France on Brink as Lefts Move to Oust De Gaulle Regime
Left-wing deputies press a censure vote aimed at ousting Premier Pompidou and the cabinet over strikes and student unrest. De Gaulle ponders a national referendum possibly as early as next month while planning reshuffles amid nationwide disruption and a looming bread shortage feared from flour stockpiles.
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Lous Nevin
Associated Press
PARIS
Charles de Gaulle
France
Waldeck Rochet
Communist Party
National Assembly
Georges Pompidou
de Gaulle
Gaullist
Democratic and Socialist
de Gaulie
Cial
Vietnamese Delegate Signals Possible Second Stage Talks
Paris AP reports U S Ambassador Harriman voiced cautious optimism after talks with President De Gaulle as Hanoi hinted at a second stage in Vietnam negotiations. North Vietnam's Xuan Thuy and Hanoi spokesman Nguyen Thanh Le suggested political settlement terms that could expand the talks beyond bombing issues.
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Harriman
Charles de Gaulle
North Vietnam
Xuan Thuy
de Gaulle
Thuy
Paris
Hanoi
U. S
South Vietnam
United States
Saigon
Afl
Nguyen Thanh le
Flag Flying Encouraged in Valparaiso Memorial Day Call
Mayor John B. Arnold urges all Valparaiso residents to display the American flag from homes on Memorial Day May 30. He notes the nation’s one hundredth Memorial Day and calls patriotic groups nationwide to honor past heroes. Residents without flags are advised to obtain three by five foot flags with aluminum poles.
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Valparaiso
John B. Arnold
Arnold
Non-resident Sport Fee Hike Considered by Fort Walton Beach
The Fort Walton Beach Municipal Advisory Board proposed raising non resident fees for city sports from 5 to 10 dollars per participant per sport with a 30 dollar family cap. Non athletic activities would cost 3 dollars with the same 30 dollar family maximum. The board seeks cooperation from Mary Esther and Shalimar to share costs or provide facilities as overcrowding strains the program. Recreation director Buddy Elliott notes overflow of participants and limited city funds and facilities to meet demand.
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Fort Walton Beach
Couner
Board and Recreation Department
Mary Esther
Shalimar
Buddy Elliott
Young Businessmen Phased by Anchors in Fort Walton Beach
C LeDon Anchors named outstanding young civic and business leader in the Playground area by FWE Realtors. He notes the military and vacation climate draw many young people to Fort Walton Beach, shaping politics as candidates name young chairs and county and city offices fill with under 35 leaders. The youth movement boosts business too with land merchants and defense contractors dominated by young talents. They seek security in home ownership worship, family, and freedom.
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C. LeDon
FWE Realtors
Fort Walton Beach
Viet Gunners Hit Key U.S. Posts Near Hue
North Vietnamese gunners struck four major U.S. posts near Hue as thousands of U.S. soldiers moved north to counter three North Vietnamese divisions. At Camp Eagle the heaviest shelling caused 54 enemy deaths and 13 U.S. casualties.
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Saigon
U.S
Hue
William C. Westmoreland
Vietnam
Thailand
Westmoreland
Paris
da Nang
U.S. Marine
North
South Vietnam
Imperial
Camp Eagle
101St Airborne Division
U.S. Command
Camp Evans
U.S. 1St Air Cavalry Division
Phu Bai
U.S. Provisional Corps
Weather Notes and Dam Update at Woodruff Dam
Partial text reports cloudy conditions through Thursday with highs around 78 to 85. Mentions Woodruff Dam and Blountstown with a reading of 44.0 in the fragmentary line.
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Dhin Woodruff Dam
Blountstown
Ocean City Wright Fire District Shelves Fire Code Proposal
At a special meeting the Ocean City-Wright Fire District tabled the proposed fire code until county officials complete a countywide planning and building code. Attorney Jim Moore faced criticism from residents as commissioners aim to align standards with Southeastern Underwriters to reduce insurance rates. The unanimous vote was cast by Orlan Rockman Thomas Land Sherman Wilson and Laverne Berdort.
