Pan Am news briefs, Vol. 5, No. 114, March 27, 1969

              AEROSPACE SERVICES DIVISION
SAFETY SLOGAN OF THE WEEK Slow down. Better to be outdistanced than outlived. VEHICLE REGISTRATION
Employees who are assigned at PAFB are reminded of the necessity to register their vehicles with PAFB Security Police. You must register your vehicle when you are first assigned to PAFB or when you purchase a new car which you plan to drive on the base. After the initial registration and receipt of permanent decal, employees are requested to call PAFB Security Police (494-2237) annually during the month of their automobile insurance renewal and provide the following information: PAFB decal number, month and year of insurance expiration, Florida vehicle license number, and last date your car was inspected in Florida.
WORLD TRAVELERS TO MEET 11 APRIL
The Pan Am World Travelers will meet on Friday 11 April in the Brevard Hotel in Cocoa. Take a tour of Planet Earth. "Terranauts" Art and Vera Chilton will take you on a one orbit trip to modern Tokyo, busy Hong Kong, to the floating markets of Bangkok, to mysterious India to see the Taj Mahal, and the Shangrila land of Kashmir. Behold biblical ruins in Lebanon and see the mosques of Istanbul. Make plans now to arrive by 8:30 for a delightful color slide show or earlier for dinner and lounge refreshments. This is no exclusive club. All are welcome.
SECURITY REMINDER
Your Pan Am Security Department Reminder for the Week: Always tell the authorized recipient of any classified material what the level of classification of the material is before you give it to him.
Volume 5, No. 114-27 March 1969
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Deadline 12 noon Thursday for the following Thursday's paper.
TOASTMISTRESS CLUB
Are you interested in learning how to communicate and how to acquire poise and self-confidence? The Platinum Coast Toast-mistress Club meets the first Tuesday at 7:45 p.m. in First Federal Savings & Loan,
Ninth Street, Eau Gillie and the third Tuesday at 7:45 p.m. in First National Bank, Strawbridge Avenue, Melbourne. Meetings are open to interested women. For further information call Tillie Weiss 254-3810.
NO LANGUAGE PROBLEM
Pan Am has introduced a new service for non-English speaking visitors to the USA. If a visitor from overseas comes to one of our sales offices in the USA, where his or her language is not spoken, the visitor will be connected by telephone to a Pan Am employee in our New York office who does speak his language. In this way the visitor's immediate problems can be solved.
Almost all commonly used languages of the world are represented at Pan Am's staff. Each Pan Am sales office in the USA has a list with the names and telephone extensions of our multi-lingual personnel.
GOING MY WAY
1.	Ride wanted from Christmas, Fla. Monday thru Fri. 12 midnight to 0800, to fuel storage # 1 or # 4. Phone Christmas 568-2551.
2.	Ride or - 1-3 member carpool Melbourne/ Eau Gallie Causeway A1A area - RCC Bldg. 1645, CKAFS Ind. Area. 0730-1600. Molly. 853-4024/727-2786.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS FOR SALE 1. TV, 17" Admiral $35. Bronze prop for '65 Mercury $10. Auto parts for (cont'd p. 2)