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Newspaper

Playground Daily News

Location

Fort Walton Beach, Florida, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1969

Page

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Rockets Hit Da Nang and Navy Hospital in South Vietnam

Seven rockets struck Da Nang and a U S Navy hospital on Da Nang’s outskirts. Rockets hit homes near Tien Sha pier killing 10 civilians and wounding 12, with seven attacks affecting U S units. Overall damage and casualties were light and no major ground fighting was noted near Da Nang.

Sy Jay Sharbutt Associated Press Saigon da Nang U.S. Navy South Vietnam Navy Tien Sha U.S

Barrel racing thrills at NIH stables show

A county horse show at NIH stables on Circle Drive features barrel racing and 17 other events starting at 3:30. Contestants include Leslie Albright, Luanne Purvis, Caroline Wilson, Linda Sarah, and Mary Shelley, with sponsors led by H L Graham from Pensacola. Adults pay 75 cents, 25 cents for ages 7-14.

Charles Brady Majestic Prince Trigger Dale Evans Roy Rogers NIH Lesle Albright Luanne Purvis Luanne Jake Purvis Caroline Wilson Caroline Lady Lady To li Saturda Linda Sarah William Martin Tri-State Rodeo Association Louisiana Mississippi Alabama Mary Shelley Freeport Steve Shelley Florida Mary H.L. Graham Graham Pensacola Shelley Lesie Albright Circle Drive Beal Parkway

Deported Australian Student Activists In Florida Campus Clash

Phil Sandford 28 and his wife 22 were escorted by U S Immigration officials to an Eastern Airlines jet in Tallahassee as they were deported to Australia for anti administration demonstrations. Sandford raised a defiant fist as supporters waved goodbye. The couple were removed from the campus scene by agents before boarding.

SDS Sandeards Depor

Fort Walton Beach urged to win more Hurlburt Field contracts

Hurlburt Field purchasing chief P L King told Fort Walton Beach Chamber members that the base buys 36 to 7 million annually and local firms should market more to win a larger share. He noted the base operates as a separate purchasing unit from Eglin and urged local businesses to reduce red tape and expand services. Dr Malcolm Croizer urged stronger Bowlegs Festival promotion, hiring a full time organizer, local offices, and themed souvenirs, plus a nationwide promoter for Bowlegs. The meeting also covered signs for civic clubs and upcoming state hearings on Racetrack Road reconstruction and a Santa Rosa Island channel project.

Marilyn Passell Fort Walton Beach Hurlburt Field P. L. King Hurlburt Chamber of Commerce King Eglin Chamber Malcolm Croizer Sans Crotzer Iris Baughman State Road Board Racetrack Road Corps of Engineers Pensacola Santa Rosa Island Navarre

Apollo 11 Moon Landing Slate Set for July 16

NASA confirmed a July 16 launch for Apollo 11 from Cape Kennedy with astronauts Neil Armstrong Edwin Aldrin and Michael Collins aboard the Saturn V. The mission aims for a July 20 touchdown in the Sea of Tranquility followed by Armstrong stepping onto the moon July 21 and a July 24 splashdown in the Pacific after a three-day return.

Vern Haugland AP Aerospace Washington Space Agency Neil A. Armstrong Edwin E. Aldrin Jr Michael Collins Cape Kennedy Fla Armstrong Aldrin Collins Pacific Hornet Johnston Island National Aeronautics and Space Administration Sam C. Phillips

Poor bail risk tries to escape in New York incident

A U S attorney labeled Travis G. Burke of Cincinnati a very poor bail risk before a bail reduction hearing for a bank robbery. En route Burke fled from a van, shedding handcuffs and drawing two shots from a marshal as he fled into a back street. In a separate note Larry Zachow of LSU New Orleans won first prize for his play Winter Reason in a Louisiana competition.

New York U.S Travis G. Burke Cincinnati Ohio Burke Marshals Larry Zachow Louisiana State University At New Orleans LSUNO Zachow Lawrence E. Zachow Niceville

J D Ryan Named Next Air Force Chief of Staff

Gen. John D. Ryan former SAC and Pacific Air Force leader is chosen to be the next Air Force chief of staff. He will succeed Gen. John P. McConnell as vice chief before taking the top post.

