Heloise to Join Daily News Feature Page
The Daily News profiles Heloise, famed for herHints From Heloise column. The Texas housewife and Air Force wife rose from homemaking basics to syndicated success, earning the Silver Lady Award for outstanding columnists.
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Nanking
Shanghai
Japan
Washington, D.C
China
West German F104G Starfighter crashes in Eifel hills
Defense Ministry reports a Starfighter crash occurred in the Eifel hills on Wednesday. The pilot parachuted to safety. It marks the 78th Starfighter loss since joining the Luftwaffe in 1961.
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Politicians Back Johnson as Governors Split Races Rise
Fourteen of 24 Democratic governors back President Johnson for re election while party leaders face pressure from the administration. Kennedy stops in Utah urging changes to politics and war policy. McCarthy tells Wisconsin crowd the US grows in world role despite military might. Nixon campaign in Wisconsin seeks to curb Democratic primary voting. US troops shell a hamlet near the Cambodian border with artillery and napalm. Senate ponders a spending cut tied to a 10 percent surtax amid doubtful House support. February sees rising living costs and wholesale price gains. Czechoslovakia signals liberty reforms despite Soviet bloc criticism. Israel prepares for a broad Arab backlash after Jordan attacks.
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Bobby Kennedy
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Eugene McCarthy
Wisconsin
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Niceville Council Urged to Enforce Tangible Property Tax
City Attorney Brooks Taylor told Niceville officials that local businesses must comply with tangible personal property tax laws, noting only Gulf Power Company Triangle Refinery and Southeastern Telephone Company currently pay. He estimated the tax could raise about $8,500 annually and criticized prior advice to avoid the levy, citing Florida statutes §§2008 and 200.
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Americans Attack Cong In Rubber Plantation Near Saigon
In a 30hour battle near Saigon American troops engaged Viet Cong hiding in a rubber plantation at Michelin 28 miles north of the city. Two companies of the 23rd Infantry Brigade fought through the night with reinforcements and artillery. Two Americans died and 38 wounded.
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U.S. cost of living continues steady February rise
The Labor Department reports February CPI up three tenths and wholesale prices up seven tenths. Costs for medical care and health services rose six tenths, hospital and doctors' fees driving the gain. Food prices surged with fresh produce up, meat up four tenths, eggs higher, and a NFO livestock holdback noted as a factor.
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Doggie Service For New Animal Shelter
The Playground Humane Society moved to its new building on Lovejoy Road with separate animal runs floor heating air conditioning an examination and grooming room loading facilities night quarters offices and reception rooms The old Hollywood Boulevard building closed donations will fund the new facilities Shelter manager Warren Cox announced Sunday hours 1 to 5 p m and weekday 8 a m to 5 p m
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More Execution Of Hogs Planned In Georgia
OCILLA Ga UPI A spokesman for the National Farmers Organization planned more destruction of hogs Friday to lift hog prices. Charles Paulk marketing officer for the NFO in Georgia and Florida said several farmers would execute 2000 hogs at Douglas while South Georgia farmers have sacrificed over 200 hogs and burned canned and processed meat to protest the low farmer return in 20 years.
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Johnson urges action on civil rights and housing bills
President Johnson signed a bill requiring random federal juror selection from a fair class and urged Congress to pass open housing legislation. He criticized delays and pressed for action this year, noting the need to end excuses and expand justice for minorities and the poor.
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Mao Changes Top Red Army Leadership
Tokyo reports Mao Zedong ordered top level staff changes in the 2.5 million man Chinese army. Acting chief of staff Gen Yang Chengwu was ousted amid tensions tied to the February countercurrent. Asahi and Kyodo say Mao ordered shifts at a meeting with army leaders. Yang was said to be absent from the meeting amid Red Guard pressure.
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Playground Daily News Launches First Monday Edition
The Playground Daily News announces its first offset edition set for Monday April 1 printed at the new BKetin Parkway plant on a six unit 30 ton Goss Suburban press. The edition will showcase full color capability and improved ad makeup with Friday noon deadlines for ads. Previously printed by Panama City News Herald.
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East German boys cross mine field to glimpse West German cars
Two 13 year old East German boys crossed the mine strewn border strip into West Germany to see fast Western automobiles, according to customs police on Wednesday.
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UPD
Curtis Golden Qualifies for State Attorney Post
Curtis Golden 34 of Milton qualifies as a Democratic candidate for the State Attorney west of the First Judicial Circuit covering Escambia Santa Rosa Okaloosa and Walton counties. He lists prosecuting experience and education from Milton schools Marion Military Institute University of Alabama Florida State University and Stetson University and vows to run full time and keep the Pensacola office open.
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Child Struck By Car In Fort Walton Beach
A Fort Walton Beach boy suffered a broken arm after being struck by a car on Beal Street near Race Track Road. The driver, William Bryan McFarland, was observed for property damage totaling $25. No charges were filed. the boy was hospitalized and kept under observation. Trooper J M Williams investigated.
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