Washington Voices Support For Vietnam War Efforts
William S. White argues that U S support for Vietnam has strengthened with Marines and key divisions deployed. He credits Eisenhower for quelling calls for division between Johnson and the former president, while noting rising antiwar and prowar critiques from left and right. He cautions that while military and political outlook is brighter, dangers remain from intensified propaganda, civil unrest, and potential subversion as the war continues.
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Purse grows to 393000 at All-American Futurity
The All-American Futurity purse reaches 393000 on Monday with 500 entry fees per horse. Trials are set this week at Ruidoso Downs ahead of Labor Day coverage. NBC plans Sept 1 setup and national telecast with Lou Boda and Dale Robertson as commentators.
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Ruidoso Downs
NBC
Downs
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Dale Robertson
Czech Church Suppression Under Czech Communist Rule
Henry J. Talor reports from Prague on state atheism under Antonin Novotny. Priests face oaths, assigned jobs, and diocesan reshuffles as church life declines while government purges religious instruction and nun shows mockery at Nesnaze Bar illustrate censorship. The piece notes mass emigration of faithful and youth skepticism toward a strong Czechoslovak nation.
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Czechoslovakia
New Mexico tops drop out rates and education spending
The NEA rankings name New Mexico with the nation's highest high school non graduation rate for 1961-62. New Mexico spends heavily on public education, ranks second in higher education per capita, and suffers a four percent illiteracy rate amid a tight job market. Politicians ride state payrolls as they weigh 1966 governor bids, with Ruben Miera eyed to challenge Columbus Ferguson in the Democratic primary.
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Department of Education
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Santa Fe
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McKinley
Austin Brooks
Curry
Apples Duran
San Miguel
Jerry Brasher
Albuquerque
Miera
Ferguson
Columbus Ferguson
Taos
Corporation Commission
Floyd Cross
Editorial: We Can't Afford Socialism in Tax Policy
The editorial argues against state tax relief schemes and a proposed Oklahoma bill to create a state owned power authority. It warns such a plan would issue tax free bonds, escape tax rolls, and compete with private electric companies, risking loss of tax revenue for counties, cities, and schools. It asserts socialism costs dollars and freedoms alike.
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Oklahoma
Never Cease To Be A Student Book Review
Monroe E. Spaght president of Shell Oil Co writes in The Bright Key that lifelong learning is essential. His Appleton Century Crofts publication advocates balancing science with broad general knowledge, urging industry and schools to foster curiosity and intellectual challenge.
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New York House of
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Spaght
Roswell News Rudiments and Rates for Subscriptions
The Roswell Daily records subscription rates in advance for Roswell and trade territory with carrier delivery options. The paper lists prices per month, three months, six months, and one year, along with mailing details and office address at 424 North Main Street Roswell New Mexico. The publication appears as a weekday evening paper except Saturday and Sunday morning.
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Ruidoso
Alma
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Ruidoso State Bank
Chaves County
al Omer
Roswell
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Realism from 12th Century Thomas Becket review
Shelley Mydans presents a thoughtful twelve century duel between Thomas Becket and Henry II. The narrative follows Becket from royal favor to exile and murder, exploring religious and civil power. The pace is slow with a strong psychological focus, delivering an authentic medieval ambiance.
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Shelley Mydans
Doubleday
Thomas Becket
Theobald
Canterbury
Henry II
England
Henry
Miles A. Smith
Borrowed Quips and Tiny Truths Across The Nation
A compilation of short, sometimes humorous quotes from various papers. Among them a Georgia Herald jab about parental language, a Missouri Democrat note on settling down, L N Magazine quip about wives and cooks, and an Arkansas Gazette remark on orbital debris. The piece ends with a reflection on worsening national and global problems.
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