Avenue
Jessie Alma Edge
Gene Edge
Armstrong and
Edge
Shady Oaks
Bayshore Drive
George Connaway
21St St
Jerome Holley
Minger
James Bobbitt
Bay Trailer Court
Cleb Grissett
Golfview Subdivision
Sidney Sandford
Dreamland Trailer Court
Farris Hart
Benton Subdivision
Carlton B. Ellis
Rosemont Subdivision
Carl Grice
Boxer St
Miss Smith
Jet Heights
Bullock Drive
Corbin Hosts Air National Guard Commanders Conference
The USAF Special Air Warfare Center at EGLIN under Maj. Gen. Thomas G. Corbin hosts the annual Air National Guard Commanders Conference through Friday. Attending units include 120th Air Commando Group Charleston West Virginia 125th Air Command Group Baltimore Maryland 129th Air Commando Group Heyward California and 43rd Air Commando Group Providence Rhode Island. Group representatives include Maj. Gen. Winston P. Wilson Maj. Gen. Leonard Holland Brig. Gen. Gean H. Williams and Brig. Gen. Glenn C. Ames.
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Eglin
Usaf Special Air Warfare Center
Thomas G. Corbin
Air National Guard
National Guard Bureau
120Th Air Commando Group
Charleston
W. Virginia
125Th Air Commando Group
Baltimore
Maryland
Air Commando
Heyward
California
43Rd Air Commando Group
Providence
Rhode Island
Winston P. Wilson
Leonard Holland
Gean H. Williams
Glenn C. Ames
Johnson outlines long range plan to attack domestic problems
President Johnson calls Congress and a restless nation to a sustained effort to solve domestic issues. He urges a 10 percent income tax increase to fund jobs and homes, a $2.1 billion manpower program, and lifting the gold reserve requirement to keep the dollar at $35 an ounce as part of a broader peace and prosperity agenda.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Congress
United States
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Republic
House
Ways & Means ‘Committee
U.S
America
First National Reports Assets Up 53 Per Cent To 14.5 Million
The First National Bank of Fort Walton Beach reports a 53.1 percent rise in deposits for the last calendar year, ending with 13.18 million in deposits and total assets of 14.59 million. Plans were unveiled for a new Hud bu rt Field bank building of about 1 000 square feet to be finished in summer 1968. Directors re elected include James J. Tringas and R H Merts with officers reaffirmed.
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First National Reports
First National Bank of
Fort Walton Beach
First National Bank
James J. Tringas
Hudburt Field
First National Bank of Fort Walton Beach
Tringas
Harold Fesmire
R. P. Maxon
Ernest Wimberly
James M. Ready
R.H. Merts
R. H. Merts
Johnnie T. Sirmans
Theodore P Booras
Lucille J. Adkison
Niceville Council Approves Bond Sale and Notices
City council unanimously approves a bond resolution for 100000 in water and sewer revenue certificates to fund extensions and improvements. Also accepted are amended December minutes, the 1966 67 audit by Brentwood Bryan, a 17.50 refund to Alfred Hackett for unused sewer service, and three city manager applications from Sharpe Broome and Elsaes.
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Daily News Bureau
Niceville
Brentwood Bryan
Fort Walton Beach
Alfred F. Hackett
John C. Sims
Civic League Meeting Focuses on Tax Prep and Job Guidance
The Civic League meets tonight at 7 p.m. at the Pruitt Community Center. Guests are Charles Hill principal of Combs School speaking on income tax preparation and James Hill principal of Brooks School discussing how graduates can obtain jobs.
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The
Civic League
Pruitt Community Center
Charles Hill
Combs School
James Hill
Brooks School
Westmoreland says renewed enemy activity possible soon
The international briefing notes Gen Westmoreland warning that Communists may renew activity after a temporary lull. The report also cites Guatemalan police arrests following a Castroite group claim of killing two U.S. officers Tuesday.
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Westmoreland
U.S
U.S. Navy
Enterprise
Minot AF tanker crash kills 12 including Maj. Gen Eisenhart
A KC125 tanker crashed on takeoff in dense fog at Minot Air Force Base killing 12 aboard including Maj. Gen. Charles N. Eisenhart, SAC former chief of staff. One crewman survived in critical condition with burns. the cause under investigation.
