May 29 to June 1 Okaloosa lunch menu and local notices
May 29 to June 1 Okaloosa County school lunch menu lists corn dogs meal loaf pizza barbeque chicken and standard sides for each weekday. Also Bayou Sailing Club rendezvous at Post's Point Sunday 1:30 pm and Ferry Park Bridge and Summer Gymnastics classes begin June 11 with contact details. Community calendar items include Eglin Catholic Picnic Memorial Day events and summer dance and exercise classes with registration info.
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Okaloosa County
Bayou Sailing Club
Post's Point
Ferry Park
Ferry Park Recreation Center
Ferry Road
Eglin
Eglin Catholic
Chapel No. 3
Greek Destroyer Crew Seeks Asylum in Italy
The Velos crew led by Cmdr Nicholas Pappas sought political asylum in Italy after the destroyer sailed to Fiumicino from Crete. Italian authorities questioned 37 mutineers, while Greek reports noted army ring around bases and a ban on air force flights. The government said Pappas and 16 officers plus 30 sailors left the ship to pursue asylum.
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Flumbing
Italy
Velos
Rome
Athens
UPI
Satturday
Fiumicino
Cmdr
Nicholas Pappas
Pappas
the Velos
Salamis
Navy
T Hat
Heraklion
Crete
NATO
Utility Officials Prevent Blackout In San Antonio Texas
San Antonio officials raced to avert a power blackout by next week with costly fuel oil purchases and pressure on Coastal States Gas Producing Co. after a 67 percent gas allotment cut. A Texas Railroad Commission order raised priority for gas to San Antonio, Austin, and the Colorado River Authority, potentially easing the crisis within a day.
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San Antonio
Tex
UPD
Jerry Spengler
Public Services Board
Texas Railroad Commission
Coastal States Gas Producing Co
Houston
Oscar S. Wyatt Jr
Henry B. Gonzalez
Dtex
Argentina
Gonzalez
Austin
Spengler
Playground Daily News masthead and subscription details
The notice lists publication data for the Playground Daily News with entry as a second class matter, Fort Walton Beach Florida. It provides main office and circulation contacts WALP Niceville Crestview, phone numbers, and various subscription rates for daily, Sunday, and combination mail options. It notes Audit Bureau of Circulation membership.
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Your Freedom
Playground Daily News
Florida
Freedom Newspapers Inc
Wedglin Parkway
Ft. Walton Beach
Fort Walton Beach
WALP
Niceville
Crestview
Ally
The
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Warplanes Hit Communist Positions Near Phnom Penh and Highway 5
American B52 and fighter-bombers struck suspected Communist positions along the Mekong River southeast of Phnom Penh and on Highway 5 northwest of the capital. Government troops, aided by air strikes, fought to reopen Highway 5 toward Kompong Chhnang as a Cambodian navy convoy prepared to escort a supply vessel to the capital amid ongoing talks on ending the war. Assistant Secretary Sullivan met Cambodian leaders while Kissinger and Tho discussed the war in Paris, the broader Vietnam peace process continuing despite no cease-fire in Indochina.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
UPI
Mekong River
State Department
Kompong Chhnang
U.S
Indochina
William H. Sullivan
Henry Kissinger
Hanoi
le Duc Tho
Paris
Kissinger
Tho
Vietnam
Small Boy Killed By Stray Bullet
In Belfast a three year old, Paul Cromie, was fatally wounded by a stray bullet while playing in his garden near Finaghy road Andersonstown. The army noted the gunman fired at an army patrol but escaped. no soldiers were hit. Police reported a surge of violence with multiple incidents across Ulster.
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Belfast
UPS
Paul Cromie
Northern Ireland
Finaghy Road
Andersonstown
Ulster
Lover’s Lane
Joseph Matthews
Beechmont
Mackie’s
Springfield Road
Portadown
Lisburn
Newry
Ardmore
Lurgan
Rifai Appointed Premier To Palestinian Cabinet
Jordan's King Hussein named Zayd Rifai 38 as premier of an 18 man cabinet, replacing Ahmed Lawzi who resigned for health reasons. Rifai, hostile to Palestinian guerrillas, raises tensions with them and survived a 1971 assassination attempt. Beirut talks sought to solidify peace agreements after clashes that left many dead or wounded.
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United Press International
Jordan
Hussein
Zayd Rifai
Ahmed Lawzi
Rifai
Amman
Royal Court
Beirut
Amin Hafez
Sissian Al-Hal
Rachaya
Israel
Palestinian Liberation Army
PLA
Syria
Hafez
Lebanon
Yasser Arafat
Temperatures implicated in munitions train blast near Benson
Army officials said the 5-pound bombs on a Benson Arizona munitions train could only ignite at temperatures far above those of a natural fire. temps around 532 to ignite and 662 to explode, lablike highs. FBI probes sabotage aboard 12 freight cars. Similar bombs destroyed a Roseville California train injuring 52 and causing $10 million damage. cause under study. The trains' munitions were bound for Southeast Asia via Concred California Naval Weapons Station. Southern Pacific line closed 2 1/2 hours as repairs were made. Investigators consider sabotage, faulty bombs, or mishandling as possible causes.
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Roseville
Calif
Southeast Asia
Concred
Naval Weapons Station
Southern Pacific
Arizona
Nixon Visits Grand Cay for a Bahamas Getaway
President Nixon and family flew to Grand Cay Bahamas to join friend Robert Abplanalp on his private 200 acre island for fishing and sun. joined by C. G. Rebozo, with Haig and Kissinger discussing affairs in Florida before departure.
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Grand Cay
Bahamas
Upl
Nixon
Robert H. Abplanalo
W Nixon
C. G
Bebe) Rebozo
Abplanalp
Precision Valve Corp
Florida White House
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Henry A. Kissinger
National Security
Washington
Florida
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ethiopia Accused Of Troop Buildup
Addis Ababa reports from the OAU era reflect Somalia accusing Ethiopia of massing troops along their frontier near Ogaden. Somalian officials claim three divisions were poised in the border region while Somalia seeks OAU intervention to prevent what it calls aggressive war. The dispute centers on Ogaden and a border demarcation issue amid claims of Ethiopian preparations.
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Addis Ababa
API
Somalia
Mohammed Siad Barre
OAU
Organization of African Unity
Siad
Ihe
Ethiopia
Ogaden
Ismail Ali Abaker
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Park Chung-hee
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Baliao
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Nikolai V. Podgorny
Tito
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Paul Hare
Peking
David K.F. Bruce
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Sammy Davis Jr
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