Summer tourism boom fills Mississippi inns to capacity
Ken Dixon reports from Meridian about a nationwide wave of travelers booking up motels and inns. He narrates nights spent sleeping in a trailer court after failed searches for vacancies, warning readers to reserve rooms to avoid long, tiring waits on the road. A late anecdote shows a police inquiry about a lost boy at a fairground.
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Meridian
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America
Atlantic City
Hattiesburg
Laurel
Memphis
Mobile
Pensacola
Tulsa
Richmond
Houston
Cuban teacher joins Roswell from Havana
Miss Mari ana Alexander of Havana Cuba has moved to Roswell from San Francisco California. She teaches Spanish and English with high credits in university summer courses and has applied to the New Mexico State Department of Education for a teaching certificate. She aims to teach in secondary schools or college.
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Havana
Cuba
Roswell
San Francisco
Calif
Miss Alexander
Segundo Rigal
Miami
Rigals
Vassar
Boston
Michigan
State Department of Education
Santa Fe
Goldwater Seeks Spellman Blessing With Quiet Meeting
Drew Pearson reports Goldwater met Cardinal Spellman in New York last week but did not secure a campaign photo or blessing. Goldwater criticized Johnson over Tonkin Gulf, urged parochial schools can receive federal aid if any, while Spellman remained mostly noncommittal.
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Francis Cardinal Spellman
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Johnson
Lou Nichols
FBI
Schenley
Tonkin Gulf
Robert Kennedy
Kennedy
Congress
Cardinal Spellman
Eisenhower
Nixon
Split in San Miguel Angers Democrats in May Clash
Santa Fe reports a widening Democratic rift in San Miguel as Dist Atty Tiny Martinez factions clash with Apples Duran backers over county chairmanship. Montoya seeks unified party and big margins north against Mechem while Martinez bloc claims influence at state level.
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Duran
Albuquerque
West Las Vegas High School
Statehouse
Clint Anderson
Wheels
Washington
Johnny Walker
Fabian Chavez
Congress
Walker
Chavez
Montoya
Sandoval
Pena Blanca
Jack Redman
Ed Mechem
Pals
Bob Perry
No Hamburgers Today Fortunate Community Attitudes
An editorial stresses the impact of tourist service on a community and cites local incidents in Otero and surrounding counties. It argues that poor service harms visitor impressions and hurts the economy, urging better customer care across all local establishments.
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Otero
Chaves
Carlsbad
DeBaca
Lincoln County
Sierra Blanca
Plans to seal tax loopholes to raise up to two hundred million
Treasury and congressional tax experts draft measures to close loopholes and boost annual revenue by 100 to 200 million dollars. The Santa Fe railroad seeks emergency ICC power to rapidly implement reduced rates on vegetable and apple shipments from Roswell, according to local agent B F Rose.
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Treasury
Congressional
Santa Fe Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Roswell
B.F. Rose
Santa Fe
Procrastination Week Highlighted in Policy Rhetoric
The article notes that many people fit the role of observers during National Procrastination Week, framing it as a commentary on common practices. It reflects a societal stance rather than reporting a specific event or person.
Roswell Daily Records subscription rates and staff
The Roswell Daily Records lists advertising manager Jimmy C. Cox and managing editor Albert A. Stubbs along with business manager R. M. Higginbotham. Subscription rates are shown for Chaves County by mail and for other counties and states, with home delivery by carrier options and monthly and quarterly pricing.
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Albert A. Stubbs
R. M. Higginbotham
Chaves
Roswell
Casiuitarn
Menteene Access
North Main Street
New Mexico
Editorials Elsewhere on Meat Imports and Pope Paul VI
The Albuquerque Journal reports Sen. Edwin L. Mechem criticizing President Johnson’s stance against a bill to cut meat imports by about 30 percent. Mechem warns of political consequences if vetoed after House action, while noting potential harm to U.S. livestock and trade talks. Also praised is Pope Paul VI for calling atheistic communism a sham and pledging to resist its denial, contrasting with softer lines on communism.
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Phil Carter
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Boston
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Prentice
Barry Goldwater
Ed Mechem
Glenn Emmons
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New Mexico
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State Penitentiary
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Lower Valley Optimist Club Bulletin of
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Eax
Drew Pearson
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Walter Barton
American Psychiatric Association
Fact Magazine
AMA
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Perle Mesta
Perle
Carol Channing
Lyndon
Dolly
LBJ
Edna Kelly
Brooklyn
Edna
Henry Cabot Lodge
Vietnam
Will Harrison
Friends of the
Los Lunas Hospital
Jack Campbell
Robert Perry
Roswell Daily Records
Jimmy C. Cox
Advertising Manager
Roswell, N. M
Associated Press
Pope Paul VI
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