Budget Veto Likely For Florida Agriculture Bills
In Tallahassee Republican Claude Kirk heads the House Appropriations Committee and expects Gov. vetoes on the 1.33 billion primary agriculture bill and a 173 million supplement. Rep. Henry Land says Republicans are signaling the governor’s veto and that the Senate debate showed disavowal of the governor's bill.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Claude Kirk
House Appropriations Committee
Henry Land
WONS
Senate
Land
Kirk
Sudden Death of Lt. Col. Bernard Walzak at Fort Walton Beach
Lt. Col. (AF ret.) Bernard Walzak, 48, was found dead Sunday at his home on 14 Waynes Circle Fort Walton Beach. An autopsy ordered by States Attorney William H. Stafford Jr. was performed at Sacred Heart Hospital Pensacola. Death listed as natural causes. Officers Sgt. John Campbell and Detective Fred Gibson led the investigation.
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Bernard Walzak
Waynes Circle
Fort Walton Beach
Walzak
William H. Stafford, Jr
Pensacola
Charles McConnell
Sacred Heart Hospital
John Campbell
Fred Gibson
Fort Wallon
Tidwell Installed as FWB Lions Club President 1967
Lewie Tidwell accepted the gavel from Frank Stone and became Fort Walton Beach Lions Club president for 1967 1968 during installation ceremonies Friday night. Officers and directors were installed, awards given for new members and long service, and Tidwell urged Lions to act as true members. A separate Sydney UPi report notes a 26 year old British student parachutist died when his chute failed to open during a practice jump.
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Lewie Tidwell
Frank Stone
Fort Walton Beach
Lion's Club
Devon Pelham
Bill Albright
Gus Lenerlt
Jom Boswell
Barry Harriss
Lion Tanner
John Fain
Hardis Brock
Gale Honadare
Wyarold Burns
Sydney
UPI
TAWC Commander Hosts Dining Out At Eglin Club
Brig. Gen. Albert W. Schinz addressed a civilian contingent at the Dining-Out held Friday night at the Eglin Officers Club. He spoke of stockholders in government and the need for accountability from leaders. The event marked a first for many civilian attendees.
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Albert W. Schinz
Tactical Air Warfare Center
Eglin Officers’ Club
Schinz
TAWC
Old England
U.S. Air Corps
U. Air Force
United States
R. J. Reinke
Kosygin Defends Soviet View on Middle East War
At a United Nations news conference Kosygin charged Israel started the Mideast war, saying the Soviet Union tried to avert aggression but failure followed. He spoke after Glassboro talks with President Johnson and before a full U N General Assembly session.
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United Nations
UPI
Alexei WN
Kosygin
Kremlin
Israel
New York
Glassboro
N.J
Johnson
U.S
U.N
U.N. Correspondents Association
Soviet Union
Middle East
21 Civilians Killed in Tin Mine Violence
Unofficial reports say 21 civilians including six children were killed when government troops moved into Catavi Siglo Veinte and Hauning tin mines to quell a Communist inspired strike. Military casualties were not disclosed.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Catavi
Siglo Veinte
Haununi
Pensacola Man Injured In 98 Car Accident
A 4:20 p.m. Sunday crash on Highway 98 east of Destin injured driver Annie G. Funchess 56 and severely injured Joel J. Kubik 23. Kubik was taken to Eglin AFB Hospital. Funchess and passenger Georgianna Funchess 16 received minor injuries. Trooper Mills cited Funchess for failure to control. Seven other accidents reported with no injuries.
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Destin
Annie G. Fumnchess
Lavilla Cove Apts
Panama City
Joel J. Kubik
Funchess
Kubik
Eglin Afb
Naval Air Station
Georgianna Funchess
Fort Walton Beach Hospital
F. L. Mills
Johnson says Glassboro talks yield no major deals on Vietnam
President Johnson ends two day summit with Soviet Premier Kosygin reporting no major agreements. He notes progress on arms control and plans for Rusk to meet Gromyko in New York. In the Middle East, no quick agreement but principle supports end of war and troop withdrawal in the right circumstances. Vietnam differences persist.
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Glassboro
N.J
UPD
Johnson
Alexei Kosygin
Vietnam
White House
South Lowa
Glassboro State College
Kosygin
New York City
Dean Rusk
Andrei Gromyko
New York
Middle East
Rainy Season Red Offensive Stalled By U S Paratroopers
U S and South Vietnamese forces claim paratroopers halted a North Vietnamese hillside assault in the Central Highlands after 27 hours of combat near Dak To. Officials report 475 enemy dead, 76 American casualties, and continued limited ground action with attacks around Saigon and Da Nang.
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U.S
Saigon
Ups
Dak-to
Mekong Delta
da Nang
St. Paul
Navy
Vinh
Small Blaze Extinguished at Apt 43 Colony House
Firemen extinguished a small blaze at Captain M. C. Hilburns apartment late Sunday afternoon after a neighbor used a fire extinguisher. Damage was confined to cabinets and the exhaust hood. The fire was out when crews arrived.
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Wright
M. C. Hilburn
Apt
Colony House
Gill Hears Four Cases in Justice Court
Albert Bowens of 804 Beal Street was fined 50 dollars plus medical costs for fault and battery against Mrs. J B Barker after a pool hall fight. Barker testified Bowens shoved her husband and swung a belt buckle at her as she intervened, leading to injuries. Barker threw a cue tip to stop Bowens, and he was taken to hospital by police. A second case involved Mila Mae Kent, who faced an assault charge. the judge found insufficient evidence to bind over to circuit court and ordered the defendant to appear.
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Albert Bowens
Beal Street
Justice of the Peach Court
J.B. Barker
Bowens
Howard Gill
Rawens
Windham Spr
Gillvena Eharae
Ayureavaled
Asssut
Annie Ramsey
Gil
Deermine
Gill
Youth Stabbed After Argument at Crestview Rink
Ronnie Hicks stabbed Johnny N. Riera twice in the back following a skating rink argument at Crestview Saturday night. Riera received emergency treatment at Crestview Hospital then was transferred to Fort Walton Beach Hospital. Hicks was arrested and the investigation continued Sunday by deputies.
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Crestview
Ronnie Hicks
Johnny N. Riera
Ray Wilson
Sim
Rico
Fort Walton Beach
Rica
Marvin Kanova
Hicks
Howard Williams
Burt Waiton Breach Hospital
Iman
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FWB Lions Club
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Eglin
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Destin Community Center
American Legion
P.m
FWB
Temple Mound Museum
LBJ
Reds
U.N. General Assembly
Niceville
George McEwen
Earl Worley
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