Agriculture Tour and Senate Race Highlight New Mexico Event
Anderson Carter and Sen Joe Montoya appeared on the Meet-the-Candidates program during the New Mexico Farm and Livestock Bureau Convention. Carter spoke after a barbecue at Wool Bowl Stadium and shared a relaxed stance on dignity in office. The piece also notes William R Atchley a population genetics professor on a Fulbright in Melbourne.
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Anderson Carter
Lovington
US Senate
Joe Montoya
New Mexico Farm and Livestock Bureau
Carter
Wool Bowl Stadium
Clovis News Journal Names New Managing Editor
CAP S Southard, a native New Mexican and former Artesia Daily Press editor, named managing editor of the Clovis News Journal succeeding George Prothro who is returning to college. Southard previously edited Pratt Tribune and was news bureau editor at Eastern New Mexico University. In Flint, Sen Philip A Hart urged GI Forum delegates to launch a voter registration drive for Mexican Americans at their convention with about 400 delegates from 29 states.
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Clovis
Bill Southard
Pratt, Kan
Tribune
Clovis News Journal
News Journal
Charles Fischer
Southard
George Prothro
Prothro
New Mexico
Pratt
Eastern New Mexico University
Artesia Daily Press
Flint
Mich
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
GI Forum
Rural Growth Policy Outlined by Hardin at Farm Bureau
Secretary of Agriculture Clifford M Hardin spoke to about 3,000 at Woo Bowl Stadium Friday night as the New Mexico Farm and Livestock Bureau marked its 51st annual convention. He described a new national growth policy emphasizing rural development in agriculture and related areas.
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AL Stubbs
Hardin
New Mexico Farm and Livestock Bureau
Nixon
Hardin Addresses Roswell Farm Bureau Convention Crowd
Secretary of Agriculture Clifford M Hardin spoke to about 3 000 at the Wool Bowl Stadium in Roswell during a New Mexico Farm and Livestock Bureau convention. He backed a new rural migration strategy, praised New Mexico efforts, discussed the farm bill, pesticide testing, meat imports, and warned against emotional pesticide policy while praising sector growth and cooperation.
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America
New Mexico
Roswell
Canada
Everybod
Hardin
Pecos Valley
Protesters in Native Dress Lead Baton Rouge Parade
About 100 Indians in full headdress marched through downtown Baton Rouge on Saturday en route to a rally at the state capitol. They protested what they called poor living conditions in three Louisiana towns.
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Baton Rouge
State Capitol
Lousiana Fowns
Island ferry sinks off St Kitts Nevis with 75 dead
A ferryboat carrying an estimated 250 people sank in the narrows between St Kitts and Nevis. Reports say 75 bodies recovered and 30 survivors. Rescue operations involved police launches, boats, helicopters, US Navy and Coast Guard vessels, and a submarine. Survivors were taken to Nevis. conditions unclear.
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San Juan
US Coast Guard
Coast Guard
Air Force
Nags Head
St. Kitts
Nevis
AF Center Phased Out at Holloman AFB New Mexico
The Air Force Missile Development Center at Holloman Air Force Base ceased to exist as an administrative division in a Pentagon efficiency move. Under a spring deactivation plan, units were merged with functions at Kirtland AFB in Albuquerque Edwards AFB California and Eglin AFB Florida. Remaining Holloman personnel and activities under the Missile Center now report to the 6580th Air Base Group and the 6585th Test Group.
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Holloman Air Force Base
N.M (Ap
Air Force Missile Development Center
Pentagon
Missile Center Command
Kirtland Air Force Base
Albuquerque
Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Eglin Air Force Base
Fla
Holloman
Missile Center
6580Th Air Base Group
6585Th Test Group
Belfast Peace Is Threatened By Fire And Barricades
Saboteurs set a Belfast department store blaze and crowds tried to erect street barricades as a fragile peace imposed by British troops was unsettled. Shoppers were moved outside after an incendiary device sparked a small fire with no injuries. About 50 people gathered in the area where a youth was killed by troops the previous day.
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Rodney Pinder
Associated Press
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Subway Fire Traps Passengers In East River Tunnel
A broken third-rail cable sparked a fire in a smoke filled subway tunnel beneath the East River. One woman died and 53 people needed medical care as a 10 car train from Bowling Green station halted at 6 45 am. Passengers fled backward through smoke filled cars, some crawling to escape.
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Associated Press
NEW York
East River
Bowling Green
Manhattan
Smoke triggers delay as train evacuated after tunnel incident
A Brooklyn express train traveling toward Brooklyn entered a tunnel under the East River, causing 70 minutes to evacuate passengers. A 53 year old woman Brigid Mary O Shea died during evacuation as conductor Reginald Meyer and motorman Robert Raber assisted passengers. Police and firemen arrived 30 minutes after the incident due to the motorman lacking a two way radio. Mayor Lindsay demanded a full explanation from the MTA which said radios should have been installed and noted human error and lax safety measures as factors.
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East River
Brooklyn
John V. Lindsay
Metropolitan Transportation Authority
Ronan
MTA
Queens
Brigid Mary O’shea
Reginald Meyer
Robert Raber
South Vietnamese Repel Attack Near Cambodian Border
South Vietnamese forces beat back two enemy companies near the Cambodian border, killing 32 attackers while suffering 2 deaths and 17 wounded. In separate engagements, 30 North Vietnamese were killed in the north, with light government casualties.
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George Esper
Saigon Iap
Phum Krek
Phnom Penh
South Vietnam
Graham Withdrawal Sparks Highlands Controversy in New Mexico
In Las Vegas New Mexico a crowd heard UNM linguist Sabine Ulibarri comment on Dr Charles Graham withdrawal from Highlands presidentship amid regents turmoil. Legal action over race in hiring and a watchdog Citizens Board of Regents form part of the dispute.
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Las Vegas
Graham
Sabine Ulibarri
University of New Mexico
New Mexico Highlands
Lifeid
Ulibarri
Charles Graham
Wisconsin State University
New Highlands
Thomas Donnelly
Dist
Donald Martinez
Regents
John Aragon
Martinez
Supreme Court
Paul Tackett
Citizens Board of Regents
New Mexico
Facundino Valdez
Espanola
Jim Maldonado
James T. Burke
West Las Vegas Roman Catholic Church
Alibarri
Guadalupita Jaramillo
Highlands
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Cole Shin
William R. Atchley
Nisx
Reid Atchley
Michigan
Lawrence
Kaw
Department of Entomologs
Atchley
Melbourne
Australia
M. J. D. White
University of Melbourne
Dr. Atchley
University of Kansas
William Atchley
THE
Secretary of Agriculture
University of Nebraska
Roger Corbett
Clifford M Hardin
Wool Bowl
Corbett
New Mexico University
Unost
Mexico
United States
Tenuantepac
Jardin
Department of Agriculture
Lincoln County
LSDA
Congress
List Farm and Livestock Bureau
Roswell Inn
Manson
Farm Bureau
Subway
William Tow
William J. Ronan
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Laosi
Cambodia
Gov
David Cargo
Dean Robb
Gov. Cargo
Citizens Board
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