Glorieta Methodist Conference Glows in New Mexico Beauty
The Baptist Glorieta grounds in Sangre de Cristo country host the Northern New Mexico Methodist conference. Delegates discuss evangelism, de-emphasize social activism, and note youth participation. Observers praise Glorieta for economy and practicality, while Santa Fe traffic and tourism surge around the gathering.
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Glorieta
Southern Baptist Assembly
Sangre de Cristo
New Mexico
Nixon Pompidou Iceland Summit Ends in General Agreement
President Nixon and French leader Georges Pompidou concluded a two day Iceland summit with both saying they found more agreement than disagreement on major trans Atlantic issues. They noted no joint communiqué was issued and no immediate decisions were announced.
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Thomas Reykjavik
UPI
Nixon
Georges Pompidou
Pompidou
Europarty
Leonid L. Brezinev
Henry A. Kissinger
Washington
Paris
Keflavik Interna
Microfilm Center in Dallas Texas Address Listing
Microfilm Center in Dallas Texas 75235 appears in a postal or directory-like listing with an address showing city and zip code. The OCR text seems to be a fragment from a directory page or index containing location identifiers and cross streets.
Unemployment Rises Sharply in New Mexico April
New Mexico sees 24 500 jobless in April, up 1 000 from March as seasonally adjusted unemployment climbs from 5.4 to 6 percent. Bernalillo County adds 600 unemployed to total 7 600 with a 5.2 percent rate, well above last year.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Bernalillo
Congress Rejects Cambodia Bombing Funding in Split Votes
The Senate 63 to 19 and the House 224 to 172 barred use of congressionally appropriated funds for bombing Cambodia, though the measure awaits a conference and possible veto. Pentagon says B52 missions reduced due to budget limits though targets remain, and Nixon faces a veto risk.
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DHN Hall
Washington
UPI
Cambodia
House
Senate
Nixon
Eagleton
Congress
Wall Street
Feree
Laos
Senate House
Pentagon
Jerry Friedheim
Administration
White House
Henry
Butz Calms Farmers On Fuel Shortage
Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz addressed more than 300 farm spokesmen in Des Moines amid concerns over fuel shortages affecting crops. He cited the voluntary allocation program announced by Nixon May 10 as key to preventing tractor idling and urged continued energy relief. Farmers warned of potential fall shortages and cited past harvest delays and storage problems linked to fuel oil crises.
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Des Moines
Iowa
UPI
Earl Butz
Butz
Nixon
Ralph Hoffstad
Fort Dodge Iowa
National Council of Farmer Coops Energy Committee
Charles Dibona
Mergy
Weather Outlook For Eastern Plains And Southwest
Eastern Plains mostly partly cloudy and warmer with widely scattered late afternoon and night time thundershowers today through Saturday. Breezy this afternoon with Clovis 86 56 Artesia 84 58 Lovington 86 60. Central Mountains partly afternoon and evening thunder showers today through Saturday. Breezy this afternoon. Santa Fe 78 46. Central and Southwest partly cloudy with no scattered afternoon and night time thundershowers today through Saturday. Breezy this afternoon. Las Cruces 88 57.
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Clovis
Artesia
Lovington
Central Mountains
Santa Fe
Las Cruces
Skylab Tests Okay Says White Sands
Preliminary weather observation tests aboard the Skylab spacecraft and at White Sands Missile Range were reported successful by range officials. Astronauts used a radiometer on the White Sands National Monument and lava beds while ground and air measurements supported the data as part of a satellite weather observation system calibration.
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White Sands
Reunited by newspaper story couple wed after 54 years
Irene Johnson aged 74 and Orville V. Smith 79 married Thursday, 54 years after engagement in Carrizozo New Mexico. They first linked in 1919 and renewed romance after an Albuquerque Tribune article in February. The pair plan a motor trip through the Southwest after the wedding.
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Howard Bryan
Smith
New Mexico
Chester Johnson
Cox Sought Halt To Watergate Hearings
Archibald Cox the new special prosecutor sought to halt Watergate Senate hearings. Senate sources say he asked to suspend hearings to aid future prosecutions but the request was rejected as impossible. The committee plans to call key witnesses including John Dean and Jeb Magruder after mid June.
