Best of Both Worlds Desired By Sen Ervin On Equal Rights Amendment
Sen Sam J. Ervin Jr proposes a Senate substitute to the House equal rights amendment that would retain laws protecting women and exempt them from the draft. He warns the House version could invalidate many existing laws benefiting women and create a legal vacuum. The Senate Judiciary Committee agreed to take testimony, while Majority Leader Mansfield moves to a post Labor Day floor vote.
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Associated Press
Washington
Sam J. Ervin Jr
House
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Senate
Congress
Ervin
Senate Judiciary Committee
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Judiciary Committee
Mansfield
Land Bank Meeting to Host Roswell Delegation
About 150 members of the Federal Land Bank Association of Roswell gather in Roswell for a Wednesday night business session at the Roswell Inn. Elections will fill two three year director terms. Main speaker Dr William E Baldwin of Portales will speak on psychology. The meeting includes registration at 2 10 pm and a buffet dinner at 7. The district group plans to host the Colorado New Mexico Federations annual meeting next month drawing around 300 delegates September 27 29.
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Federal Land Bank Association of
Roswell
Vonnie Jasper
Roswell Inn
Jasper
Colorado-New Mexico Federations of Land Bank Associations
Jones Firm Wins Two Taos County Road Contracts
In Santa Fe the Highway Commission with Gov. Cargo awarded two federally aided recreation road contracts to J. W. Jones Construction of Albuquerque. The Arroyo Seco to Taos Ski Valley nine mile road and the Red River to Wheeler Peak six mile road will be funded by 80 percent from the Economic Development Administration plus 260000 state funds. Completion dates and costs are given for both projects.
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SANTA
Jones
Arroyo Seco-Taos
Red River
Roswell Man Granted Bond In Larceny Case
Luther M Cullins, 30, of 404 Pine, advised of rights in Magistrate Court on a larceny over $100 charge. Police say money went missing from a Roswell residence. Magistrate Kent Shannon set bond at $1500, and Cullins was released on bond.
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Roswell
Luther M Cullins
Pine
Kent Shannon
Cullins
Fed Eases Money Flow to Aid Housing and Governments
The Federal Reserve Board cut the reserve on large time deposits from 6 to 5 percent and kept small deposits at 3 percent. It also set a 5 percent reserve on proceeds from commercial paper, effective Sept. 17. The move aims to boost lending for housing and state local governments, though checking reserves remain unchanged.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Banks
Activism Forecast As NSA Elections Loom
St Paul AP The National Student Association presidency race shows leading candidates predicting another year of student activism. Delegates begin balloting to select leaders for the next year as four of eight candidates cite cultural change repression and poverty as ongoing issues.
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ST. Paul, Minn
National Student Association
NSA
Washington
Pollution Free Engine Production Scheduled
Sarasota scientist Wallace L. Minto announces a multimillion dollar contract for mass production of a pollution free Freon powered engine for Datsun autos. The Kinetics Corp. says a breathable exhaust will be produced with a demonstrator in six months and a production prototype in 18 months.
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Datsun Automobiles
Wallace L. Minto
Sarasota
Minto
Kinetics Corp
Nissan Motor Co
Datsun
Freon
duPont Company
Union Carbide Co
Unco
Project Rulison Test Burnings Begin In Colorado
GRAND VALLEY Colo AP Project Rulison gas tests start late today to study how wind and weather affect dissipation of radioactive isotopes from the underground nuclear blast. Drillers reentered the cavity at Battlement Mesa 45 miles east of Grand Junction and flared 147000 cubic feet of gas on Aug 1.
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Rulison
Battlement Mesa
Grand Junction
Layton J. O'Neill
AEC Radiation Health
NASA Keeps 200 At Apollo Test Site East Of Las Cruces
Senator Anderson reports NASA will retain 200 employees at the Apollo test site east of Las Cruces until June 30, 1972, instead of 50. The move follows a NASA official’s note that the site should be kept attractive for potential users, aligning with Apollo and Skylab test needs.
