Morocco unrest ripples through Tunisia amid Soviet pressure
Henry J. Taylor reports from Tunis that Moroccan upheaval shocks Tunisia and heightens Soviet pressure on the region. President Bourguiba, recovering from surgery, touts strong US ties while warning of Red influence, with Beijing agents expelled after a Tunis visit.
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Henry J. Taylor
Tunis
Morocco
Tunisia
North Africa
Turkey
Israel
Mediterranean
Algeria
U.S.S.R
Habib Bourguiba
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
Switzerland
John Calhoun
United States
Hassan
Marrakest
Soviet Union
Malta
Bourguiba
Egypt
Nixon
Peking
Libya
America
Free World
Navy ships command flagged as obsolete emergency plans
A classified Pentagon report criticizes NAVSHIPS for outdated contingency plans and poor emergency readiness. It notes unreviewed action documents, ill prepared mobilization plans, and sonar certification lapses for submarines. Admiral Sonenshein defends efforts while acknowledging funding constraints and required reforms. Over 100 shrimpers pursue damages from the 1970 Chevron spill.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Navy
Pentagon
Naval Ship Systems Command
Ships Command
G.E. Moore II
Nathan Sonenshein
Ships System Command
Sonenshein
Son
Louisiana
Chevron
Gulf of Mexico
Questioning Fathers By Young Adults Sparks Insight
An eight adult panel argues that young people aged 18 to 25 often ask the right questions and think incisively. A retired colonel shares a father son exchange about how men choose friends revealing that youths judge motives and push for truthful dialogue. The piece champions curiosity over easy answers and notes generational balance.
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Air Force
Roswell Considers Girls Welfare Home Halfway House
Civic leaders hear a tentative plan to locate a girls welfare home segment as a halfway house. If accepted it could bring 150000 to 300000 dollars to the community via the agency's budget. Residents would house at RIAC and attend local schools.
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Roswell
RIAC
Roswell Chamber of
Statewide study urged for school district reorganization
In Santa Fe a review finds Roosevelt and Lea Counties show extreme admin costs per pupil with Portales and Hobbs among the lower and higher ends. Proposals urge reorganizing districts without consolidating campuses, aiming to redirect funds to classrooms while lawmakers discuss East‑West Las Vegas mergers and broader district restructurings.
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Causey
Roosevelt County
Albuquerque
Casey
Elida
Floyd
Dora
Portales
New Mexico
Lea County
Hobbs
Tatum
Lovington
Jal
Eunice
Eddy County
Carlsbad
William Upton
Deeming
East Las Vegas
West Las Vegas
Fred Pomeroy
Ray Leger
Little House
Quay County
Encino
Vaughn
Maxwell
Springer
Roy Mosquero
Mosquero
House
Wagaker
David Salman
D-Mora
Legislative School Study Committee
Salman
Las Vegas
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Food For
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Howard Leach
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American School of Chicago
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