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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1973

Page

2

Observer Salutes Philanthropic Aims

The OBSERVER praises the Arabian Horse Association of New Mexico and Rio Rancho for fundraising for St. Joseph Hospital Cancer Unit. At the Eleventh Annual All Arabian Horse Show over $7,000 was raised though not all counted. Proceeds from the Second Annual Jimmy Durandc Durandc Dale Robertson Rio Rancho Golf Classic at Rio Rancho Golf and Country Club June 30 July are donated to the hospital to equip the cancer unit in operation since 1930.

Arabian Horse Association of Rio Rancho Golf and Country Club Maloney State Arabidin Association Rio Rancho

Pentagon falsified 1967 intel and Tet surprise in 1968

Weekly Special exposes how Joint Chiefs underestimated Viet Cong strength in 1967 using a Graham memo and CIA data, leading to a false Johnson outlook. Claims orders tampered with enemy figures and LBJ was misled. Also reports Watergate impact on foreign affairs, with Nixon’s diplomacy weakened, European devaluation hopes, Spain restricting bases, and Brezhnev negotiations shaping the summit agenda.

Washington Pentagon Joint Chiefs Daniel Graham Graham Central Intelligence Agency Johnson LBJ Fie Europe Asia Nixon

Hidden listening devices flood cheap market says police

Sacramento police say inexpensive electronic bugging gear is readily available and easy to convert into covert listening devices. Lt. Ed Burt notes components can monitor lines for about $20 and a mic transmitter can be built for under $50, while store managers warn buyers about the risks and uses.

Stephen Stills Ed Burt Sacramento, Calif Burt Unite

Letters to the Observer Invite Mid-Valley Feedback

The Observer invites residents to send typed signed letters with address and phone number for publication. Include comments on current events or suggestions for the mid valley area. Names may be printed. addresses and phones may be withheld if requested. Word limit 250.

Observer Mid-Valley

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