Local Roswell dealer writers about cattle prices and GM talks
Royce Langford of Hagerman charges General Motors UAW talks affect livestock costs and feeder cattle pricing. He notes higher fattening costs and urges understanding in a self-explanatory price list. The piece references Roswell Army Air Field publications Salvo and a Roswell Jaycees mistletoe fund-raiser on December 9.
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Royce Langford
Hagerman
Roswell
Stoney” Stonecipher
General Motors Uaw
Lankford
Roswell Army Air Field
Raaf Assn. of
Exservicemen
Police seek 31 year old in fatal shooting case
Albuquerque police pursued John Dare on a magistrate court warrant in the gunshot death of 15 year old Richard Satches whose body was found near Placitas. Dare, 31, of Albuquerque, was believed armed with a 38 caliber pistol as his car was later found listed for sale.
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Albuquerque
Richard Satches
Placitas
John Dare
Delamare
Pope Paul VI Celebrates Mass Before 100000 in Sydney
Pope Paul VI conducted High Mass at Randwick race track before about 100,000 people as militants planned a protest. He rode along the track blessing the crowd and later walked to the altar. The Mass marked the bicentenary of Captain James Cook's landing in Australia. The pontiff urged Australians to avoid hedonism and eroticism, stressing life’s moral and spiritual dimension.
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Sydney
Australia
Paul VI
Randwick
New York
Yankee Stadium
Capt
James Cook
Pope Paul
FHA VA Cut Ceiling On Government Mortgages
The FHA and VA cut the mortgage insurance ceiling from 8 percent to 8 percent with immediate effect. Secretary George Romney said the move will ease funding flow, allow 12,000 more insured housing units for the current fiscal year, and encourage lenders to offer lower rates where possible. The change does not affect $68 billion in existing FHA mortgages.
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Washington
Federal Housing Administration
The
Veterans Administration
George Romney
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Romney
Parental Responsibility Law Appears Effective
Madison Heights Michigan enforces a parental liability ordinance for youths under 17 who break laws. Police have issued 35 first-time warnings to parents. no child has reoffended. The measure offers a psychological effect and imposes fines up to 500 dollars and 90 days in jail on parents after repeated offenses.
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Madison Heights
Mich
Detroit
Frank Rutecki
Youth Bureau
Rutecki
Italy Legalizes Divorce As Pope Attacks Change in Family Law
The Chamber of Deputies passed a divorce bill after five years of debate, with 319-286 approval. Pope Paul VI denounced the move from Australia describing profound suffering and signaling ongoing diplomatic protest. The Vatican warned the Lateran Pacts could be violated, while officials noted many Italians may pursue legal separation to divorce within years.
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Chamber of Deputies
Italy
Paul VI
Australia
Vatican
Vatican Daily
Angelo Cardinal Dell’Acqua
Giuseppe Saragat
Senate
Holy See
Mussolini
Pius XI
Emilio Colombo
Christian Democrats
Colombo
West
Miss Teenage America contestants tour World of Animals
Forty candidates compete in Fort Worth for the Miss Teenage America title with finals set for December 5. Telephoto images show the contestants visiting the World of Animals near Dallas during a tour as part of the pageant coverage.
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World of Animals
Dallas
Fort Worth
King Tap Inauguration Panel Names Key Coordinators
Gov elect Bruce King selects Morry Yashvin to lead the inauguration committee with non partisan aims. Santa Fe businessman Conrad Nagel and Rose Marie Alderete chair ceremonies and reception committees with Sonny Johns and William Hunker in key roles. Oath taking set for January 1 at noon in the State Capitol rotunda followed by a reception at the Fine Arts Museum. The inaugural hall site to be announced later.
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Santa FE
Morry Yashvin
Bruce King
Yashvin
King
Consuela Kitzes
Sonny Johns
Cochairman
William Hunker
Supreme Court
Rose Marie Alderete
New Mexico
Conrad Nagel
Roberto Mondragon
State Capitol
Fine Arts Museum
State Museum
New Mexico Guard Officials Meet in Roswell
More than 60 New Mexico National Guard officials arrive in Roswell for a two day commanders and technicians conference at the Roswell Armory. Maj. Gen. John P. Jolly Brig. Gen. Edward Hooten and Brig. Gen. Don L. Doane are among attendees. The agenda covers administration training and maintenance. This is the first quarterly meeting hosted in Roswell, previously held in Santa Fe.
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New Mexico National Guard
Roswell
Roswell National Guard
West Second
Welton Stevens
200Th Artillery
John P. Jolly
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Deming
Adjuant
Don L. Doane
Albuquerque
11Th Artillery
Stevens
Weather outlook for Roswell and vicinity
Forecast covers Roswell and nearby areas with a fair night and tomorrow. Low temperatures expected tonight and a Wednesday high around 65 degrees.
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Roswell and Vicinity
Contained: Carrizozo Range Fire Near West Carrizozo
The two day old 1100 acre grass fire west of Carrizozo was brought under control Monday night by 80 firefighters amid 30 mph winds. Fire lines were built with pumper trucks graders and earth moving equipment on BLM land used for grazing. Cause undetermined but suspected man made.
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Carrizozo
Bureau of Land Management
Harlen Smith
BLM
Highway Department
Smith
United Fund Near Goal Awards Given in Roswell Drive
The Greater Roswell United Fund reached 97.38 percent of its $159,700 goal, tallying $155,519.32 by Monday. Miller's Star Radiator earned the Fair Share Award, while six businesses achieved 100 percent employee giving and 11 received special recognition for increased giving.
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Roswell
New Mexico Holds 37th in Population in 1970 Census
The Census Bureau reports New Mexico ranks 37th among the states with 1 026 664 residents as of April 1 1970. The count includes 10 664 residents overseas or away from home, with 1 016 000 in the resident tally after corrections in three cities.
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Washington
Census Bureau
New Mexico
Utah
Maine
Railway network plan links 14 cities under Railpax
Secretary Volpe unveiled a coast to coast railway grid to revitalize passenger service. The plan transfers 90 percent of railroads to Railpax by May 1 with terminals from Seattle to Miami and New York to Detroit. About 105 million people would gain access, with 150 trains daily once in service. Congress ICC and others have 30 days to comment.
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Washington
John A. Volpe
National Railroad Passenger Corp
Volpe
Railpax
Seattle
San Francisco
Los Angeles
New York
Buffalo
Boston
Houston
New Orleans
Miami
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Detroit
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