Nixon greeted by two million in Cairo on Middle East journey
President Nixon arrived in Cairo to a tumultuous welcome as Anwar Sadat greeted him at the airport and vowed a turning point in US Egyptian relations. The two leaders rode in an open car through cheering crowds and addressed a balcony crowd at the Koubbeh Palace, signaling potential progress toward peace in the region.
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UPI
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Anwar Sadat
Middle East
Youth attitudes shift toward work and family roles
The Institute of Life Insurance reports that U S youth favor married professional life and housewife roles shifts in views on women's place with fewer favoring full home dependence. Suburban living appeals to 37 percent, while money ranks high with 67 percent saving regularly.
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Institute of Life Insurance
U.S
Lavington
Mom
Lovington
Kissinger in Cairo Amid Leaks Threats and Debate
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger smiles in Cairo as Washington debates leaks and his possible resignation. Goldwater calls for a deep inquiry into leaks while Kissinger defends his role and asserts he will resign if cleared of wrongdoing. The Cairo stop follows Nixon's Mideast trip amid ceasefire talks and widespread concern over national security wiretaps.
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Mike Feinsilber
Washington
UPD
Barry M. Goldwater
ReAliz
Henry A. Kissinger
Goldwater
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Washington Post
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FBI
Post
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Cairo
UPI
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Austria
Nixon
Ziegler
Egypt
Isreal
Syria
Anwar Sadat
Abdel Aziz Higazi
Nixon Gadat
Alexander M. Haig
United States
Senators Split Over South Vietnam Aid Cut
New Mexico senators Mons toy a and Domenici voted opposite each other on a Defense Arms Bill amendment. Domenici joined the majority to defeat a measure reducing South Vietnam aid from 900 million to 750 million. Mons toy a voted for the proposal. The amendment failed by one vote 46 to 45.
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Washington
UPD
New Mexico
Joseph M. Monstoya
Pete Domenici
South Vietnam
Domenici
Monstoya
Weather outlook for Eastern Plains and North Central Mountains
Fair skies through Thursday with isolated afternoon and evening thundershowers in the Eastern Plains. Warm trend into Thursday with Clovis 58 to 95, Tucumcari 57 to 95, Lovington 62 to 98. North Central Mountains stay fair with showers possible in afternoons and early evenings Santa Fe 52 to 89.
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Tucumcari
Lovington
North Central Mountains
Santa Fe
Desalting Plant Plan Moves Forward Near Yuma
The House approved 403 to 8 a bill to authorize a 116.5 million desalting plant near Yuma Arizona to reduce Colorado River salinity for Mexico. The measure funds 34 million for groundwater pumping at San Luis and 82.7 million for salinity projects in Colorado Utah and Nevada.
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King declines talks on Farmington racial tensions
Gov. Bruce King will not participate in negotiations in Farmington but will be kept informed. Aide Frank DiLuzio will visit to gauge if group leaders are genuinely seeking solutions amid weeks of protests and a recent police‑Indians clash injuring an officer.
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Santa FE
UPD
Bruce King
Farmington
King
Frank DiLuzio
Powers Family Leaves $30,000 Job for Open Sea
Jerry Powers 34, a construction engineer, will quit his $30,000 a year job next spring to sail with his wife Brenda and two teen sons aboard a 40 foot homemade sailboat Serenity II. They sold their home, lived in an 18 foot trailer near Lafayette north of Denver, and started building the boat, aiming to launch in Puget Sound next spring.
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Baja
Calif
City Okays 5 Million In IR Bonds
Lovington city commission approves municipal industrial revenue bonds totaling 5 million to finance phase two of the Tipperary resources anhydrous ammonia plant at the Denton field. Seven residents attend to protest police chief Polson’s leadership but no action is taken. Rice Engineering and Koch Industries receive industrial park easements and Ken Larsen of Albuquerque advances a two phase city master plan. Clowe and Down of Roswell win a 1300 foot pipe contract at 2.70 per foot.
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Tipperary Resources
Denton Field
J.E. Polson
Walter Beverly
L.B. Baker
Johnny Stoneham
Bernice Castleberry
J.D. Driver
Winnie Jeffrey
Wink
Jim Black
Dorothy McKinney
Beverly
Rice Engineering and
Koch Industries
Ken Larsen
Albuquerque
Clowe and Down
Roswell
North Lea Medical Fund Tops $31,000
Lovington North Lea County drive reports cash on hand of 31 605 at a Chamber luncheon. Jim McCrory notes a possible large mailing and focus on recruiting doctors, with plans for a regional hospital district and a five to seven year timeline. Al Rogers and Bob Ward outline bylaws filing and tax exempt status as the effort expands with volunteer participation challenges.
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Lovington
North Lea County
al Rogers
North Sea Health
Rogers
Bob Ward
Mark Kennedy
John Humphrey
Joe Andrews
Ed Roberts
Allen Church
W. H. Graham
Cynthia McCrory
McCrory
Gus Gallini
Lovington board rejects Bra shear appeal and hires staff
Lovington School Board accepted one resignation and hired two teachers and a head coach. Jim Wilburn joins as head baseball and junior varsity basketball coach from Denver City. Barry Tinsley to lead coaching with other hires planned. Mrs. Virginia Ballinger named fifth grade teacher at Yarbro. transfer reconsideration for Carol Brashear denied. The board gave administration authority to fill vacancies and discussed July hiring.
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Lovington
Joe Adams
Indiana
Jim Wilburn
Central
Denver
Barry Tinsley
Virginia Ballinger
Yarbro
Llano
Carol Brashear
Parkview
John Benge
Bob Kerby
Merrill Norton
Ben Alexander
Joe Trujullo
Central Junior High
Wilburn
Regents Back Frank Angel At Highlands
The New Mexico Highlands University board of regents expressed confidence in President Frank Angel after a faculty poll showed most respondents doubting his administration. A resolution praised Angel's constructive efforts and cited expected cooperation to address campus issues. The regents named Dr. Alonzo Atencio as academic dean and Fedelino Muniz as chief finance officer.
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Santa Fe, N.M
UPD
Board of Regents of
New Mexico Highlands University
Highsands
Frank Angel
Angel
Reegents
Las Vegas
Alonzo Atencio
Fedelino Muniz
Atencio
University of New Mexico School of Medicine
Merritt W. McGahan
Funeral services for Mrs Jeddie D Miller in Lovington
Funeral services are set for Thursday at 2 p.m. in the Smith Rogers Chapel for Mrs Jeddie D Miller 47 a Lovington resident since 1960 and Good Samaritan Center inmate since June 1970. Rev James Dobbins of New Hope Baptist Church will officiate. Interment follows at Lovington Cemetery.
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Jeddie D. Miller
Lovington
Smith-Rogers
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