07 Mar 1963
Page 9
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Newspaper
New Mexico News Digest
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1963
Page
9
A satirical column attacks New Mexico's fiscal woes with radical ideas including secession and foreign aid loans to repay Yugoslavia. It critiques annual sessions, state tax policy, and outsourcing expertise while mocking political pressure and March winds from the statehouse. The piece weaves quotes from James Copley and references Taos toll bridge plans, urging constitution-based governance and costly borrowed schemes.
A passage describes about 60 million Indians facing severe caste discrimination. It highlights harsh conditions of Central India groups living on village margins, forced to surrender earnings to masters, and barred access in public spaces. It cites the Tiers in South India barred from streets and the Chumars doomed to a shoemaking caste as the lowest trade.
A collage of brief items. Mrs Vernon Palmer’s car theft case quickly switches to a UK appeal reducing John Lawrie’s jail term to three years. NH House defeats a short shorts ban as Rep Charland claims his shorts claim. James Scharback at Great Lakes Naval Training Center receives a draft order. Beverly bans belly dancers but allows certain dances. Penobscot Indians seek a moose hunting season on their land. Lawrence Scanlan claims 1151 revolutions in a clothes dryer. Sydney Tutter wins a halfpenny damages suit. Ada Roe, 105, congratulated by Buckingham Palace while working. Sidney Chandler jailed for still-undischarged bankruptcy with a son as secretary. Duke of Bedford opens Woburn Abbey to one visitor amid heavy snow. Frank Hobbs recovers a stolen $250 hamburger, but lettuce costs extra.
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