Deputy Chases Go Go Dancer On Main Street Raid
Okaloosa County deputies raid Kitty Kat Korner after 11 PM arrest two go go dancers Norma Jean O Neal 18 and Lana Kay Coleman 19 for obscene dance and Laura James 30 employed a minor to wash glasses. O Neal escaped briefly but was captured and handcuffed nearby. Dancers jailed on 300 bond alongside manager Loretta James for employing a minor amid sheriff and state agents involvement.
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Kitty Kat Korner
Okaloosa County
Sheriff’s Department
Norma Jean O'Neal
Lana Kay Coleman
Dallas
Texas
South St
Loretta Jean James
Gardner Drive
Esquirees
Miss O’neal
Sherif Harold Nosdwold
Main Street
O’neal
Nardwald
Ray Wilson
Driscoll Oglesby
Jerry Alford
George Valardi
Cecil Donaldson
Gordon Rhymes
James Ward
Harold Nordwold
Main St
Closed Door Hearing For Dr Hoffeld
Okaloosa County Hospital Trust held a closed session Thursday on Dr George Hoffeld Application to practice medicine in the three hospital system. Hoffeld had temporary privileges withdrawn after the board learned he was not a member of the Royal Medical Association. Hoffeld appealed to the Circuit Court which ordered a hearing on his qualifications. Hoffeld's attorney Ernest J Wimberly preferred an open hearing.
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Hoffeld
Ernest J
Royal Thai Navy Ships Return for Crew Holiday
Two Royal Thai Navy vessels, a transport ship and a torpedo boat, returned to port Saturday to grant their crews a holiday after six months at sea.
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Bangkok
UPH
Royal Thai Navy
Night Parade Ends Billy Bowlegs Festival in townwide pageant
Thousands watched the Billy Bowlegs Parade along Eglin Parkway and Highway 98 ending the festival. Fred Carter led the Billy Bowlegs Association with local officials and Miss Billy Bowlegs. Chee Tawhatchee High School's Indian Marching Band and multiple floats entertained crowds.
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Kathy Bogan
Anatous
Eglin Parkway
Highway 98
Jet Stadium
Fred Carter
Billy Bowlegs Association
Ed Brown
Land Present
Hurlburt
Billy Bowlegs
Shelley
Knowles
Jil van Tarringen
Pail Mackin
Community club and meeting schedule for Okaloosa area
A Monday June 19 list of gatherings includes the Business Professional Womans Club at Miramar Motel, Post Auxiliary at Post Home, Elks Lodge at 3 pm, Lions Club in FWB and Miramar Motel, Sonic City Lions at 7 30 pm, Order of Goldfellows at Evangelistic Center, Boat Club at Lake Clyde, Destin Chamber of Commerce at Holiday Inn, FWRB Library at 10 am, Okaloosa County Association for Retarded Children at Silver Sands School, all with varying times.
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W. Post Auxiliary
Post
Mary Tother
Elks Lodge
Lions Club
Miramar
Sonic City Lions Club
Order of Goldfellows
Evangelistic Center
Playground Area Boat Club
Lake Clyde
Destin Chamber of Commerce
Holiday Inn
Okaloosa County
French Brown Proclaimed Billy Bowlegs for 1967 at Fort Walton Beach
In a Fort Walton Beach Civic Auditorium ceremony on Saturday night H. French Brown Jr. was proclaimed Billy Bowlegs for 1967 with Mrs. Malcolm Cratter as queen. The event featured the 1966 honor guard, the 1967 first mate and wench, and the new green satin honor guards. Brown, a realtor and former Fort Walton Beach Chamber of Commerce president, lives at 265 Beachview Drive.
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Fort Walton Beach Civic Auditorium
H. French Brown, Jr
Billy Bowlegs
Malcolm Cratter
Maleogim Crotzer
Boola Walker
Maurice McLaughlin
Joe Guidry
Cecil Anders
Fred Carter
Robert de Bruhi
A. B. Galloway
Chris Johnson
Howard McGee
Bob Morrison
George Powell
AG. Anderson
Earl Talbot
Brown
Chamber of Commerce of
Fort Walton Beach
Beachview Drive
Billy Rawlegs
Winston Walker
Billy Bowles
Crotver
Malcolm Crotver
Choctaw Mur
United States to give Kosygin first UN General Assembly speech
U.S. sources say Soviet Premier Kosygin will open the General Assembly debate on the Mideast crisis with President Johnson to follow later. The shift moves Goldberg from the opening slot to Tuesday with a potential reply if Kosygin presses the issue. Washington aims for equal time for both leaders before a global audience.
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United Nations
UPI
United States
Alexei N. Kosygin
General Assembly
Mideasts
Arthur J. Goldberg
Goldberg
Kosygin
U.S
Washington
Johnson
U.N
Breakin Suspects Identified In Pensacola Area Car Thefts
Three suspects Junior Cleveland Richbourg Donald Lee Haynes and Irma Jean Strops all from Pensacola were charged after a stakeout by the Okaloosa County Sheriff’s Department. Deputies and associates posing as tourists spotted the trio entering cars at Silver Beach and Wayside Park. A weapon found tossed from a fleeing car was identified as belonging to a Silver Beach owner. The pursuit extended toward Pensacola and traffic slowed the chase.
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Pensacola
Okaloosa County
Cecil Donaldson
Brooks Bridge
James Ward
Waid
Silver Beach
Hin
Breakens
Brooks Taylor Fined For Contempt By Federal Judge
U S District Judge Carswell fined Brooks Taylor 500 for contempt after Taylor agreed to defend Randell Alford in a case that should have been in a different court. The sentence followed findings that Taylor knew the conflict of interest and reattempted defense.
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Cressiven
Brooks Taylor
U.S
Dudie
Tiavald Carswell
Pensacalis
Carswell
Taylor
Randell Alford
Alferd
SAMS Shown By Israeli Army Near Tel Aviv
Israeli forces displayed surface to air missiles and other Soviet equipment captured from Egyptian and Syrian forces. An Israeli intelligence officer explained the missiles, radar guidance, and infantry truck mounting as Western observers requested access to see the hardware for the first time.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Middle East
Tsrael
Suey Canal
Fort Walton Beach Lags in Local Military Procurement
Col. Hal Runyan says 168 percent of military local procurement funds flow to Fort Walton Beach while 84 percent go to Pensacola. He urged Jaycees to boost effort and foster community support to attract more spending and investment to the area.
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Fort Walton Beach
Col
Hal Runyan
Hinjart
Pensacola
Col. Runyan
Jaycees
Banqquet
Bar Owner Charged With Too Late Hours
Wright tale reports the owner of Presidenan charged for selling alcohol after hours. Jerome Petlignew of 27 Soscatt Lane held on $50 bond, with community leaders urged to curb late sales amid labor shortages impacting local industry.
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Wright
Manet Jerome Petlignew
Soscatt Lane
Bond
AFGE Seeks Solons Support Rally at Fort Walton Elks Club
Roughly 100 AFGE members gathered at the Fort Walton Beach Elks Clubhouse for a rally meeting aiming to urge Congress to back three bills. A water tally in Washington DC June 13 16 accompanied the event as members planned telegrams to lawmakers. Gerald Dirkley president of Lodge No 3807 said the local represents more than 40 employees at Elm FB and seeks exclusive rights for their unit.
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Royal Amercan Federation of Government Simproves Lodge No. Uot
Fort Walton Beach
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