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Cox
Jane Denison Washington
UPI
Archibald Cox
Senate
Washington Post
Senate Watergate Committee
Samuel Cash
Dash
Senate Committee
Daniel J. Gurney
R-Fla
Sam J. Ervin
Dn.c
White House
Jom N. Mitchell
Herman Talmadge
D-Gas
Ervin
North Carolina
Cash
Mitchell
Nixon
He. R. Haldeman
John D.ehrlichman
Justice Department
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Dean
Magruder
Unexpected Revenue Will Narrow Federal Budget Deficit
The administration said unexpected revenue from a booming economy would cut the 1973 deficit to 18 billion and bring 1974 deficit to about 2.7 billion. OMB attributed gains to higher tax collections, with 1973 receipts at 232 billion and outlays at 249.8 billion, while 1974 receipts reach 266 billion against 7 billion in expenditures.
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Gene Carlson W. Gton
UPI
Curral
Office of Management and Budget
OMB
Jahnson
Billio
Roy L. Ash
Ash
Congress
Clergy Reassignments At New Mexico Methodist Conference
At Glorieta the New Mexico Conference reassigns Rev. Edwin Chappell to fifth year at First United Methodist Lovington and Rev. Louis Crenshaw to fourth year in Tatum. Other pastors reassigned include Rev. James Miller to First Church Hobbs, Rev. David Mathins to Aldersgate Asbury Hobbs, Rev. George Riter to Dunice, Rev. Royce Herndon to Jal Wink, Rev. Joe Emanuel to Gallup, Rev. Doyle Riley to Ysleta, and Rev. Harold Cates to First Church Clovis. Eight new deacons ordained, plus elders Loyd Cain and others named.
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Edwin Chappell
Alfie Carleton
First United Methodist Church
Lovington
New Mexico
Glorieta
Louis Crenshaw
Tatum
Methodist
Carleton
James W. Miller
First Church
Hobbs
David Mathins
Aldersgate
Asbury
George Riter
Dunice
Royce Herndon
Wink
Joe Emanuel
Gallup
Doyle Riley
Tatum Methodist
Ysleta
St. Andrews
Albuquerque
Glorieta Upi
Albuquerqe
United Methodist Church
Thomas Cloyd
Tennessee
Samuel P. Emanuel
Millicent
David Jaeger
Asbury United Methodist Church
Alba- Mergie
James Reynolds
Stephen
Dan Craig
Lynn Tusha
Martin Guttmer
Loyd Cain
Roland McGregor
Guy Pearce
Bruce Maxwell
LeRoy Watkins
King Urges Voluntary Fuel Rationing Across New Mexico
Governor Bruce King urged state agencies to adopt voluntary fuel rationing and warned New Mexico could face a 20 percent shortfall in summer fuel. He outlined possible steps to mitigate shortages, including traffic reductions, vehicle maintenance, and promoting bicycles, while noting a need to coordinate with the Office of Emergency Preparedness.
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Santa FE
King
OEP
Darrel M. Trem
Office of Emergency Preparedness
Miss Wiggins to Enter Miss Black Teenage NM Pageant
Ella Wiggins 13, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lugene Wiggins of 317 Commercial St Lovington, will compete in the Miss Black Teenage New Mexico Pageant in Roswell on June 16. She is a seventh grader at Central Junior High and enjoys sports and dancing. her talent is singing. The pageant is at Pearson Auditorium on the New Mexico Military Institute Campus and starts at 8 00 p.m.
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Ella Wiggins
Lugene Wiggins
Commercial Street
Lovington
New Mexico
Roswell
Central Junior High
Pearson Auditorium
New Mexico Military Institute
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Graham
New Mexico Conference
Conference Board
Christian Social Concerns
Mama
Lugwig von Mises
Pompideau
Harvey i
Dllas
Texas
Eva Green
Jewell Henry
Skylab
Chappell
Crenshaw
Harold Cates
Lovington Methodist Minster
Wiggins
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