Rumor Factory Tour Shows How False News Spreads
In Washington a tour of a fictional rumor factory portrays how raw facts mixed with gossip and fantasy become hot rumors. Foreman Clarence explains daytime operations, distribution via taxis and press clubs, and quality control that rejects fragile rumors.
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Art Buchwald
Washington
Clarence
Vietnam
Chicago
Reluctant Taxpayer Interpreting Enacting
A dialogue at the Treasury features a “Big Boy” explaining how Treasury interprets rather than creates tax law. They discuss Industrial Bonds, tax exempt status before and after March 15, 1968, and the limits of Treasury action amid congressional inaction.
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William L. Raby
CPA
Treasury Department
Big Boy
Treasury
Congress
Highly Flavored Tunc Durrell Novel Review
Lawrence Durrell’s Book Review praises a lushly written, exotic tale set in Athens Istanbul and London. It centers on Felix Charlock and the firm Merlin with Benedicta, blending bizarre characters, surreal happenings, and a teaser of a sequel.
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Lawrence Durrel
Dutton
Athens
Istanbul
London
Felix Charlock
Merlin
Charlock
Julian Pehievi
Benedicta
Firm
Durrell
Borrowed Squirbs Poem Viewpoint on Women Attire
A fragmentary verse notes a rare woman and her attire at gatherings. The speaker questions fashion and encounters and lightly critiques social appearances without explicit events or outcomes.
Language Pitfalls and Laughs Hal Boyle Reflects On English
Hal Boyle surveys English language traps and misuses in a light column. He flags common misstatements and offers humorous examples showing how phrasing can mislead or embarrass, noting how even well intentioned words can backfire in public.
Roswell Daily Record Masthead and Business Contacts
Roswell Daily Record features Albert A Stuess managing editor Jimmy C Cox advertising manager and M N Migginsotham business manager. The paper lists subscription rates in advance for Roswell and trade territory by carrier with home delivery options.
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Chaves County
Matt
Roswell
Trade
Roswell Fire Reward Offer Stands For Suspect arrest
A group of Roswell citizens offers a $500 reward for information leading to arrest and conviction of those responsible for a downtown fire that destroyed Fendley’s and Fabry’s on March 3. The reward remains on deposit until apprehension. Contact Roswell Police Department for confidential tips.
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Roswell
Fendley’s
Fabry’s
Cooperative cleanup along Roswell RIAC access road proposed
The Roswell city discusses a cooperative plan to clean and beautify land along the RIAC access road after a narrow land take. Officials note lack of zoning rules in the area and consider mutual benefit deals with property owners to improve access and property values while reducing demolition costs.
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Roswell Industrial Air Center
Planning and Zoning Commission
Hoyt McMinn
Air Center
J C Penney Looks Ahead At 93 On Portland Visit
Businessman J C Penney, founder of the Penney stores, in Portland Oregon during a scholarship event for 4 H leaders expressed optimism for the next decade. He spoke of joining many organizations and meeting young leaders who may become future governors presidents and business heads.
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J. C. Penney
Portland
Ore
Toose
Mr. Penney
New Mexico Eyes Medicaid Budget Hit as Title 19 Costs Rise
The Title 19 Medicaid program may face sharp cuts in New Mexico as fiscal 1969 appropriations fail to match federal funds. Health officials seek a 2.8 million welfare boost. an 800 thousand state hike increased the federal loss to 6 to 8 million. May 6 budget deadline looms. cuts undecided.
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Fred Buckles
Santa FE
New Mexico
John Jasper
Jasper
Health Social Services Board
Ed Hartman
State Finance Department
New York
California
Railbirds
Cargo
Carrie Tingley Hospital
Truth Or Consequences
Fort Bayard Special Hospital
Meadows Home For the
Las Vegas
Roswell Rehabilitation Center
History Highlights: Key Revolutionary War and Virginia Massacre Dates
On April 18, 1775 Paul Revere warned of British advance. In 1644 about 300 colonists died in the second Indian massacre in Virginia.
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Associated Press
Paul Revere
Charlestown
Virginia
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