POW Harold Hise recalls World War II ordeal in personal profile
Roswell resident Harold Hise, 86, recalls captivity as a prisoner of war for over three years in Bilibid Prison and Japanese coal mines. He survived after escape from Bataan and Corregidor, endured starvation, forced labor, and brutal squad punishments, revealing a life few talk about openly.
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Desert super cow aims to thrive in heat and drought
NMSU geneticist Milton Thomas pursues a desert adapted Brangus line by crossing Angus and Brahman cattle. The university restricts public access to rangeland used by his team at the Chihuahuan Desert Rangeland Research Center, improving odds for the project’s progress and potential impact across arid regions.
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Chihuahuan Desert Rangeland Research Center
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Kissinger pledges broad 9 11 inquiry scope
Kissinger says the 9 11 commission will look into all angles and may examine foreign involvement if evidence points that way. Mitchell echoes goal to establish a historical record and propose policy changes while ensuring a nonpartisan, comprehensive review.
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Turks Rally Against War Protest in Istanbul Draws 10000
About 10 000 people joined a Sunday demonstration in Istanbul to oppose a U S led war in Iraq. Officials in Turkey show reluctance to allow military action or use of bases as Wolfowitz and Straw visit to discuss possible action. We will not be America’s soldiers the crowd chanted.
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