Fort Lauderdale News from Fort Lauderdale, Florida • 26

FORT LAUDERDALE NEWS AND SUN-SENTINEL, Sunday, Sept. 7, 1969 GOP Leader Here Tapped For Panama Board Boylston Named To Canal Post 'AMRUPT'SALE ASSETS OF SHIP-'N-SHORE LAS OLAS STORE Purchased from U.S. District Ct. of South Flor.da United States' interest in the canal The White House still is in the process of filling seats on the 13-member board, which MEN Shorts, bathing suits, jackets, sweaters, golf hats, sport coats, beach robes and sandals. secretary of treasury under President Eisenhower, is expected to be completed next year.

The canal corporation board meets four times a year, once in the Canal Zone and three times in Washington to set policy. A meeting is scheduled later this month in the nation's capital. BIG OPERATION The company's responsibilities are vast. It operates the canal, a railroad, cargo docks and piers, harbor and terminal facilities, an oil handling plant, commissary stores, electric power, water and telephone systems, printing plant, restaurants, theaters, bowling alleys and miscellaneous merchandise activities, marine and general repair shops and an employes' housing system. The board members serve at the pleasure of the company stockholder, who is the secretary of the Army, a presidential appointee.

Company president is the governor of the Canal Zone, Maj. Gen. W. P. Leber.

Boylston, who owns the Florida Broadcasting System, headquartered in the former state GOP headquarters in Ft. Lauderdale, is state GOP committeeman from Broward. He played a key role in the highly successful fund-raising campaign for Gov. Claude Kirk, and next year is expected to actively support Jacksonville State Sen. Tom Slade for State Treasurer.

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Lauderdale, Republican party power figure in Florida and Washington, has been tapped by President Nixon to help run the Panama Canal, The News learned Saturday. Boylston, who recently resigned as state GOP treasurer after helping the party to historic election triumphs last year, has been named to the board of directors of the Panama Canal Company a federal agency. Boylston's appointment may be a tip off President Nixon does not intend to give in to nationalist political pressure in Panama for the United States to give up the vital canal, Boylston told The News he opposes relinquishing the serves at the pleasure of the President, through the secretary of the Army. A presidential study, ordered by former President Lyndon B. Johnson, temporarily has quieted the raging political storm in Panama over ownership of the canal.

The study, being drawn up by Robert Anderson, former REPEAT SALE MONDAY TUESDAY BUY 5 SQ. YARDS PAY FOR ONLY 4 SQ. YDS. Army Promotes Lt. Col.

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Josephine T. Battista, 7141 Harding Hollywood, was assigned to the 101st Airborne Division (Airmobile) in Vietnam as a rifleman. NYLON NYLON VELVET RICHARD J. WAGNER, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Clifton J. Wagner, 1112 Mango Isle, Ft. Lauderdale, was promoted to lieutenant colonel in ceremonies in Thailand. Lt. Col.

Wagner is a post engineer at Headquarters, U.S. Military Assistance Command, Thailand, Joint U.S. Military Advisory Group, Thailand. He was presented his insignia by commander of the Military Assistance Command, Thailand, and chief of the Joint U.S, Advisory Group Major General Louis T. Se'th.

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After 27 years in the Army Reserve, he will be on duty for two weeks at HQ US Continental Army Command, Fort Monroe, Va. James Byrnes Is Improved COLUMBIA, S. C. OP) James F. Byrnes, 90-year-old former U.S.

secretary of state, is reported further improved in a Columbia hospital where he is undergoing treatment for an apparent heart ailment. Byrnes' physician said Friday his condition was still considered serious but that improvements had been noted. Byrnes was hospitalized last week. He also is a former U.S. Supreme Court justice and governor of South HENRY P.

LOVE son of Mrs. Mary A. Morgan, 4330 NE 15th Ft. Lauderdale was commissioned a second lieutenant upon graduation from the Officer CanJidate School at the U.S. Army Field Artillery Center, Ft.

Sill, Okla. Second Lt. Love was trained in gunnery, artillery survey and transport, communications, map and aerial-photo reading, electronics, counter-insurgency and leadership. iIt- ST' MANY MORE ITEMS TO SELECT FROM Store Hours: 9:30 Fri. Sat.

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R. 1630 NE Fifth Ft. Lauderdale has graduated from a U.S. Air Force technical school at Lowry AFB, Colo. The airman, a graduate of St.

Thomas Aquinas High School and Drake University, was trained as a supply inventory specialist and assigned to a unit of the U.S, Air Forces in Europe at Hahn AB, flill SUNDAY 11-7 MONDAY 10-10 SPEGTAGULilS? ETCH'S 'WOMEH'S tzzr ii I I 1 in I Lin A Aviation Structural Mechanic Airman Apprentice LESTER M. GAVETTE son of Mrs. Lester M. Gavette, 700 Harrison Hollywood, was graduated from the 334-hour Aviation Structural Mechanic School in structures at the Naval Air Technical Training Center in Memphis, Tenn. Prior to attending this course, he completed the two-week aviation familiarization and four-week mechanical fundamentals courses at Lance Cpl.

ROBERT L. McGEE, son of Mr. and Mrs. William McGee 1811 NW 35th Way, Ft. Lauderdale, was promoted to his present rank while serving with the First Marine Aircraft Wing in ROBERT G.

ANDREWS, son of Mr. and Mrs. Willie D. Andrews, 2760 SW 3rd Ft. Lauderdale, recently was promoted to lance corporal.

Radioman 2C JOHN T. OVERTON, son of Mr. and Mrs. James W. Overton 6036 Duval Hollywood, and Machinist Mate 3C Hobie E.

Little son of Mr. and Mrs. Hobie E. Little, 2503 Scott Hollywood, are serving aboard the attack aircraft carrier, USS Oriskany in the Western Pacific. The ship has been engaged in air operations in Vietnam, i Nursing Exams mqny coors on shapes! I 5,000 pairs! I il lllmtBulll WEST PALM BEACH XSjAP AM' SSfeP I U.f.

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4-5, will be Oct. 6, the State Board of Nursing has announced. The last filing date for practical nurse examinations at the same location Dec. 3-4 will be Nov. 3, the Board added..