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Newspaper

Playground Daily News

Location

Fort Walton Beach, Florida, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1966

Page

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Chest Drive Opens In Fort Walton Beach Tuesday

Okaloosa County Community Chest Drive starts Tuesday in Fort Walton Beach aiming for an $18,000 local goal and $108,368 countywide. Fort Walton Beach chair Wayne Patton says a 8 am breakfast at Staff's Restaurant will feature Rev Wade Hopkin as principal speaker.

Okaloosa County Fort Walton Beach Wayne Patton Thursda At & Am Wade Hopkin Bureau of the Chest Area Chest Opton Patton Jerry L. Lounsberry H. Kenaston

Dedication Set For Stadium in Niceville Night

Niceville Senior High prepares a stadium dedication tonight before the NSHS Eagles meet the Choctawhatchee Indians. The game starts at 6 pm, with seating for 5,000. A public fish fry runs 4 to 7 pm in the NSHS cafetorium, with tickets at 1 dollar per plate and 50 cents for children.

Niceville Niceville Senior High School Nshs Eagles Choctawhatchee Indians Orus BE. Kinney NSHS e@uire

Brazil Air Ministry bans Beatie haircuts and facial hair

Air ministry orders officers to discard Beatie haircuts and shave beards goatees and sideburns. Mustaches are banned among enlisted men. The directive shapes grooming standards across ranks in the Brazilian Air Force.

Rio DE Janeiro Brazil Brazilian Air Ministry

Navy Plans Boost in Combat Plane Output

The Navy will receive a majority of a planned production rise for tactical aircraft, with the current annual output between 800 and 1,000 planes. The move follows Pentagon orders linked to North Viet Nam operations and a related U.N. speech by J. L. Goldberg, amid tactical deployments over North Viet Nam.

Amffra Pentagon United Nations Viet Nam McNamara Bur J.L. Goldberg Navy North South Viet Nam

Airman Dukes Fined in Fort Walton Beach Court

Airman Curtis Dukes of the 32 Owil Engineers at Eglin AFB appeared in City Court in Fort Walton Beach for a second time. He faced fines totaling 102 dollars after claims about informing police prior to charges were disputed. An air police sergeant testified Dukes could have appeared, and the judge noted contempt of court bringing the APs as witnesses twice.

Curtis Dukes Owil Eglin Afb Fort Walton Beach Dukes Muffiers Fred B. Estergren Estergren Aps Dede Ineh Onane Ee Aeel Jim Matz

Weather Outlook With River Readings Near Jim Woodruff

Clear to partly cloudy and mild through Saturday. River readings show Blountstown at 61, with Jim Woodruff readings noted as part of the local river status.

Tide Tables for Destin and East Pass

Tide tables for Destin and East Pass show highs and lows for Friday through Sunday. Times and figures include high tides around 4:45 a.m. and 6:5 p.m. with lows near 5:56 p.m. and 7:38 p.m. courtesy of the Bay Store Fort Walton Beach.

Sun Bay Store Fort Walton Beach East Pass Fla

Bomb at Cuban Embassy in Ottawa Shatters Windows

A home made timing device using antitank rockets detonated at the Cuban Embassy in Ottawa injuring no one. Felipe Rivero Diaz of the Cuban Nationalist Movement claimed responsibility, saying Canada is targeted in the anti Castro war. A detective said damage was limited to broken glass and no staff were injured.

Ottawa Fidel Castro Miami Felipe Rivero Diaz Rivera

New U S Peace Offensive Met With Varied Reactions

Saigon reports describe minefield incidents near Phuc Vinh harming a soldier and prompting a second detonation that killed six more troops. Air and naval strikes against North Vietnam resumed with no MiGs intercepted. 19 MiGs spotted earlier. In South Vietnam Marines advanced south of the DMZ to disrupt infiltration as plant-killing chemicals were used to create a no man’s land. A separate embassy blast damaged the Spanish inscription on a Cubana-linked bazooka shell.

Saigon API U.S U.S. Army 1St Infantry Division Phuc Vinh North Viet Nam Demilitarized Zone

Deputy Drowns While Witness Calls For Help At Nokomis Home

Sarasota deputy sheriff Richard Claude Curry drowned near his Nokomis home after an anonymous caller urged the sheriff’s office to act. A dozen skin divers reached the scene within an hour, and Curry’s body was recovered shortly before noon.

Sarasota Richard Claude Curry Nokomis Curry Currys

Hurlburt Unit Meets Chest Quota Ahead of Schedule

The Data Automation Branch of the 420th Controller Division reports that their unit achieved 119 percent of its chest quota this week. Captain Vernon C. Holcomb credits the Fair Share effort to the entire section and acknowledges Sergeants and staff for their contribution.

Vernon C. Holcomb

Surveyor 2 Crash Ends Moon Mission In Fire Of Retro Rockets

In Pasadena, Surveyor 2 slammed into the moon at 6000 miles an hour after its descent motors failed to fire. The impact occurred near Copernicus in the central moon, with signals ending abruptly as retro rockets caused a power loss.

Moon Pasadena Calif Jet Propulsion Laboratory Earth Cape Kennedy Fla Sinus Medi Central Bay

Six Women Die in Fiery Two-Car Wreck Near Here

Six Peaks area nurses died and three other women were injured in a two-car collision. The crash left five victims from Peoria area and Cabery with two nurses killed on impact as a passing trucker pulled others from the flames. Coroner reports the other car occupants also perished.

Dwight UPI Red Cross Here Peaks Area Charles Olson Douglas Proctor Jean Schmidt M. Aselt Tuzun Peoria Louise Koerner Cabery Majorie Ginter Cullom Paul Cady Donald Terry Margaret Dietz

PEP Club Opens New Canal Group Meeting Attendance Grows

The PEP Club held its second meeting Wednesday night inviting new citizens to join the progressive community project. Retired Enlisted Men's Pressley and other representatives attended, signaling broad local support for the club's aims.

PEP Pressley Dent Orga Torst Pep Club

United States Proposes Viet Nam Talks Amid Cold Communist Reception

In a General Assembly address United States envoy Arthur Goldberg urged negotiations on the Viet Nam war and offered to halt bombings and troop deployments if Hanoi concedes. He sought to reassure Red China on disarmament and hinted at further concessions while critics urged actions over words. The reception from Communist delegates was cool and some officials urged concrete deeds.

United Nations UPC United States Hanoi Arthur Goldberg Red China Peking Goldberg U.S General Assembly Hie Viet Nam Saigon Neuyen Coo Ky General Assembly He Goldberg Fedorenko

Israel unemployment may hit five thousand this year

The Labor Ministry said unemployment could reach 5 000 in the year, double the 1965 figure. It noted the history high jobless rate of 2 and an average of 4 000 unemployed. There were 277 strikes and lockouts in 1965 involving 1 000 workers.

Unem Jerusalem UPI Israel

Chamber Urges PEP Members to Collaborate with Chamber

The Chamber, led by Mayor James Tras, unanimously invited the PEP group to join chamber committees to coordinate efforts for regional industry and canal project aims. Publisher Wayne Bell said he was invited to PEP and noted its canal focus, which the Chamber previously rejected.

Dustrial Fleet Etent Indy Chamber James Tras Wayne B. Bell

Library fines still two cents a day says Winnie Pitts

Winnie Pitts notes library fines have not changed since she was a girl. A two cent daily overtime charge remains for overdue books, a price she says has stayed steady over the years.

Winnie Pitts Ad Department Winnie

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