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IAP
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Las Cruces
Clinton P. Anderson
D-N.m
Anderson
NASA
George Low
White Sands
Rites for Albert Arnold and others scheduled in Roswell area
Funeral services set for Albert Minnis Arnold at 2 p.m. Wednesday at LaGrone Funeral Chapel Roswell with military graveside details by American Legion Post 28. Arnold lived in Roswell 12 years worked as a service station attendant, survived by wife Bonnie Lee Arnold a son and several daughters and stepsons. Also listed are services for Lewis W Hammond 81 at South Park Cemetery with American Legion Post 29 involvement and Rabbi Arthur Benny Clark officiating. Additional ceremonies include Air Force CWO Wesley Mellard 34 formerly of Roswell buried at Santa Fe National Cemetery with Fitzgerald Son Funeral Home officiating. Surviving relatives cover a wide spread including spouses children and siblings.
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Albert Minnis Arnold
N. Richardson
Arnold
Roswell
Allen Milligan
New Hope Primitive Baptist Church
American Legion
Bonnie Lee Arnold
Glen Arnold
Mlinois
Jeanette Bauer
Fe] Paso
Norma Jean Weser
Marshall
N. D
Bill Means
Robert Lee Means
Jimmy Wayne Means
Cuarrizozo
Dennis Means
Pfe
Ronald Dean Means
Vietnam
Elmer Arnold
Princeville
Ore John Arnold
Charles Arnold
Eugene
Ore
Mma Land
Central Point
Lewis W. Hammond
South Park
Charles M deBremond
Arthur Benny Clark
Charles Richardson
George al Spain
Kennard Johnson
Jack Cathey
George
Patton
Bill” Wells
Ballard Funeral Home
Air Force Cwo Wesley
Mellard
Albuquerque
Aim
Fitzgerald & Son Funeral Home
Santa Fe National Cemetery
Clarice
Hue Albuquerque
Hairnets for Men Help Auto Workers In Sheffield
In Sheffield England AP reports Newton Chambers engineering issues hairnets to male apprentices with long hair near moving machinery. The notice follows two accidents at Third and Kentucky and Fifth and Man with drivers Mary M Jacot and Francee Louise Solsberg among unnamed injuries. Grady Loyd Fannin and Ivan Curtis Jr cited for following too closely after a 1:52 p.m. incident at Fifth and Man.
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Mary M Jacot
Davidson Prive
Francee Louise Solsberg
Hervey
Grady Loyd Fannin
Salinas
Calif
Ivan Curtis, Jr
Norris Curtis
Sheffield
England
Newton Chambers Engineering Company
Markets Rise as Trading Stays Moderate in New York
The New York Stock Market closed higher with the Dow up over 75 points as late buying momentum pushed major indexes, including Industrials and Transports, into positive territory. Meanwhile Chicago cattle and Denver hogs moved unevenly with slight gains and declines across different classes in early trading.
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New York
New Mexico Board to Hear Appeal Over Athletic Realignment
The State Board of Education debated becoming an appeal agency for New Mexico Activities Association decisions. A proposed regulation would let the board review contested athletic district realignments, but the majority voted to keep the board out of internal association affairs.
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Santa FE Lap
Siile Board of Education
New Mexico Activities Association
Lavington
Tucumcéart
Portales
Albuquerque St Pius Albuquerque Academy
Bernalillo Lavington
Albuquerque Academy
State Board of Education
The
Activities Association
Charles Murphy
Clovis
Murphy
K. 1. Langly
Tucumcari
Explosion at Vacant Omaha House Kills Officer
Investigators probe a blast at a Near North Side Omaha residence that killed Patrolman Larry D Minard and injured seven others after officers responded to a phony call. Deputy Chief Glen Gates says a booby trap may have caused the explosion when Minard encountered a suitcase.
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Glen Gates
Larry D Minard
Omaha Force
North Side
Minard
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