James Misener Chosen Airman of the Year by Chamber
Technical Sergeant James B. Misener of the 729th Tactical Control Squadron Quality Control Section has been selected by base officials for the Greater FWB Chamber of Commerce Airman of the Year. The honor reflects his efficiency as a telegraph, wire and cryptographic equipment Quality Control Inspector.
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Eglin
Greater
FWB Chamber of Commerce
James B. Misener
729Th Tactical Control Squadron
Chamber
Sgt
Misener
James R. King
England
Azores
Alaska
Valparaiso
A. E Rummans
Johnson outlines crime conference and economic change plan
President Johnson fixed March 28 29 for a national crime conference at the State Department in Washington inviting governors mayors and leaders from 333 cities and groups. He announced a major cabinet review of postwar economic adjustments led by Gardner Ackley and named Genevieve Blatt to assist the elderly poor the White House said.
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San Antonio
Tex
Johnson
White House
Texas Hill Country
Luci
Patrick J. Nugent
St. Xavier’s
Pedernales
Congress
Vietnam
Gardner Ackley
Genevieve Blatt
Harrisboro Pa
Office of Economic Opportunity
Miss Blatt
Pennsylvania
U.S. Senate
Hugh Scott
Citizens Advisory Board
Hubert H. Humphrey
Temporary Settlement Reached In Broxson Sanitation Dispute
Fort Walton Beach court keeps a temporary injunction against Adrian and Mary Broxson and allows John and Cristina Broxson to run the business during litigation to dissolve the corporate structure. John W. Akin named superintendent. Gulf Breeze office address listed. billing centralized at Gulf Breeze.
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Broxson Sanitation Co
William Frye
Fort Walton Beach
Adrian
Mary Broxson
John
Cristina Broxson
John Broxson
John W. Akin
Gulf Breeze
Akin
Oka- Yoosa County
Broxson
Adrian Broxson
Weather Outlook for Today and Tuesday
Partly cloudy through tonight and Tuesday with scattered showers today and tonight. Turning colder tonight and Tuesday. Highs range from 68 to 30 degrees.
Florida Weekend Road Crashes Claim At Least 15
UPI reports a series of Florida highway crashes over the weekend killed at least 15 people. In one two car wreck near West Palm Beach early Sunday, Efrain Rosario Torrez 23 from Boynton Beach died alongside Thaile Woodrow Branden perg 48 Edward H. Higden Jr. 90 and Thomas Claude Branken 32 of Fort Lauderdale. Saturday fatalities include Willie Price 29 Eva Mae Jones 22 and Herman Louis Ruge 39 of Pompano Beach and Joyce Harter 50 of West Palm Beach.
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Miami
UPI
Florida
West Palm Beach
Efrain Rosario Torrez
Boynton Beach
Thaile Woodrow Brandenperg
Edward H. Higden Jr
Thomas Claude Branken
Fort Laudderdale
Pompano Beach
Fort Lauderdale
Willie Price
Eva Mae Jones
Herman Louis Ruge
Santa Rosa Beach Unites to Address Local Phone Problems
Residents of Santa Rosa Beach in South Walton County gathered with Florida Public Utility Commission officials and Tri-County Telephone Company managers to air long standing complaints about direct dialing, equipment corrosion, and slow repairs. They urged updated directories and underground cables to improve service, with plans to fix faulty trunk lines and misidentifications in area listings.
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Gerry Sweda
Santa Rosa Beach
Walton County
Tri-County Teelphone Company
Florida Public Utility Commission
J. M. Rodge Ees
R. A. Boswell
Seagrove Exchange
Santa Rosa
Santa Rosa Island
Santa Rosa Sound
Boswell
State rules bar Davis from runoff ballot in Florida
Secretary of State Tom Adams ruled that Hal Davis cannot appear on the March 14 runoff ballot. Davis, who finished third in the February 28 primary, sought entry after Sen. Sam Teague withdrew, leaving Sen. William Dean Barrow as the leading candidate. Adams cited Florida law denying a place on the second primary ballot to a third place finisher and noted policy against lifting such a withdrawal to aid the third contestant in the reapportioned 3rd senatorial district.
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Tallahassedr
Tom Adams
Hal Davis
Davis
Sam Teague
Tallahassee
William Dean Barrow
Crestview
Quincy
Adams
Barrow
Florida
Teague
Lake Central Convair 580 Crashes Near Kenton Ohio
An airliner with 37 aboard crashed Sunday night near Forest in northwest central Ohio, near Route 37 between Kenton and Findlay. Rescue units reported many casualties as a 10 man Civil Aeronautics Board team investigated.
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Kenton
Highway Patrol
Findlay
Lake Central
Columbus
Toledo
Nixon backs U S bombing policy in Vietnam talk
Former Vice President Richard Nixon at Kennedy Airport urged keeping the bombing in Vietnam and criticized Senator Kennedy’s proposal to halt raids. He supported Johnson’s approach, said pauses do not bring peace, and discussed his own 1968 plans while touring Europe behind the Iron Curtain. He criticized Poland’s visa denial during a broader East West remarks.
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New York
Richard M. Nixon
North Vietnam
Johnson
Kennedy
Nixon
Robert F. Kennedy
United States
Vietnam
London
Sen. Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Soviet Union
Paris
Bonn
Rome
Moscow
Bucharest
Prague
Land
Lace
Ted
Jon Theirs
Thant
Rangoon
U.S
George Brown
Hanoi
Amintere Fanfani
Kennedy International Airport
Reds Wound 27 As' Mortar Attack Near Qui Nhon
Communist mortars struck U S air bases across Vietnam wounding 27 and damaging helicopters near Qui Nhon Chu Lai and Tay Ninh. A Chinook was downed four crewmen missing another helicopter forced landings with no casualties reported.
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Saigon
UPS
U.S
Qui Nhon
Gts
U.S. Air Force Base
Chu Lai
da Nang
25Th
De Gaulle supporters surge to early election lead in France
Paris UPI reports early returns show UNR with about 41 percent of votes, Leftist Federation around 20 percent and Communist allies just over 17 percent. 486 seats in play as turnout nears record levels with 81 percent of 28.5 million registered voters voting. Premier Pompidou and ministers Faure Debre Peyrefitte Foyer win seats in first results.
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Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Roger Frey
Gaullist Union For the New Republica
UNR
Federation
Radio Europe No. 1
National Assembly
Gaullists
Interior Ministry
Georges Pompidou
Rumning
Edgar Faure
Michel Debre
Alain Peyrefille
Jean Foyer
U N Leader Urges End to Bombing in Vietnam Talks
U N Secretary General Thant called for an immediate halt to bombing in North Vietnam to spur peace talks, warning the war could be prolonged and bloody if bombing continued. He said peace talks might follow within weeks after a cessation, though he stressed no formal message to President Johnson.
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New York
UPI
U.N
Thant
Vietnam
United States
Burma
County Official Delayed At Anniversary Event
On the first anniversary of the Water and Sewer System Cecil Anders, county clerk, was delayed arriving. A deputy suggested the Crestview Niceville highway closure and potential hold up near the School River Bridge, with commissioner Bill Landreth quipping about doing away with the passport station.
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Cecil Anders
Crestview
Niceville
School River
Bill Landreth
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Broxson Sanitation
Dim Woodruff
Robert
Joyce Harter
San Francisco
Anton Szandor LaVey
First
Tagore
Torial
Ohio
Deve Aselicans
Tayninh
Dunetion City
de Gaullists
Foyr
D Company
Nang
UPI Radiotelephoto
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