27 Mar 1972
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Newspaper
Playground Daily News
Location
Fort Walton Beach, Florida, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1972
Page
1
Retired artist Shary Aument recounts a volunteer project begun after the Son Tay raid to draw missing servicemen. Photographs from families become portraits paired with paragraphs, aiming to humanize each man and prompt public action.
Denver report on Dita Beard a Washington ITT lobbyist who fainted after testifying about a White House call to an ITT official regarding convention contributions. Senators paused hearings and planned to resume in Washington, with Beard hospitalized and under care after a heart seizure.
A group of 32 Niceville area youths led by Kirk Donovan began a 168 mile March Against Pollution from Niceville toward Tallahassee. They camped near DeFuniak Springs, expect a meeting with Gov. Reubin Askew, and plan to reach Chipley or Bonifay by Monday night. The march aims to press for cleanup projects and pollution controls.
Jack Kauffman, son of A Henry Kauffman, says Arlington burial remains blocked by red tape. He has received six offers from relatives to exhume their loved ones and donate plots to fulfill his father’s wish to be buried beside his buddies in Arlington. The family awaits a solution as the funeral home holds the body in Miami Beach.
Pope Paul VI opened Easter Week with sermons on modern youth unrest in a crowded St. Peter's Basilica. He said the era shows youth feel life is empty and need a true Messiah, calling Jesus Christ the Messiah as they seek sincere human expressions.
A jury convicted Carole Nading of manslaughter in the death of her husband Maj. Ivan Nading during an argument at their base quarters. The defense faced lengthy proceedings with Judge Winston B. Arnow presiding. sentencing was set for April.
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