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Ocean City-Wright Fire District
Jim Moore
Ocean City- Wright
Southeast
Ern
Moore
Fire District
Orlan Rockman
Thomas Land
Sherman Wilson
Laverne Bendort
Eight candidates qualify for Mary Esther town election
Eight names appear on the Mary Esther ballot for June 4. Incumbent Mayor Tom Pryor seeks a fifth two year term. three council seats feature incumbents Dr. Frederick E. Caldwell Hugh M. Wiesler and Max F. Stupar facing challengers Lawrence H. McDonald Delmar L. Dunn Raymond K. Brown and Alan Barrett. Polls open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the Mary Esther Town Hall Highway 98. The last election saw over 100 residents vote. EGLIN The Aqua Marine Ski Shows return Saturday at Cinco Bayou behind Brooks Plaza from 10 30 to 11 30 a m with 14 acts including a flying kite act Aqua Belles ballet pyramids bare foot and trick skiing clowns and more.
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Mary Esther
Tom Pryor
Pryor
Frederick E. Caldwell
Hugh M. Wiesler
Max F. Stupar
Lawrence H. McDonald
Delmar L. Dunn
Raymond K. Brown
Alan Barrett
Mary Esther Town Hall
Highway 98
EGLIN
Cinco Bayou
Brooks Plaza
Aqua Belles
More Reefs Artificial On The Way Off Destin
Charlie Seavey and Olen Willie Williams delivered another load of used tires for artificial fishing reefs near Destin including Crystal Beach Pier and Wayside Pier. The tires will be shipped to Eglin Air Force Base and cut into three sections to sink quickly. Eglin provides transport for the effort, now in its eighth year with support from the Chamber of Commerce and civic groups. The reefs have grown to more than a square mile two miles offshore.
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Charlie Savey
Olen
Willie) Williams
Eglin Air Force Base
Dick Earle
Charlie Seavey
Willie} Williams
Destin
Crystal Beach Pier
Wayside Pier
Seavey
Willams
Williams
Chamber of Commerce
Flying Boxcar AC119 Gunship Enters Vietnam War
An upgraded AC119 gunship built from a C119 Flying Boxcar enters service in Vietnam. The aircraft, derived from earlier Dragon Ship concepts, offers enhanced firepower and visibility. Fifty single aircraft are planned, with two booster jets added later for quicker takeoffs.
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ST. Augustine
Vietnam
Air Force
U.S
AF Grounds F-111 Jets After Valve Fault Found
The Air Force grounded 42 F111A fighter bombers for repair of a defective hydraulic valve linked to the horizontal stabilizer. One crash near Nellis AFB prompted the review. twelve早 early models without the valve are not grounded. Five F11A aircraft in Thailand will not fly missions until modifications are completed.
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Washington
Air Force
Nellis Air Force Base
Nev
Nevada
Thailand
Florida Senate runoff casts light on crime law push
In Miami and Gainesville reporters cover Democratic runoff candidates Earl Faircloth and Bill Collins urging tougher laws to protect public safety. Faircloth backs federal crime measures and justice resources. Collins urges Safe Streets Act and shifts in policy.
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Miami
U.S. Senate
Atty
Earl Faircloth
Faircloth
U.S. Supreme Court
Department of Justice
Collins
Greater Orlando Press Club
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Lille
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Marseille
Poitiers
Rennes
Toulouse
W. Averell Karriman
Moscow
Soviet Union
Britain
Japan
Daily News Bureau
Eas
Quang Tri
Evans
Abby
Mary Esther Town
Reba ‘Hrou
Wey Ee
Collins —Vs— Faircloth
Gainesville
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
University of Florida
Rockefeller
Kirk
Fort Lauderdale
Florida
Claude Kirk
Ronnld Reagan
Reagan
Miami Crime Commission
Arthur E. Huttoe
Crime Commission
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Huttoe
Wilson Atkinson
Ferguson Peters
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