26 Jun 1970
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Newspaper
Playground Daily News
Location
Fort Walton Beach, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1970
Page
1
The Niceville Valparaiso Chamber of Commerce golf team faces the Greater Fort Walton Beach Chamber team in regular monthly play at p.m. today on the Lake Lorraine course.
Emergency Radio Club meets at the Safety Building on Hollywood Boulevard this Saturday at 7 0 p m to elect officers for the next year and discuss Fourth of July safety plans. Visitors welcome. Also notes include the Playground Toastmasters Club at 7215 a2 Firehouse Restaurant with a discussion on maintenance and officer elections. The Greater Fort Walton Beach Chamber of Commerce hosts a Boardroom meeting and an annual installation at the Sheraton Miramar on July 9 with a Dutch treat steak dinner. The Grange Athletic Club schedules its Third Annual Invitational Tournament at Fort Walton Beach elementary Saturday.
The House, by 279 to 208 with 67 Republicans joining 242 Democrats, overrode President Nixon's veto of a 125 billion hospital construction measure. Leaders expect Senate action next, potentially making this the first presidential veto overridden since 1954.
Key Newark witness says payments were made to Addonizio and two other defendants. He also details cash gave to Anthony LaMorte Newark public works chief and to Vache a former corporation counsel. The testimony ties to an extortion conspiracy involving reputed crime figures.
The quiz hints at Ruth 1 and a TV program with Dor ty Day as torch winger. Names Pauline Frederick and Nancy Dickerson are suggested as likely correspondents. Pauline Frederick is said to have married and become Pauline Frederick Frohbinn, a United Nations correspondent, while Nancy Dickerson is noted as Washington based.
Cambodian government troops halted a large enemy assault near Phnom Penh at Long Vek after ten hours of fighting. A Buddhist shrine at Udeng was damaged as Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces sought to overrun the depot. Mobilization extended to ages 18 to 66, with national resources under government control. U.S. and South Vietnamese losses crested new highs, while overall counts showed reduced activity along the border amid continued withdrawals and heavy rains.
Nixon, to a cheering crowd of about four thousand Jaycers, urged speaking honestly about America and addressing welfare, economy, inflation and social issues. He said reforms should end incentives to avoid work, pledged to end the Vietnam War responsibly, pressed fiscal restraint, warned against wage and price controls, and urged obedience to law as a core American ideal.
Los Angeles AP reports judges restricted out of court comments by all four defense lawyers and two prosecutors in the Sharon Tate murder trial. The judge warned against in chambers discussions and interpretations of what occurs in open court as jury selection continues from the pretrial phase.
A reward is offered for the arrest of the person who stole a horse and buggy from the church near Milvekinga on a Thursday. Sheriff Hay Wilson says the reward is substantial and notes recent church thefts and equipment losses. The sheriff’s department will continue to investigate and pursue suspects.
Robert Oats and The Bailey of Port Wallon Deaen were elected to the Days State zone of representatives in Cute enville. One handed ane say only lege Sstators were elected at Min moeating as he carpal say the Roverson's race was shaply lip. The annual week of providie poles nd Markby poyey heed will criedaahay.
Washington AP reports the impact of wealth in party primaries shaping outcomes across states. Ottinger in New York defeated rivals amid heavy TV spending, while Metzenbaum, Bentsen and other wealthy candidates won or mounted strong showings in Ohio, Texas, California and Pennsylvania.
Washington AP Sen Charles Percy called for ending U S defense expense items in Europe such as base property taxes and landing fees arguing U S taxes should be reduced. He proposed allied nations pay for base construction and related costs, estimating substantial annual savings and stressing civilian burdens on U S taxpayers.
Witness Sylvia Helfert testified in the Swellgren Swed trial that her ex-husband paid $5,000 to a locksmith in John W McCormack’s office to influence the speaker. Nathan Voloshen, a lobbyist, allegedly used the office as a base for influence peddling while Swelg faces conspiracy and perjury charges. Voloshen pleaded guilty to related counts and Michael Hellerman described a $15,000 push for SEC action that did not materialize. Voloshen boasted he could open many Washington doors and promised access to leadership.
Three young people were treated and released from Ep l in Hospital after a one car accident on a wet Mary Esther road Thursday afternoon. Leonard A Tukek, 17, Mary Esther, suffered minor abrasions. passenger Jeff Ave, 44, received a fracture. Kevina Beck was treated for cuts and bruises. Patrol officials said the car swerved and struck a power pole, causing about 700 feet of damage before stopping. The cause remains under investigation by the Florida Highway Patrol.
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