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Minot
N.D
Strategic Air Command
SAC
Eisenhart
March Air Force Base
Riverside
Calif
Air Force
Minot Air Force Base
William G. Wright
John Moses Air Force Hospital
Jack A. Mercer
James 4. Sullivan
Rex E. Epp
Charles S. Rathburn
William H. Davidson
15Th Air Force
Sihanouk accuses U S of threatening invasion of Cambodia
Cambodian Prince Norodom Sihanouk charged the United States with threatening invasion and flouting a pact to keep Cambodia neutral amid the Vietnam conflict. He spoke at a gala for Tito in Phnom Penh after reporting a plot by pro Beijing Chinese to kill leaders with grenades.
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UPI
Norodom Sihanouk
United States
Cambodia
Sihanouk
Tito
Yugoslavia
Phnom Penh
Pakistan
China
Vietnam
State Department
Johnson
McGeorge Bundy
Bundy
Chester W Bowles
International Control Commission
ICC
Bowles
South Vietnamese National Liberation Front
Viet Cong
Annual Mothers March Aids Polio Birth Defects Efforts
The Fort Walton Beach area will host the Mothers March for the March of Dimes led by Okaloosa County Chairwoman Mrs. James Booth. Residents are urged to leave porch lights on for marchers as funds support polio victories and birth defect research and care across Florida.
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Fort Walton Beach
James Booth
Okaloosa County
Florida
March of Dimes
Marcela J
Booth
Warren Spence
Niceville
C. V. Hasty
Cecil Anchors
Crestview
Marion Ward
Poquito Bayou
D. V. Coakly
Longwood
James Tras
Shalimar
Harry Wright
Destin
Gloria Ardery
Colony Estates
Koelbl Assigned Southeast Asia Command in February
Col. Henry C. Koelbl base commander at Hurlburt Field will depart in early February and report February 27 at Cam Ranh Bay South Vietnam as base commander. His family will reside in Phoenix Arizona during Southeast Asia assignment with no successor announced at Hurlburt.
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Henry C. Koelbl
Hurlburt, Field
Cam Ranh Bay
South Vietnam
Camm Ranh Bay
Koelbl
Phoenix
Arizona
Southeast Asia
Hurlburt
Men In Stitches Over Girl Friend
Two men fought over a girl in a Crestview boarding house hallway resulting in 223 stitches. Phillip Voltz Jr. and James Hawkins Jr. are jailed on assault and battery charges with bonds set at 250 dollars each. Both men, 35 and 37, suffered 127 and 96 stitches respectively, were hospitalized, and are held together in Crestview jail.
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Robin Hendrin
Phillip Voltz, Jr
James Hawkins Jr
Crestview
Bond
Voltz
Haskins
McGriff
Mendrix
Hawkins
Waltz
Fort Walton Beach
Dullas McKinnon
Hendrix
Armament Lab Hosts Weapon Specialists
A combined meeting of the Joint Technical Coordinating Group for Munitions Effectiveness and the Joint Munitions Effectiveness Manual for Air to Surface weapons is held at the Air Force Armament Laboratory. Key members include Dr. J Speranza, H Storer, Dannettell, Lt. Col. Newmark, and Dr. W. B. Simecka, with Oklahoma State University contracted to prepare the manuals.
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Eglin Afb
Joint Technical Coordinating Group
Jtcg-Me
Air Force Armament Laboratory
Army Materiel Command
Naval Materiel Command
Air Force Systems Command
Air Force Logistics Command
Jtcg-Mek
J. Sperranza
U.S. Army
Ballcs Research Laboratories
Hammeyer
H. Storer
Dannettell
C. Newmark
Marine Corps
W. B. Simecka
Armament Laboratory
Defense Intelligence Agency
Oklahoma State University
C.L. Johnson
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George Romney
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Salem
N.H
Romney
Mothers Plan
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Air National Guard Heads
David A Turner
Memphis, Tenn
Turner
Barbara Ann Miller
George Turner
First National Bank Board of Directors
James Ready
James Tringas
Lucille Adkison
R.P. Maxon
Givens
News Digest
National Council of Churches
Supreme Court
High Court
New Hampshire
South
Internal Revenue Service
New York
Burns
U. S
Asia
Peking
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