Cruisers From District 15 Dock in Fort Walton Beach
Over 20 cruisers from New Orleans and nearby power squadrons of District 15 arrive for a three day visit. Cities include Biloxi Pascagoula Mobile Pensacola Fort Walton Beach and Panama City. Boats anchor off Santa Rosa Sound near Miramar East Motel with some mooring at local piers.
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District 15
Fort Walton Beach
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Pascagouia
Mobile
Pensacola
Panama City
Old Channel
Santa Rosa Sound
Miramar East Motor Hotel
Fort Walton Beach Power Squadron
Fort Walton Yacht Club
Fort Walton Beach Squadron
Rex Yrrug
Ray Refines Defense Ties to London Attorneys
Hanes said Ray has funds and noted contact from Ray's court-appointed London lawyers. A handwritten letter signed R G Sneyd came to him asking to handle the case. Ramon George Sneyd is the name used when Ray was arrested at London Airport on June 8 with a forged Canadian passport and a loaded gun.
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Ray
Hanes
Birmingham
London
R.G. Sneyd
Ramon George Sneyd
London Airport
Mass surrender climbs to 140 as war in Gia Dinh ends
After a Tuesday mass surrender near Gia Dinh, 140 North Vietnamese soldiers capitulated to Marines as they left trenches and battered buildings. Civilians shared rice and bread while reports noted command breakdown and shortages amid heavy air activity near Saigon.
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Gia Dinh
Hue
Saigon
Lions Club Installation Set Today in Niceville
The Niceville- Valparaiso Lions Club will install its 1968 69 officers at a noon luncheon today at Jack's Drive-In. Bert V. Culwell becomes president, with Kenneth C. Jennings as vice president and Lester Rowley as second vice president. Remainder includes Jay Smith third vice president and Ralph Reese Tailtwister. George T. Daniel serves as Lion Tanner and secretary. board directors are Olen Williams W R Summerlin Bobby McDonald James Rhoades and Isaac Steele.
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Niceville
Niceville- Valparaiso
Funeral Rites for Riley Q Wright in Pasadena
Funeral services held June 13 at Sunset Methodist Church for Riley Q Wright 57 of 0 Lamarer Pasadena who died June 21 at Bayshore Hospital after a short illness. He was born in Okaloosa County and employed by Ethyl Corporation with survivors including widow Wilma Wright a daughter Theda Wright a son Corbin Wright and other relatives in Florida Alabama and California.
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Pasadena
Texas
Riley Q Wright
Lamarer
Sunset Methodist Church
Okaloosa County
Bayshore Hospital
Ethyl Corporation
Wilma Wright
Theda Wright
Corbin Q. Wright
Ethel Wright
D.D. Wilson
D.W. Benthall
MO Slater
S.C. Baldwin
T.A. Moffett
AE. Palmer
W.D. Jones
KS. Higgins
GE. Light
Don Grifmm
RO. Hudgins
E.C. Switzer
Wilfred Cooper
J.L. Tover
Jordanian Lawyers Set to Aid RFK Suspect Defense
In Jerusalem Bis nara Sirhan father of the man charged with killing Senator Robert F. Kennedy returns from Amman after provisional legal steps. An Arab Lawyers Federation team led by Henry Cattan plans to travel to the United States to assist, though Cattan says U.S. courts will not allow out of court representation.
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Bisnara Sirhan
Robert F. Kennedy
Amman
Bishara
United States
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan
Los Angeles
Arab Lawyers Federation
Henry Cattan
Beirut
Cattan
Federation
London University
Sorbonne
Paris
Lebanon
U.S. State Department
Sirhan
Richard S. Buckley
California
Rockefeller talks coattail power and 1968 race shifts
Republican Gov. Nelson Rockefeller met with congressional Republicans in Washington to discuss coattail power and winning drops in Congress. He also visited New Jersey delegates in Brunswick. Wallace spoke in Charleston renewing Southern carry hopes. McCarthy denounced Johnson policies in Cleveland while Humphrey plans detailed issue briefs. Albert named permanent DNC chair in Washington. Inouye named temporary chair and keynote speaker.
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Washington
Congress
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New Jersey
Brunswick
Republican Coordinating Committee
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Soviet Union
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Charleston
S.C
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Cleveland
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Vietnam
Paris
Democratic National Committee
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
House
Daniel K. Inouye
Hawaii
King's Campaign Prep Before Death Aims At Mass March
King had hoped for hundreds of thousands to join the mass march but organizational problems dampened expectations. The 1963 rally drew over 200000 with King delivering his I Have a Dream speech. His widow and Abernathy spoke about the coming event as DC officials planned 4300 police and National Guard troops and Army readiness.
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Lincoln Memorial
Ralph David Abernathy
District of Columbia
National Guard
Washington
Adult Swimming Courses Offered at Eglin AFB Officers Club
Three adult swim courses at Eglin AFB Officers Club pool run June 24 to July 5, July 8 to July 19, and July 22 to Aug 2 from 7 to 8 p.m. For beginners to swimmers register via Nell Moore at 885-2209 or the Red Cross office.
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Eglin Afb
Officer's Club
Nell Moore
American Red Cross Office
France Restores Jobs As Renault Leads Strike End
Paris AP Reported over 100000 striking metalworkers returned to work as Renault with 68000 workers restarted daytime production. Government subsidies for export drive were prepared. Berliet in Lyon voted to stay on strike while others resumed, with 250000 idle out of 10 million at peak.
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Paris
Renault
Charles de Gaulle
France
Berliet
Lyon
St. Nazaire
Bordeaux
la Seyne
Nantes
Brittany
de Gaulle
London
Pryor Funeral Held Saturday in North Carolina
Funeral services for Elsie Nadine Pryor age 39 were held Saturday at Bell Munden Chapel in Morehead City North Carolina with Rev. Clifton Styron officiating burial followed at Broad Creek Cemetery Pryor was found dead June 12 in her Fort Walton Beach home She is survived by three daughters Manda Joy Salter and Vickey Lynn Salter both of Morehead City daughter-in-law and two sons Mannie T Salter Jr of Morehead City and Louis Dean Pryor of Fort Walton Beach parents Mr and Mrs Harry F Taylor three sisters and two brothers and one grandchild
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Elsie Nadine Pryor
Morehead City
N.C
Mannie T. Salter, Jr
Louis Dean Pryor
Fort Walton Beach
Harry F. Taylor
Gales Creek
Salvito Rizzo
Haynesville
Ohio
L.B. Page
Newport
Mary Russell
Paul R. Taylor
Wallace visit and Florida events prompt security questions
George Wallace plans a 22 hour Florida visit amid security concerns as supporters clash with protesters. In Clearwater Governor Kirk weighs lowering the legal drinking age as state officials study options. The cabinet advances archaeology plans with Smithsonian salvage work and eyes oceanfront property lines near mean low water mark.
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George Wallace
Jacksonville
Wallace
Florida
U. S. Secret Service
Alabama
Ocean Front Property
Tallahassee
Tom Adams
Fred Dickinson
Marguerite Bovie
Cocoa Beach
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