Reaction to Budget Follows Party Line
Washington Republicans defend Nixon's plan to spend beyond income while Democrats accuse him of masking a record deficit. Mahon says the deficit will hit 44.7 billion, urging tax increases to avoid fiscal collapse. Albert predicts Congress will push domestic program funding higher, despite the president's stance.
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Nixon budget seeks defense boost amid Vietnam wind‑down
President Nixon proposed a 1973 defense budget focusing on Navy conventional forces and a new submarine launched nuclear missile system. He urged Congress to fund 700 million more than the Defense Department’s 12‑month tally, defend against wasteful cuts, and address domestic needs with care. The plan keeps NASA and space projects largely flat, delays grand tour missions, and shifts funds toward aeronautics research and private farm lending reforms.
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Playground Daily News Audit Notice
Audit notice from Playground Daily News lists Qorpeu of Chiubetion with numbers 678 2149 and 243 6232. No further context available.
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Playground Daily News
Jackson accuses Wallace of betraying Democrats in Florida primary
Senator Henry M. Jackson of Washington charges Governor George Wallace with conspiring with Republicans to split the Democratic Party. He says Wallace’s run threatens Democratic unity as Nixon calls for a Vietnam cease-fire and prisoner release during a trip to Peking.
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Mediation Board Sought for Marianna Race Crisis
Gov Askew aides seek a mediation board to ease Jackson County racial tensions after five Marianna High School black students were expelled amid a fight with whites. NAACP leader says 1,000 blacks from Jackson and Gadsden counties will march on the capitol to demand action and possible suspensions of school board members.
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House Panel Bill Lowers Drinking Age
The House Judiciary Committee voted to lower adulthood age to 18 in most respects and allow 19-year-olds to drink beer and wine. The bill, 10-2, retains 21 for liquor but would let 19-year-olds buy beer and wine and 18 for contracts. Gambling and jai alai ages would rise to 21. juries debate remains.
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AF Center Moves to Patrick AFB Amid Downgrade Rumors
Rep. Loo Frey Jr. says the Air Force Technical Application Center will relocate from Alexandria Virginia to Patrick Air Force Base Florida. About 500 military personnel and 60 civilian staff plus families will move, with timing undisclosed, amid rumors Patrick AFB operations could be downgraded.
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Loo Frey Jr
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POWs Mother Seeks Nixon Stance on Vietnam Withdrawals
Mrs. Minnie Lee Gartley, mother of an American prisoner in North Vietnam, sent President Nixon a telegram asking whether he would withdraw all U S forces in exchange for the release of all prisoners. She said she expected no White House reply and cited past telegram responses.
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Panama City Man Charged In Accident
Ronald A. Waltman, 31, of Panama City faces charges including failure to report an accident reckless driving and alcohol involvement after a two vehicle collision at St Mary Avenue and U S Highway 98 He allegedly fled the scene and was captured about three miles west of the Navarre Bridge Damages to the Tona car are about 300 dollars A sister and brother were possibly injured in the crash locally.
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U.S. Highway 98
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School Board Debates Corporal Punishment Rule
Okaloosa County School Board held a special meeting to discuss corporal punishment and school prayer policies. The session focused on rules governing discipline and religious observances in district schools.
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World War II Japanese Soldier Captured in Guam Jungle
Sgt Shokichi Yokoi 46 identified as a World War III Japanese army sergeant was captured by two hunters in Guam after 28 years in the jungle He survived on fish toots and wild pigs and was taken to Agana police headquarters The board debates corporal punishment in schools while awaiting a Crestview Florida case and reads letters in support of school prayer sessions.
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Richbourg
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Council Delays Decision on Fire and Rescue Fees
Fort Walton Beach officials postpone action on taxing Okaloosa Island and Cinco Bayou for fire and rescue services. Island Authority chairman cites protection needs while debates over ambulance coverage continue. Police report an Amphetamine and marijuana arrest involving a 23 year old airman with bond set at 3000 dollars.
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