Wallace cites tax revolt talk as national trend
Governor George Wallace says he anticipated a tax revolt as governors at Boston discuss cutting government expenses. He argues higher taxes hit the middle class and could destroy the country, noting Alabama supports the same warning he has voiced since 1968. He indicated he would have attended if not already speaking on the issue.
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Ala
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Boston
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Wallace
Connally Meets Rhodesia Leaders During Rhodesia Visit
Former Texas Governor John Connally meets Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith and other leaders in Salisbury before a business group address. He arrives from South Africa and plans separate talks with Smith and three black members of the transition government while his wife accompanies him at the farmhouse near Salisbury.
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Miss Mills Gets Release from Mount Vernon Play
Stephanie Mills, known for her stage work, is reported to have secured a release from her Mount Vernon engagement. The development affects performances and scheduling at the venue as details emerge.
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Mills Exits Hospital After Collapse During Wiz Run
Toon actress Dorothy Mills is released from hospital after collapsing while jogging near home. The 20 year old says doctors diagnosed disrupted metabolism from salt shortage after a second hospital visit in a week. She fainted on stage during the New York production and may be out of the cast for an unknown period.
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Chambermaid Threat Case Leads to Protective Custody
An Idaho Falls chambermaid says an unidentified man knocked her out in a hotel room with a mirror bearing the message the president will die Thursday. She is held in protective custody as authorities investigate threats.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Indestructible image haunts sisters in Morocco murder case
Dorothy Layton’s sisters recall her fearless travels from Africa to the Himalayas as the case of Marine Cpl. Jerry D. Rousseau in Rabat, Morocco unfolds in a military court at Quantico. Rousseau faces possible death if convicted after rape and murder of Layton.
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Jerry D. Rousseau
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Death penalty debate in Marine court martial
Lawy ers contest military jurisdiction in the Rousseau case at Quantico as they seek to rule on whether the death penalty is constitutional under military law. Cpl. Jerry D. Rousseau faces rape and murder charges in Morocco, with testimony from gunnery sergeant Trejo expected. Switzer must rule on whether Marine Courts Martial can impose capital punishment and whether Rousseau will be tried by judge alone or by a panel of six Marines.
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Rousseau
Okinawa
Quantico
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Farmington
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New Mexico
Robert E. Switzer
Marine Corps
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Gostring
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Market rally lifts stocks as prime rate rises
The Dow Jones average climbs 1.73 to 881.93 at noon as banks raise prime loan rates to 94 percent. NYSE volume reaches 16.76 million shares while Advancers outpace decliners. Ramada Inns leads actives, Pan American and Eastern show small changes, and Resorts International gains on the Amex.
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American Stock Exchange
Tip of the Week Reward for Roswell News Tips
The Roswell Daily Record offers ten dollars for the best news tip each week. Call 622-7710 or mail tips to Roswell Daily Record P O Box 1897 Roswell New Mexico 88201.
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P.O. Box
Roswell
N.M
Roswell Newspaper Staff and Subscription Rates
Page lists staff roles for the Roswell newspaper and detailed subscription and mail rates. Local carrier rates are 1 month 3.25, 3 months 9.75, 6 months 19.50, 1 year 39.00. out of state 4.50, 10.50, 21.00, 42.00. Associated Press copyright notice included.
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Jack M. Swickard
Jerry McCormack
R.M. Higginbotham
Tom J. Boroving
John Pettit
Christine Floyd
N.M
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