Typhoon Curtails Bombing Strikes in Indochina
Typhoon Harriet limited some US bombing in Indochina while B52s continued high altitude strikes in the northern South Vietnam sector for the seventh straight day. Weather halted flights at Da Nang as 8 to 10 inches of rain and 100 mph winds disrupted services and caused flooding in coastal areas. Government forces reported few clashes with 39 enemy killed and no American casualties amid a noted lull before possible renewed action.
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George Esper
Associated Press
Saigon
Harriet
Indochina
America
South Vietnam
A Shau
Demilitarized Zone
Ho ‘Chi Minh Trail
Midway
Oriskany
Tonkin Gulf
da Nang
Dmz
Neal Ulreich
Quang Tri
Minh Denies U S Support In 1963 Coup
Retired Gen Duong Van Minh denies U S involvement in the 1963 coup that toppled Ngo Dinh Diem. He claims no contact or encouragement from Americans and warns that a passive U S stance could undermine elections in South Vietnam.
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Minh
U.S
Richard Pyle
Associated Press
Saigon
Duong van
Ngo Dinh Diem
United States
Saigon Post
Pentagon
Thieu
Nguyen van Thieu
the Post
Tran van Dong
Neguyen van Thieu
Diem
Heat Drives Kids To Fountain At Lovington Park
Kris and Lannye Schuman, visiting from Midland, dip noses and mouths in the cool fountain at Cha parral Park entrance after a morning of play. Temperatures above 100 degrees persist with no relief expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaparral Park
Kris
Lannye Schuman
Midland
Lovington
Nixon Urges Constructive Settlement In Steel Talks
President Nixon pressed union and management negotiators to reach a constructive settlement to keep the steel industry competitive and aid the economic recovery. The talks followed a Cabinet Economic Policy study noting profits down 42 percent last year and rising unit labor costs amid global competition.
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John Stowell
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Presdent
Nixon
George P. Shultz
Office of Management and Budget
Shultz
White House
Japan
United States
Europe
United Steelworkers of America
Basic Steel Industry Conference
Council of Economic Adevisers
U.S
Union and Steel Companies
Pentagon Sees Slower Vietnam Withdrawal Pace This Summer
U S troops have left Vietnam faster than Nixon’s spring target but Pentagon sources foresee a slower withdrawal in July August and September. The aim is about 175 000 by December 1 down from 239 500 at present with potential accelerations if peace talks advance. Two U S Army divisions remain near Quang Tri ready to assist if an attack develops, with airpower and naval support available.
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Freds
Hoffman
Washington
U.S
Vietnam
Nixon
Pentagon
U.S. Army
Quang Tri
Thailand
Traffic Toll Lists 15 Dead Over Holiday
The Associated Press reports at least 15 people died on New Mexico highways during the Fourth of July weekend. Notable fatalities include Frank Albert ers 59 Tucson Arizona Robert Pavioni 30 Albuquerque and Michael Lopez 18 Penasco with multiple other victims from Albuquerque Santa Fe and nearby areas.
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Associated Press
New Mexico
Frank Alberters
Tucson
Ariz
Robert Pavioni
Albuquerque
Michael Lopez
Penasco
Rogers
Interstate 10
Lordsbur
Pavioni
Ber
Nalillo County Medical Center
Northeast Heights
Lopez
Espanola
Tom Morris
Delbert Loftis
Imogene Goldsmith
Susan Steele
Peggy Fickel
Antonio Gutierrez
Rodriguez
New Round Begins In Copper Strike
A sixth day of copper trade union talks continues as 36000 workers in eight western states walk out. Federal mediators join the negotiations while Kennecott Anaconda Phelps Dodge and American Smelting plan talks across Denver Helena Tucson and San Francisco.
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Associated Press
Utah
Arisona
Montana
Nevada
New Mexico
United Steelworkers of America
Kennecott Copper Corp
Denver
Anaconda
Helena
Mont
Phelps Dodge
Tucson
Ariz
American Smelting and Refining Co
San Francisco
Airman arraigned in Clovis on murder charge
Andre E. Simmons 22 of Cannon Air Force Base was arraigned on a murder charge after Kenneth R. Askew 19 of Texico died from bullet wounds. Bond set at 1000. The July fourth Hillcrest Park shooting left two others injured Betts 22 in critical condition and Ernest Williams with facial injuries. Other airmen Carrol Mills 19 and John Allen Jr. 21 faced aggravated assault charges with bonds 3000 and 2500 respectively.
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Clove
N.M
Andre E. Simmons
Cannon Air Force Base
Kenneth R. Askew
Texico
Simmons
Curry County
Val Baumgart
Askew
Hillcrest Park
Clovis
Weather outlook for New Mexico and Lovington region
Widely scattered showers and thundershowers through Wednesday with no major temperature change. Locally heavy showers possible southwest tonight. rain chance 10-20 percent. Lovington forecast 70 to 98. A few heavy showers southwest tonight. otherwise scattered thundershowers in western mountains developing this afternoon and tonight. Wednesday partly cloudy with afternoon thundershowers mainly in mountains. Lows tonight 40s in mountains, 50s northwest, 60s to 70s elsewhere. Highs Wednesday 75-85 mountains, 85-100 lower elevations.
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Lovington
New Mexico
No Re-Hiring To Be Done In Santa Fe
Santa Fe Mayor George Gonzales says Police Chief Felix Lujan has his full approval to not rehire anyone who officially resigns. Lujan accepted the resignations of 30 Police Department employees, including 24 officers, one detective, and five civilians, with the mayor criticizing ex-policemen for putting dollars before duty.
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Santa FE
N.M
George Gonezales
Felix Lujan
Lujan
Gene
Suspect Spits Out Valuable Information
In Las Vegas New Mexico police questioned a purse snatcher after the victim Mrs Sally Gonzales reported her purse stolen from her home. A light pocket lighter found on a suspect matched items from the bag and officers recovered $156 in his mouth.
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Las Vegas
N.M
Sally Gonzales
Enrollment For Fall Semester Set At NMJC
Pre enrollment at New Mexico Junior College runs July 7 through August 14 in the NMJC Administration Building with hours 9 to 12, 9 to 11:30 Saturdays, and 3:30 pm on weekdays. Counselors will assist in scheduling and educational objectives as the fall term begins August 30 and ends December 23. In Albuquerque a man injured in a camping tent fire is hospitalized after his wife and two daughters died in La Cueva. authorities suspect a gasoline lantern caused the blaze.
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New Mexico Junior College
NMJC
Albuquerque
Bernalillo County Medical Center
Thomas J. Colvan
la Cueva
Battleship Rock
New Mexico
Colvan
Jennie Fer
Ingrid
Adrienne
Third Party Delegates Eye National Platform in Albuquerque
Third Party delegates meeting in Albuquerque form draft platform and plan a national convention with a shadow cabinet and new Coalition organization. They push socialized medicine tax funding, anti pollution measures, unilateral disarmament, withdrawal from Vietnam, and rights for non white minorities, with speakers Spock and Vidal.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Washington, D.C
U.S
Vietnam
Benjamin Spock
Gore Vidal
Survey to Determine Special Education Needs Lovington ARC seeks community data
The Lovington Association for Retarded Children requests local citizens submit factual information on children ages 6 to 21 not served by current programs. Data will support the 1972 state legislative request for Mandatory Special Education and budgets, due by August 1, 1971, with contact to the school office at 396-2982.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovington Association For Retarded Children
New Mexico Association For Retarded Children
Legislative School Study Committee
Department of Education and Public School Finance
A.R.C
Association For Retarded
School Administration Office
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