Broadcasters Face New Cigarette Ad Rules And Attitudes
A columnist questions FCC plans to require cigarette ad time for opposing views. He argues stations should not bear responsibility for ad claims and notes bold ad copy from Madison Avenue. He cites cancer studies and a personal tale of smoking-related illness to while urging personal choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sammy
Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Southwest
Venture
Ventures
Rabies Cases Rise Across New Mexico This Year
The State Health Department reports 21 animal rabies cases so far this year, up from six at the same point last year and well above the five year average of 10. New confirmed cases include a Santa Fe County skunk a Chaves County fox and a Lea County horse.
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State Health Department
Santa Fe
Chaves
Lea County
Cullen Akins to Speak at Lovington Ladies Night
West Texas speaker Cullen Akins a BaroidNational Lead sales rep and former Odessa Chamber of Commerce Speakers Bureau chair will headline Lovington Rotary Ladies Night. Also appearing is Diane Ramsey Miss Lovington who will soon represent the community.
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West Texas
Lovington
A. C. (Cullen) Akins
Baroid Division
National Lead Company
Akins
Odessa Chamber of Commerce
Lions International
Diane Ramsey
Akins Sec
Coordinated Four Corners Highway Plan Seeks Federal Funds
Albuquerque highway officials announced a coordinated 50 to 60 million dollar Four Corners highway program. Tom Trotter John Sudderth and L G Boles met Arizona Utah and Colorado officials in Phoenix to discuss area redevelopment funds modeled after the Appalachia program.
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Albuquerque
Tom Trotter
Four Corner
Trotter
Commission
John Sudderth
L. G. Boles
Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
Utah
Colorado
Four Corners
Appalachia
Fede
Uncommitted NM GOP Delegation May Back Reagan
California Republicans raise money and hope Reagan enters the 1968 presidential race. Reagan says he is not a candidate but acknowledges potential draft pressure as party conservatives back Nixon with moderates eyeing Rockefeller and McCall urges unity for delegates.
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Bill Boyarsky
Sacramento
Calif
California
Ronald Reagan
Prsidential
Reagan
White House
Max Rafferty
Thomas H. Kuchel
Rafferty
Michigan
George Romney
Richard M. Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Omaha
Neb
West Yellowstone
Mont
Oregon
Tom McCall
Rockefeller
New Mexico
McCall
Nixon
Barry Goldwater
Sec
Sudderth Calls For Impeachment Of Gov Cargo
Sudderth, chairman of the State Highway Commission, urged Gov. David F. Cargo’s impeachment in a reaction to Cargo’s remarks about problems at the Highway Department. Cargo, contacted at the Governors Conference in Jackson, Wyoming, said he had no comment and noted he had not seen the statement.
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United States
McCall
Reagan
White House
John A. Love
Colorado
Love
David M. Cargo
New Mexico
Cargo
Romney
Sudderth
Santa FE
State Highway Commission
John F. Sudderth
David F. Cargo
Highway Department
Jackson
Wyo
Jack M
Camp‘bell
John Q. Thaxton
Raton
Hugh Milton
Las Cruces
Milton
New Assistant DA Named for Lea County New Mexico
Leland A. Stone named assistant district attorney for Lea County replacing Joseph Walton who resigns to join private practice. Stone currently serves as senior attorney for the New Mexico Public Service Commission in Santa Fe and will reside in Lovington after relocating with his family.
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Lea County
New Mexico
Pat Hanagan
Roswell
Leland A. Stone
New Mexico Public Service Commission
Stone
Loveington
Santa Fe
Joseph O. Walton
Waleton
Hanagan
Witt Challenges Vets Exemption in New Mexico Court
New Mexico Attorney General Boston Witt has challenged the constitutionality of the veterans property tax exemption in Santa Fe District Court. The suit, filed Wednesday for Los Alamos County assessor William C. Overton, seeks to strike down the exemption as unconstitutional.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Boston Witt
Santa Fe District Court
Los Alamos County
William C. Overton
Witt
Overton
Vietnam
UN Hears Chorus of Attacks On Israel
At the United Nations General Assembly the dispute over Jerusalem's Old City grows. Delegations from Saudi Arabia Malaysia Peru and Yugoslavia press for withdrawal or international status while Israel enlarges Jerusalem including the Old City. Jordan's King Hussein and the U.S. State Department voice concern and warn against hasty moves.
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Israel
Charles Storer
United Nations
N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
Old City
Jerusalem
Omar Sakkar
Saudi Arabia
Raja Aznam
Enrique Garcia Sayan
Assembly
Egypt
Jordan
Syria
Danilo Lekic
Yugoslavia
Old
Pakistan
Turkey
Spain
Peru
U.N
Palestine
Hussein
U.S. State Department
Security Council
United States
Washington
U.S
Waits Wins Top Honors in Writers' Workshop
Mrs. Marjorie Waits an English instructor at New Mexico Junior College won first place in the short story contest at the Annual Writers Workshop hosted by Eastern New Mexico University. She received a 35 dollar cash prize for "Independence Cafe" donated by Shamrock Oil Company. Hamilton P. Avegno of ENMU faculty offered critique noting strong dramatic movement and suggesting potential sale to the New Mexico Historical Journal.
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Marjorie Waits
New Mexico Junior College
Eastern New Mexico University
New Mexico Historical Journal
Tijerina Captured When Asleep
Reies Lopez Tijerina, 40, leader of the Tierra Amarilla raid, says he fell asleep en route from northern New Mexico to Albuquerque, leading to his capture near Bernalillo. He denies aiming to create a northern Cuba and says he would surrender to clear the issue. He is jailed without bond at the state penitentiary.
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Santa FE
Tierra Amarilla
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Reies Lopez Tijerina
San Ysidro
Bernalillo
Tijerina
David V. Cargo
State Penitentiary
Cuba
F Cr
Federal Alliance of Land Grants
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American Cancer Society
FCC
Head Start
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Cullen Akins
Ladies Night
Leland A, Stone
Torney
Grant
Hidalgo
Luna Counties
Silver City
New
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