Playground Daily News masthead and contact details
Fort Walton Beach publication lists staff titles and addresses, subscription rates by carrier and mail, and office telephone numbers. The notice repeats publishing history and government approvals with various rates and payment methods.
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John H. Perry
Frank H. Naugh, Jr
William Tennis
Don Hilton
James Pulliam
Playground Daily News
IL Eglin Parkway SE
Fort Walton Beach
Florida
John H. Perry Associates
W. 44Th St
New York
N.Y
The
Playground News
Playground Daily News P.O
FT. Walton Beach
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Florida Plus Greatest Airport Could Reshape Florida
Booster plans a Collier-Dade Jetport spanning 24 320 acres of Everglades between Miami and Naples aiming to dwarf JFK SFO and LAX with two six mile runways to handle jumbo and supersonic jets. It envisions high speed highways rapid transit and vast economic growth, despite concerns over Everglades loss. John L Morris of the Miami Dade Chamber of Commerce touts a staggering long term vision for southern Florida becoming a jet capital.
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Dade
Collier Counties
Florida
Collier-Dade
Everglades
Mian
Naples
John F. Kennedy International
New York
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Washington National
John L. Morris
The
Miami-Dade Chamber of Commerce
Helium the Rare Gas From Sun to Earth and Rockets
A century ago in 1868 J Norman Lockyer identified helium in the sun’s corona, later found on Earth and extracted in 1918. About 93 percent of western helium reserves lie within 300 miles of Amarillo Texas, with 17 billion cubic feet stored by the Bureau of Mines. Today helium powers rockets and space vehicles, welding shields, nuclear cooling, wind tunnels, and medical uses, while bringing buoyant joy to balloons and parades.
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J. Norman Lockyer
Amarillo
Texas
Bureau of Mines
America
Changes in Selective Service law or regs by NSC recommendation
News release from National Headquarters Selective Service System states none of the recommended changes were adopted by the Director of Selective Service. The document presents answers to typical questions and notes the commentary about Washington.
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Selective Service
National Security Council
Director of Selective Service
National Headquarters
Selective Service System
Washington
Steel Profits Rising Prompt Calls for Import Quotas
Washington column notes steel industry profits surged 1960 to 1967 while seeking import quotas to shield against foreign competition. It highlights testimony before the House Ways and Means Committee, lingering influence of Rep. Byrnes, and alleged NBC ties to Sen. Tom Dodd, plus a Cahill firm defense.
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Washington
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
House
Ways and Means
Big Steel
U.S. Treasury
Japan
Europe
Austria
Congress
Congressional
John W. Byrnes
Rwis
Bobby Baker
Adam Clayton Powell
Powell
Byrnes
Tom Dodd
D-Conn
Senate
Dodd
James Boyd
NBC
Peter Kenney
Kenney
Boyd
Justice Department
Meet the Press
Red Coach Inn
Hartford
Rotunda
Ed Sullivan
Cahill
New York
John Sennett
Radio Corporation of America
A New On The Job Vacation Plan By Bill Vaughan
Budget author Bill Vaughan proposes a radical vacation concept an hour a day at work spreading a two week annual vacation over four months. The plan keeps workers at their desks while they relax per hour and includes educational chats with coworkers, photos, dancing, and light drinks while avoiding meals and alcohol. Public objections note family participation and clear boundaries.
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Cape Cod
Timely quotes on national distress after Kennedy assassination
California Governor Ronald Reagan comments on the nation’s ailment after the Kennedy assassination. He argues the country is not inherently sick but weary of ongoing turmoil and political strain. The remark reflects early 1960s tensions and calls for steady leadership and unity.
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California
Ronald Reagan
Sen. Kennedy
New York Mailings Share Odd Trim of Daily Truths
A collection of light anecdotes and curiosities covered by the AP column. The piece surveys travel distances of cars, dietary habits, cultural customs, fashion, weight trends, and quirky maxims. It notes shifts in farming scale, early infant feeding changes, and historic nickname trivia about U.S. presidents.
Johnson must empower peace talks with force threat
The piece argues that U.S. negotiators in Paris need a clear mandate to back words with force, citing Admiral Joy’s lessons from Korea. It critiques President Johnson’s political constraints and Harriman’s cautious approach, urging direct White House coordination with proponents of strong action to counter Hanoi’s strategy.
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Charles Turner Joy
Korea
Averell Harriman
Cyrus Vance
Paris
Admiral Joy
Harriman
William Randolph Hearst Jr
Hanoi
Saigon
Lyndon Johnson
White House
Ho Chi Minh
Johnson
U.S
New Hampshire
Hubert Humphreys
Fugene McCarthy
Humphrey
McCarthy
South Vietnam
California
Ho Chin Minh
McArthy
Southeast Asia
Richard Nixon
Paul Douglas
Citizens For Peace With Freedom
Vietnam
Douglas
Harry Truman
Dwight Eisenhower
Ambassador Harriman
Maureen Reagan Hits Campaign Notes At Unicorn
Maureen Reagan, Ronald Reagan’s daughter, advocates Conservative politics in New York, saying you cannot gild the lily without your best foot forward. The piece mixes other notes on aviation, boxing lore, and a memoir style about journalist Jimmy Kilzallen.
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New York
Unicorn
Tony Bern
Maureen Reagan
Maureen
Ronald Reagan
Jane Wyman
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Earth
Mills of the Gods
Ways and Means Committee
Bill Vaughan
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Brazil
Leonardo da Vinci
Andrew Jackson
Abraham Lincoln
U.S. Grant
William McKinley
Don Marquis
John Chamberlain
Bob Considine
Dorothy Kilgallen
Air Force Academy
Viet Nam
Air Force
Harold Brown
John P. McConnell
Roosevelt Raceway
Lou Nova
Arthur Susskind, Jr
Lou
Joe Louis
Qom
Nyack
Dick McCann
Nova
Max Baer
Frank Mason
Toots Shor's
Jimmy Kilzallen
Leesburg
Frank
International News Service
Barry Faris
Jimmy
Star
Cincinnati
Remus
Bob
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