Ice harvest memory warms a Roswell photographer’s view
Jim MacFarland of Roswell shares an old Dixon's Pond ice harvesting tale from the 1930s and 1940s near Booton New Mexico. He notes natural ice can be colder and longer lasting than ice made by man and reflects on current warming and cooling days.
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Jim MacFarland
Roswell
Dixon’s Pond
Booton
N.M
U.S.A
MacFarland
Wage-price freeze effects vary locally after Nixon order
A week after Nixon ordered wage and price controls, local impact differs. Teachers and city workers face unchanged or reduced pay, while some administrative staff move to new schedules. Public reaction ranges from Support to concern about late implementation and possible price hikes before year end.
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Nixon
Roger Luginbill
Las Cruces
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Hoyt McMinn
Mountain Bell Telephone Co
Gale Cox
Volkswagen
Congress
Roswell
Birth of Bernadette Devin's daughter in Magherafelt
Belfast report states Bernadette Devin 24 year old Northern Ireland MP and civil rights campaigner gave birth to a daughter at Magherafelt Hospital County Londonderry today. The unwed mother and child are reported well though the birth was not expected for another month. Four area youths were injured in two motorcycle accidents near Dexter on NM 190. Injured were Ruben Gomez 14 Jesus Gonzales 12 Leonard Sisneros 14 and Raul Turin 13. Sisneros and Gomez cited for careless driving and not wearing helmets.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Bernadette Devin
Magherafelt
Londonderry
Dexter
N.M
Ruben Gomez
Jesus Gonzales
Leonard Sisners
Raul Turin
Roswell
Sisneros
Gomez
Prison mutiny on Shilmi Island leaves 30 dead in Seoul area
A group of 23 prisoners mutinied on Shilmi Island in the Yellow Sea, seized weapons, hijacked a civilian boat and a passenger bus, and reached Yongdungpo in Seoul before a deadly gun battle left 30 dead, including 12 prison officials. Police and military tied down the incident as defense minister Jung Naehiuk resigned to take responsibility.
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Seoul
Yellow Sea
Jung Naehiuk
Shilmi
Ichon
U.S
Defense Minister
Shilmi Island
Inchon
Yongdungpo
Chung Hee Park
North Korea
Closer look turns terrifying near Spirit of 76 train
Henry Ager, 27, waited at a rail crossing in Winter Haven Florida for the Spirit of 76 train when another car struck his vehicle pushing it onto the tracks. The engine bore down and his car was mangled as he barely escaped injury.
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Winter Haven
Fla
Henry Ager
Ager
Henderson charged with deceit pattern in My Lai case
The court martial of Col. Oran K. Henderson opens with a government claim of a pattern of deceit to conceal the killing of civilians at My Lai on March 16 1968. Prosecutor Maj. Carroll Tichenor says Henderson failed to report or stop the killings and the judge allows two additional charges of lying to a blue ribbon Army inquiry.
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High Command
Tichenor
Henderson
Peter Wondolowski
Blue Ribbon Army
Henry Rothblatt
My Lai
Rothblatt
Kennedy Jr. pleads no contest to sauntering charge in Barnstable
RFK Jr., 17, son of the late senator, pleaded no contest in Barnstable District Court to sauntering and loitering seen near Hyannis Port. He was taxed $50 in court costs after the judge gave one week to pay. police described the act as blocking traffic and Kennedy disputed the officer’s testimony.
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Mass
Robert F. Kennedy Jr
New York
Barnstable District Court
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Kennedy
Henry L. Murphy
The
Cour
Ahearn
Dollar Holds Unexpected Strength Across European Markets
The dollar showed unexpected strength after Nixon cut the dollar loose from gold, with London at 2.4375 per pound and Frankfurt at 3.425 marks per dollar. Paris and Brussels saw devaluations around 0.75 percent, while Zurich and Brussels offered mixed rates amid global uncertainty. Roswell area forecast: partly cloudy with scattered thundershowers, lows near 62 and high around 94.
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London
U.S
Europe
Nixon
Zurich
Brussels
Frankfurt
Paris
Sultans open Topkapi Harem to public for first time
Officially announced opening on Sept. 1 marks a new chapter in Ottoman history. Queen Elizabeth II is slated to visit Oct. 18 to tour the 380 room harem, once the sultan’s power center housing royal women, eunuchs, and concubines amid restoration completed after 12 years.
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Ankara
Turkey
Queen Elizabeth II
Britain
Topkapi Palace
Istanbul
Mehmet VI
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