Washington John D. Ryan Strategic Air Command Pacific Air Force Air Force White House Nixon Ryan Pentagon John P. McConnell Ronald L. Ziegler Earle G. Wheeler Joint Chiefs of Staff Thom H W. Moorer Naval Operations Joint Chiefs William C. Westmoreland Army

Boy Starts Rabies Shots After Dog Bite

Ronnie Pennington a nine year old from Fort Walton Beach began a 14 shot rabies series after a dog that bit him last Friday cannot be located Doctors say the treatment can end if the dog is found and proven not rabid Ronnie has received three of the shots and the bite occurred near Hollywood and Magnolia A boy with the dog rode a green bicycle and wore dark hair If you have information call 244 5859 immediately

Fort Walton Beach Ronnie Pennington Oak St Ronnie Hollywood Magnolia Penningtons

15 Year Old Marine Death Sparks Age Enlistment Doubts

Dan Bullock, born 1953 in Brooklyn, enlisted at Albee Square claiming to be 18, died at 15 from multiple missile wounds in Quang Nam Province Vietnam. Pentagon officials say checks indicate he was the youngest American serviceman to die in Vietnam, while his family grieves amid questions about his age and enlistment.

New York Dan Gullock U.S Vietnam Bullock Quang Nam Defense Department Brooklyn Box Albee Square Brooklyn Dan Gloria Brother Bullock Jewel Bullock Alma Floyd Bullock Marine Corps

Tourist notes grownups carry shovels to the beach

A visitor traveling between Destin and Fort Walton Beach observed that adults, like children, tote shovels to the sandy shore, reflecting local beachgoing habits.

Destin Fort Walton Beach

Islander board orders removal of Deville shack on beach

The Okaloosa Island Board of Directors passed a motion to remove a shack used for umbrellas surf boards and chairs from the Deville beach property owned by Max Bruner Jr secretary of the Okaloosa Motel Corporation. The request cited setback violations and unsightly appearance with immediate action defined as seven days.

Charles Brady Max Bruner Jr Deville Deville Beach Okaloosa Island Bruner Louis Tidwell George Palmer Joseph R. Anderson Anderson Brothers Bryant Ralph Elwell Jerry Melvin Island Harry Bryant Bryant Chris Johnson N. J. Nunes the Deville Ralph Bryant Don Elwell Elwell Mr. Bruner Joseph Anderson Art Bogan

Clarno Named to Fort Walton Beach Bank Board

Vitro vice-president Ed Clarno was named to the board of directors of the First National Bank of Fort Walton Beach. The announcement came at the board meeting led by chairman James Tringas. Clarno, a local resident since 1953, holds degrees from Iowa State and Penn State and is active in multiple community groups.

Vitro Ed Clarno First National Bank of Fort Walton Beach James Tringas Clarno Iowa State University Pennsylvania State University Te Municipal Planning Board Kiwanis Club Okaloosa-Walton Junior College Junior Achievement of Fort Walton Beach, Inc Greater Tringas Dorothy Candy Jan Linwood Road First Methodist Church Patricia Bolling Terry Land Lakes

Hoffa to get new hearing in Chicago jail transfer

James R. Hoffa, president of the Teamsters Union, will be moved from Lewisburg federal prison to Cook County Jail in a few days for a July 7 hearing in U S District Court. The Supreme Court ordered the review to determine if evidence from Hoffa's 1964 fraud trial was obtained via illegal electronic eavesdropping. Judge Richard B. Austin will oversee the proceeding.

Chicago James R. Hoffa Teamsters Union Lewisburg Cook County Joseph J. Weads Hoffa Nashville Tenn U.S. District Court Supreme Court Richard B. Austin Sears

False report charge filed against employee in arson case

Maxie M. Teeples 22 of Howell Hill Niceville faces charges of making a false report alleging arson and breaking and entering after a fire at the Playground Daily News publisher's office caused about 5000 dollars in damage. Teeples is held on cash and appearance bonds.

Daily News Maxie M. Teeples Howell Hill Niceville A.m Frank Haugh Fort Walton Fire Department Florida Bureau of Law Enforcement

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