Young Democrats Attack Goldwater Campaign Tactics
New Mexico Young Democrats executive committee denounces Barry Goldwater and his party for extremist tactics and political philosophy. Five resolutions passed. quotes accuse campaign consultant Stephen Shadegg of endorsing Maoist strategies in past races. Release cites Donald Lukens, Young Republicans president, for a ten year plan to seize the press.
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Barry Goldwater
Republican Party
New Mexico Young Democrats
Holiday Inn
Goldwater
Stephen Shadegg
Sen. Goldwater
Senate
Northwest
Mao-Tse Tung
Shadegg
Donald Lukens
Young Republicans
New Haven
Conn
John Birch Society
New Mexico Young Democrats Back Johnson and Campbells Work
The New Mexico Young Democrats committee approved resolutions praising President Johnson’s Vietnam actions and Governor Jack Campbell’s northern district efforts. They deplored extremism from both left and right, supported a broader conservation program, and named Darryl Samples as head of Young Citizens for Johnson with regional coordinators. A constitutional convention for Young Democrats may be held in September or October, and Carlos Espinoza received $100 to cover travel to the national convention. The next meeting will be in Santa Fe over Labor Day weekend.
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New Mexico
Jack M. Campbell
Darryl Samples
Young Citizens For Johnson Movement
Carlos Espinoza
Espinoza
National Young Democrats
Santa Fe
Miss Wool 1965 Crowned Emily Adams of Vadito
Emily Adams 23 of Vadito wins the 1965 Miss Wool of New Mexico pageant in Roswell. First runner up Jeannie Stoneham of Lovington and Ellen Oppenheim of Albuquerque earned spots as finalists. Adams, a Highlands University junior, receives a 250 dollar scholarship and an all expenses paid trip to San Angelo for the national contest.
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Emily Adams
Vadito
New Mexico
Robin Read
Albuquerque
Miss Adams
Roswell Inn
Jeannie Stoneham
Lovington
Eastern New Mexico University
Ellen Oppenheim
University of New Mexico
Tatum Chamber of Commerce
Ralls Jones
Watson’s
Boellner’s
San Angelo
Tex
J. G. Adams
Las Vegas
N.M
Highlands University
Adams
Amarillo
Lions Club
Panhandle
Community Club
FHA
Bobbi Alcorn
Roswell
W. A. Ljungdahl
Las Cruces
George O’sullivan
Faywood
Lloyd Treat
Hope
Charles F. Riordan
al Snipes
Robert Corn
The
New Mexico Wool Growers Inc
Linda Allen
Wool
Texas
Rex Alcorn
Alcorn
Miss Wool
Alice Cates
Barbe Anne
Barbe
Bray- Moore Apparel
Elizabeth’s
Fashion Center
Factory Shoe
Frans Fashions
Huff's
Knndle’s
Montgomery Ward
Richmond
Chewning
Lear, Roebuck and Co
Sweetbriar
Tucker Bros. Apparel
Brettman
Air Force
Walker Air Force Base
Frank Gardner
Ave Pena
Millie Turner
Alberta
Kathleen Kimbrell
Preston
Harold Radcliff
Byron Lewis
Lynn Gardner
Ronny Sowell
Margaret (Penny) McPherson
New Mexico State University
Lucille Spencer
Western New Mexico University
Sandra Bason
New Mexico Highlands University
Baron Woolen Mills
Great Western Printing
Quida Felts
Charles
the Ritz
Reliable Motors
Valley Chevrolet
Paul’s House of Toys
Purdy Furniture Co
Vandys White
Knadle’s
Ruidoso Downs
le Mesa Park
Daniel Paint & Glass
Boellner’s Jewelry
Barringer Floral Co
Jack Campbell
Cabral
Johnson accuses Goldwater of loose nuclear weapon charges
President Johnson condemned Sen Barry Goldwater for making loose charges on nuclear weapons without justification. He said the charges hurt national security and world peace and urged Goldwater to clarify his position.
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Karl R. Bauman
Washington
Johnson
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Democratic Platform Eyes LBJ Stamp in Civil Rights Era
The Democratic platform draft predicts a document bearing the LBJ mark with no major battles over civil rights. Rep. Carl Albert leads hearings in Washington and Atlantic City with top officials testifying on foreign policy, defense, and veterans affairs as Johnson defends his nuclear warhead stance.
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Washington
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
San Francisco
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Police Clash With Viet Nam Protest in Times Square
In mid Manhattan on Saturday police battled a 250 strong leftist group protesting U.S. Viet Nam policy. About 30 demonstrators were arrested and several were dragged away or bleeding as officers and bystanders clashed near Times Square.
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New York
mid-Manhattan
Times Square
U.S
Viet Nam
Cuba
State Department
John F. Kennedy
GOP Leaders Get Marching Orders
GOP chairmen nationwide hear Barry Goldwater frame the race as a moral fight while setting a $13 million campaign budget and a 185000 precinct vote quota. Goldwater warns the public is frightened by graft and criticizes the current administration’s defense program. Miller pledges full support to GOP candidates to defeat Lady Bird Johnson in November.
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Walter R. Mears
Washington
Barry Goldwater
GOP
Dean Burch
Burch
Goldwater
Bobby Baker
Billie Sol Estes
Arizona
Baker
Robert S. McNamara
William E. Miller
New York
Miller
Gentleman Bird
Soviet pledge to aid Cyprus if invaded by foreign powers
The Kremlin said the Soviet Union will help defend Cyprus against foreign armed invasion and is ready to begin negotiations now. The move follows Cyprus President Makarios appeal after Turkish air attacks and signals a bid for an alliance in the Mediterranean.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Cyprus
Kremlin
Makarios
Republic of Cyprus
Mediterranean
Turkey
Greece
New Mexico Delegates Seated Front Row at Convention
New Mexico delegates will sit on the front row at the Democratic National Convention in Atlantic City later this month. Alternate delegates will be positioned at the rear of the convention hall.
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Washington
New Mexico
Atlantic City
Back to School section highlights Roswell and area updates
The Record previews its special Back to School section with preschool activities registration schedules faculty changes and enrollment estimates for Roswell and Chaves County schools. It also covers college news student events and parenting tips. The feature starts on page 21.
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Roswell
Chaves County
Fort Lewis College honors first president Dr Charles D Rea
In Durango Colorado a marker with a bas relief was unveiled to honor Dr Charles D Rea the first Fort Lewis College president. Rea later became associate professor of education at Humboldt State College Arcata California having served as president from 1949 to 1962.
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Durango
Colo
Charles D. Rea
Fort Lewis College
Rea
Humboldt State College
Arcata
Calif
Fort Lewis
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