Presidents and Coaches Share Muted Football Wisdom
President Nixon phones coaches to offer encouragement and advice in a lighthearted exchange. The imagined dialogue features Coach Harold Elkins praising resilience amid losses, the idea of politics as football, and quotes about team spirit from General Pershing and others.
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Sadat warns only war will settle Middle East impasse
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat warns that only military action can resolve the Middle East stalemate, a view echoed by State Department observer Conrad Bergus in Cairo. The piece notes Libyan leader Muammar al Qaddafi’s critique of pursuing tourism amid regional tensions and recounts Washington’s initial doubt about Sadat’s stance.
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Reagan
California
Community meeting on Roswell drug abuse program urged
A public meeting at Roswell Inn Tuesday at 7 30 p m will shape a Roswell Council on Drug Abuse program. The letter urges wide community involvement to educate, aid troubled individuals, and curb illegal drug channels while noting broad economic concerns and state issues.
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ONeal Elected Vice President of 20-30 Club
Burl O Neal was chosen vice president of the 20 30 Club to succeed Morris Carter who will relocate to Las Vegas to start a business. Mrs Powhatan Carter becomes worthy matron of the Order of Eastern Star at the Masonic Temple meeting. Maj R C Cockrum filed his discharge in the county clerk's office yesterday.
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R. C. Cockrum
Prohibition Ends as Utah Ratifies 21st Amendment
Today in history notes key events on December 5, 1971. It recalls Utah becoming the 36th state to ratify the 21st Amendment, ending Prohibition, and also notes Andrew Jackson's 1832 reelection over Henry Clay.
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Landmark tax ruling looms for NM fraternal groups
The New Mexico Supreme Court agreed to hear the Albuquerque Elks Club case over whether parts of fraternal and veterans properties are taxable ad valorem. Lower courts found partial taxability, while the decision could affect Masonic bodies and other groups statewide.
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Pecos
San Miguel County
Tillie Gonzales
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CB Truck Lines
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Carlsbad
Hobbs
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Portales
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Roswell
Tatum
Dora
Elida
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