Furlough Cadets Visit Roswell and Local News Notes
Two Salvation Army cadets Morgan Patterson and Eddie Patterson with spouses visit Roswell during field training ahead in Prescott Arizona and California. Graduation set for next June with families staying until September. National Geographic features New Mexico with Roswell content. University of Kansas honor roll includes Roswell students Steven Engall and John Wolfe. Commentary on women’s liberation strikes and frost forecasts for Pecos Valley cotton fields with musing on Old Farmer’s Almanac.
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Salvation Army
San Francisco
Roswell
Morgan Patterson
Eddie Patterson
Patterson
Prescott
Ariz
California
University of Kansas At Lawrence
Steven C. Engall
Barnett
John Leslie Wolfe
Aspen Pi
Pecos Valley
Pipeline regulation support voiced by New Mexico utilities
Major pipeline firms in New Mexico expressed endorsement of proposed regulations for property tax assessments covering gathering transmission and distribution systems. A single opponent testified at a hearing by the state property appraisal department.
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Associated Press
Santa FE
New Mexico
State Property Appraisal Department
Texas International adds two DC9 Pamper Jet flights from Roswell
Texas International Airlines will schedule two new DC9 Pamper Jet flights from Roswell starting next Tuesday. Flight 973 to Dallas and Flight 901 to Albuquerque expand service with daily runs except Sunday and Saturday respectively. The airline reports growing Roswell boardings with an average 385 passengers a month and a recent peak near 2,100 this year.
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Texas International Airlines
Roswell
Ron Richardson
Dallas
Albuquerque
Midland-Odessa
Richardson
Texas International
Los Angeles
Carlsbad
Hobbs
Houston
Austin
San Antonio
Washington hosts 1000 marchers demanding equality and rights
About 1000 women on Connecticut Avenue led by a banner reading We Demand Equality marched in Washington amid nationwide feminists protests for jobs free abortion and 24 hour child care. Sen Jennings Randolph criticized the movement as a bra less bubbleheads while other cities held strikes and leafleting.
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Connecticut Avenue
Washington
Price Index Shows August Decline Amid Food Drops
The Labor Department reports a 0.5 percent fall in the wholesale price index for August, the first drop in two years, led by a 45 percent plunge in farm products including hogs cattle vegetables and eggs. Industrial raw materials rose slightly offsetting food price declines.
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Washington
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Mideast Talks Stalled as Amman Clashes Erupt Across Cities
In Amman downtown a guerrilla and Jordanian security clash killed one fighter and wounded three civilians. Sidon and Beirut saw protests and violence against guerrillas linked to the Saad faction. UN mediated talks in New York showed no progress toward a cease fire or peace terms as regional leaders arrived for September discussions.
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Amman
Sidoi
Beirut
Middle East
New York
Special Branch
Hussein
Egypt
Israel
Sidon
Maarouf Saad
Saad
Chebaa
Palestine Liberation Organization
U.N
Gunnar V. Jarring
Yosef Tekoah
Jerusalem
Tekoah
Abdul Hamid Sharaf
Washington
Jarring
Mohammed Hassan Bk] Zayyat
Sharaf
U.N. Security Council
Sheraf
Cairo
Palestine
Yasir Arafat
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Mohammed Hassanein Heikal
Arafat
Heikal
Nasser
Roswell Schools Prepare for New Year as Classes Begin
Roswell schools near the start of term with 11 974 students returning Monday. Teachers return to in service training for 437 classrooms while newcomers register. Bus routes lunch fees and insurance details listed. first grade age and immunization rules set. district operates 14 elementaries, 5 middle schools and 2 high schools.
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el Capitan School
Robin Sanders
Kathy Anderson
Roswell
Robin
John C. Sanders
Birch
Kathy
Billie E. Anderson
David Lee
Lee
Roswell Independent
International heroin ring jailed in New York case
A sealed indictment charges three men with smuggling about 850 kilograms of heroin totaling an estimated 17 million dollars in street value. Two suspects were arrested abroad, including Luis Stepenberg in Nice and Jack Grosby in Geneva, while Eduardo Poeta remains at large. The ring allegedly moved heroin via airlines, banana boats, and cars, hiding it in typewriters and fronted by cigars shops. If convicted on all counts they face up to 615 years and fines up to 615 thousand dollars.
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New York
United States
U.S
Edward R Neaher
Queens
Atty
Thomas Mackell
Mackell
Jack Grosby
Luis Stepenberg
Neaher
Eduardo Poeta
Stepenberg
Nice
France
Grosby
Geneva
Switzerland
John N. Mitchell
Grosby and Stepenberg
Thuy Returns to Paris to Resume Peace Talks
North Vietnam chief negotiator Xuan Thuy flew back to Paris and said he is ready to end his eight month boycott of the peace talks He may resume secret talks with new U S chief delegate Ambassador David K E Bruce and criticized Nixon for not naming a full ambassador.
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Paris
API
Xuan Thuy
North Vietnam
Vietnam
David K. E. Bruce
Hanoi
Nixon
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
Philip C. Habib
Bruce
Thuy
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Philadelphia
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Penn Central Co
Gaylord P. Harnwell
University
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Stuart T. Saunders
Sharon Tate
Joseph Granado
Sheriff's Crime Laboratory
THE
Farragut Park
Jennings Randolph
D-W.va
Women’s Liberation Movement
Senate
National Women’s Strike Coalition
Strike For Equality
Commerce and Industry Associaton
Duffy Square
Times Square
Susan B. Anthony
Miss Anthony
Adams
Mass
Post Office
Lucy Benson Wilson
League of Women Voters
Mrs. Wilson
NBC
Sens Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Sam Ervin Jr
DNC
Pittsburgh
Radio Staton
Womens Liberation
KQV Radio
Miami
WIOD
Charlie Kelly
Kelly
N.M
Neil Gilbride
Mideast
Jordan City Reports
New Street Fight
Don Riggenbach
Madrid
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