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Newspaper

Playground Daily News

Location

Fort Walton Beach, Florida, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1968

Page

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Unprecedented Napalm Use in Vietnam 1960s War Report

Washington reports show napalm use in Vietnam reaching historic levels with Air Force delivering tens of thousands of tons since 1963. In 1966 alone nearly 55,000 tons were dropped, while modernized incendiary compounds burn vehicles and fortifications, drawing antiwar protests and claims of civilian harm.

Washington Man South Vietnam Navy Army Air Force Pentagon Dow Chemical Co Khe Sanh

Local Income Tax Revenues Hit High Mark at $16.6 Million

New figures show Okaloosa County residents paid about $16.6 million in personal income taxes for 1967, up from $15.1 million. Statewide Florida receipts total $1.335 billion, with 1.13 percent from Okaloosa. Projections expect further rises in 1968 amid higher employment and income.

New York Okaloosa County Vietnam Treasury Department Florida Congress

Johnson appeals for unity amid austerity drive in Vietnam

President Johnson urged national unity and austerity until peace is achieved in Vietnam while reporting says South Vietnam will add 125000 troops this year with U.S. aid. naval and air operations intensify as allied forces push around Saigon and over 800 enemy dead are recorded.

Vietnam Minneapolis Johnson Saigon House U.S Adia

Elks Club Hosts Moose Boosters

Okaloosa Island Elk’s Lodge hosts a Moose membership booster meeting at 7 45 p m to push the county drive toward chartering a lodge near 100 members. John R Payne says progress is near completion with Mooseheart and Moosehaven film highlights shown. Call Guy Casper or Chuck Johnson for details.

Order of Moose Okaloosa County Elk’s John R. Payne Florida Mooseheart Moosehaven Moose Guy R. Casper Chuck Johnson

Marines Battle Dong Ha Cleanses Viet Cong Toll 67

U S Marines in five hour clash near Dong Ha killed 67 Viet Cong as air strikes and artillery supported the Leathernecks. About 200 Marines from the 1st Marine Regiment pressed a village then faced rocket and machine gun fire, leaving several Marines dead or wounded. American bombers hit targets around Hanoi Haiphong and Khe Sanh as part of broader air operations.

Saigon UPC U.S Dong Ha Hanoi Haiphong Hon Gai Kienan Khe Sanh Ban Me Thuot Ath Marine Regiment Camp Carroll UPI Raymond Wilkinson

Kennedy Tells Students War Policy Is a Failure

Senator Robert F Kennedy spoke to about 14 500 students at Manhattan Kansas urging de escalation of the Vietnam war and a negotiated settlement with the Viet Cong He warned that pursuing victory at the negotiating table risks endless conflict and urged a broader base for South Vietnam while advocating talks with the National Liberation Front and honest reforms in Saigon.

Manhattan Kan Robert F. Kennedy Johnson America New York Bobby Kennedy Eugene McCarthy Dminn Kansas Franklin D. Roosevelt Vietnam National Liberation Front Viet Cong South Vietnam

CBS Newsman Heads OWJC Arts Program

Valparaiso reports Okaloosa-Walton Junior College will host the 1968 American Arts Festival April 18 to 20. Martin Agronsky of CBS News and Columbia Broadcasting News serves as symposium moderator and will deliver a major lecture. The event is tied to the Tokyo Raiders 26th annual reunion in the Playground area.

Emma Goggin Daily News Valparaiso Okaloosa-Walton Junior College Martin Agronsky Columbia Broadcasting News CBS Reports Bryan Lindsay Agronsky America Tokyo Raiders

President Johnson and Kennedy clash over war and austerity

United Press International reports a bitter televised exchange as President Johnson urged a total national effort to win the Vietnam War and sustain austerity at home, while Sen. Robert F. Kennedy urged stopping the war. Kennedy spoke at Kansas universities, Johnson in Minnesota. The duel shifts attention from other candidates including Gov. Nelson Rockefeller, whose draft-Rockefeller push grows ahead of the Oregon primary.

United Press International Johnson Robert F. Kennedy New York Vietnam National Farmers Union Minneapolis Minn America Kennedy Kansas State University University of Kansas Eugene J. McCarthy Washington Texas McCarthy Kennedy and Son William Fulbright D-Ark University, of Kansas Lawrence Nelson A. Rockefeller Rockefeller Oregon

Elmore Seeks Re election for 6th District State Representative

Henton D. Elmore announces he will run for re election to the 6th District seat representing Santa Rosa Okaloosa Walton Holmes and Washington counties in the upcoming May primary. The Crestview resident and Okaloosa Walton Junior College administrator cites his committee work and dedication to local government and economy.

Henton D. Elmore Santa Rosa Okaloosa Walton Holmes Washington Elmore Okaloosa County Florida Crestview Okaloosa-Walton Junior College First Baptist Church Marine Corps Auburn University Florida State University University of Tennessee Duke University 6Th District Walton, Felmes John A. Chafee Rhode Island Associat Tion Elmore

Outhouse Mishap Suit Filed in Port-O-Let Case

Dorothy Campos sues Port-O-Let Corp and a lifeguard alleging permanent injuries after an outhouse toppled at a county park last summer with her inside. She seeks over $3,000 in damages.\"

Titusville Opt Dorothy Campos Port-O-Let Corp

Meeting Called For Tap on Fees

Niceville seeks a policy on water and sewer tap on fees for developers of new residential subdivisions. The 7:30 p.m. meeting includes awarding a contract for gasoline and oil supply and action on a cigarette tax ordinance to conform to state law for new tax revenue.

Daily News Bureau Niceville

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