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Newspaper

Playground Daily News

Location

Fort Walton Beach, Florida, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1966

Page

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Working Mothers Seen as Root of Teen Problems by Ford Philpot

Philpot argues working mothers fuel family disruption and two-income households since World War II. He cites luxury goods and altered child rearing as signs of decline, urges Christian steadfastness, and critiques life after death as a mere prelude to paradise. He reflects on Africa and leadership after colonial withdrawal.

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Pritchard Sees Enemy Activity Aimed At U S

Maj. Gen. Gilbert L. Pritchard warned at Hurlburt Field of mounting hostile actions against the United States and the hemisphere. He noted expanded forces will be needed in coming years and commended SAWC units before turning command to Maj. Gen. Thomas G. Corbin. Five officers received Silver Star awards and one received the Legion of Merit for Vietnam era gallantry and meritorious conduct.

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House Republicans demand full probe of President's Club funds

GOP leaders press for a complete investigation of the President's Club membership list and donations to uncover possible influence peddling and criminal violations. They call on President Johnson to shut the club and publish all three years of contributor names and addresses, inviting media scrutiny of links to government contracts.

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Destin East Pass Tide Tables and Weather Brief

Partly cloudy with afternoon thundershowers through Friday. Highs 86 to 92. Tide table for Destin East Pass lists Sept 1 to Sept 4 with multiple high and low readings. Tables courtesy of The Bay Store Fort Walton Beach.

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County Commissioners Act To Assure Ambulance Service

Okaloosa County leaders consider moral obligation to back The Ambulance Service of Okaloosa Inc. against losses while awaiting relief legislation. Board hears that private operation has lost money since July 1 with high uncollectible charges and needs multiple ambulances across Crestview Fort Walton Beach Niceville.

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Guard Mobilized In Michigan Riots Prompt Action

Gov. Romney mobilized 300 National Guardsmen for possible duty in Benton Harbor as racial violence flared for three nights. Two companies were mobilized from Holland and Grand Rapids and sent to South Haven. A Benton Harbor youth, Cecil Hunt, 18, died from a bullet wound amid the unrest. Local officials appealed for troop aid while officials in Wauwatosa and Cicero sought curbs on demonstrations and guarantees of nonviolence.

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Choctaw Delays Orientation at New High School

Orientation for Choctawhatchee High students is postponed to Tuesday due to late equipment deliveries. On the first day September 6 seniors report 8 to 9 20 a.m. juniors 9 31 30 a.m. sophomores 1 30 to 3 p.m. Bus service starts Wednesday.

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Nine Killed In Landslide South American Bus Tragedy

A mountain landslide in Cali near Palmira Colombia sent a bus into the Dagua River killing at least nine people. Rescue teams and local authorities reported the disaster with updated casualty figures continuing to emerge.

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Nixon Urges U S Strength as Jets Hit North Vietnam

U S planes strike land and sea targets in North Vietnam amid Viet Cong bombings in Saigon and Can Tho. Nixon urged expanding military aid while cautioning against a larger force, proposing a 25 percent buildup and a stop to aid with nations trading with Hanoi.

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Viet News Not Manipulated Says Sylvester in Senate clash

In Washington Arthur Sylvester defense in formation chief denied that Viet Nam war news is manipulated by military authorities. He clashed with Sen Joseph Clark who condemned U S information policies as barbarous and lacking candor. Clark criticized a Pentagon program flying reporters to Viet Nam calling it a trained seals corps.

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Lame Duck Session Eyed By Congress

Capitol Hill buzzed about a possible lame duck session that could run through Christmas as lawmakers contemplate recesses for campaigns. Backlog of crucial bills and post election political risk loom with Republicans fearing tax moves and Democrats weighing options after November 8 elections.

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Turtle Eyes and Cokes Reported at Local Tavern

Patrons recalled a joking incident in the lounge when a new teletypesetter worker was sent to fetch Cokes and was teased about pickled eggs being turtle eyes. The morning crowd watched as she playfully echoed the joke with her order.

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