Kennedy Won't Stand In For Johnson In Massachusetts Primary
Postmaster General Lawrence F. O'Brien promotes Senator Edward M. Kennedy as a stand-in for President Johnson in the Massachusetts Democratic primary against Eugene J. McCarthy, but Kennedy says he has no intention of running. The piece also notes Republican figures and debates about who could win the GOP nomination, including Nixon, Reagan, Romney, Rockefeller, and Ford, as party leaders discuss strategies.
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Washington
Lawrence F. O'Brien
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Johnson
Kennedy
O’brien
Minnesota
Eugene J. McCarthy
Ripon Society
Richard M. Nixon
Ronald Reagan
Lee W. Huebner
Nixon
Huebner
California
George Romney
Michigan
Forum
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Troy
N.Y
House
Gerald R. Ford
Rockefeller
Ford
Romney
Group opposes religious holiday observances in schools
The New Mexico Civil Liberties Union renews its opposition to public school observances of religious holidays. In a pre Christmas letter to State Superintendent Leonard DeLayo the group warns sectarian observances violate the First Amendment and church state separation. The union contends excessive programming emphasizes a religious commitment despite protestations.
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Santa FE
New Mexico Civil Liberties Union
Leonard DeLayo
The
Civil Liberties Union
DeLayo
Union
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Christmas observance and school autonomy sparks debate
The Albuquerque school system reaffirms Christmas observance as a cultural tradition while stressing human values beyond sectarian ties. Ke Ripley of the State Board defends local autonomy citing a Supreme Court ruling on school prayer.
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KE. P. Ripley
State Board of Education
Council Votes Against Subsidizing Ambulance
City council rejects funding for ambulance service citing a $48 000 annual cost while noting the provider claims a $15 000 loss Local debate centers on whether to pursue multiple deals or a single option A driver training school proposal at the Industrial Air Center is sent to committee A $100 000 revenue bond for hangar purchase and center improvements is planned CAP rent terms are debated Hodges reports November sales tax receipts at $49 333 80 Seven small leases at the air center are approved Gold Star Ambulance seeks a trailer for sleeping quarters for drivers Council also names Col E L Lusk to the Community Service Center and delays a garage sale licensing ordinance There is a resignation from Fred Miller on the recreation committee
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Industrial Air Center
Building and Lands Committee
Hodges
Gold Star Ambulance
E. College
Col. E. L. Lusk
Community Service Center
Fred Miller
Recreation Committee
Farm Forum Set in Roswell for Dec 14 Hearings
Roswell hosts a state agriculture forum on December 14 from 9 30 a m to 2 30 p m presided by Drew Cloud state director of Farmers Home Administration and TAP chair. Nearly 30 proposed changes aim to aid family size farm operators with other agencies providing explanations.
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Roswell
Department of Agriculture
Drew Cloud
Farmers Home Administration
New Mexico Technical Action Panel
TAP
Larmers
New Mexico
Municipal Court Citations Reported for Traffic Violations
Disregarding stop sign and traffic signs cited for An selmo Chavez Judith M Webb Forest E Levers Edith N Blake with fines 10 dollars each and 25 dollars for turning violation plus suspensions of 2 and 5 dollars respectively.
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Anselmo Chavez
S. Holland
Forest E. Levers
N. Main
Judith M. Webb
Palomar
Edith N. Blake
N. Michigan
U.S. Meat Inspection Bill Nears Congressional Approval
Washington AP A sweeping meat inspection bill appears headed for final congressional approval after conferees agreed on terms to extend federal standards to 15 000 plants not now covered within three years House may act today Senate and House support praised by Sen Walter Mondale and President Johnson while Rep Poage warned of overreach and potential state control The plan allows states up to two years to set up programs with federal aid and possible federal standards if states delay
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Washington
House
Senate
Johnson
Walter F. Mondale
D-Minn
Betty Furness
Housewives
W. R. Poage
House Agriculture Committee
Poage
Rep
FE. C. Gathings
D-Ark
Lubbock Slaying Clues Lacking
Police in Lubbock Texas reported no clues in the slaying of 54 year old Sarah Alice Morgan found murdered in a Texas Tech science building. Morgan was last seen entering the building about 7 p.m. and was found with a severed neck and nearby scalpel and saw blade.
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Lubbock
Tex
Texas Tech Science
Sarah Alice Morgan
Police Director Jailed For Shielding Informer
Arkansas State Police Director Lynn A. Davis remained jailed after refusing to reveal an informant who aided gambling raids in which 12 people were arrested. Judge Kirbys held him in contempt. Davis and Gov. Rockefeller condemned the action as political harassment.
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Little Rock
Ark
Lynn A. Davis
Davis
Arkansas Supreme Court
Pulaski County
William J. Kirby
Pulaska County
Camera and cash stolen in Roswell thefts
Thieves smashed a window at Dr. R. H. Finley’s office on 103 N. Pennsylvania in Roswell and rifled a file cabinet taking $126 and 20 demard capsules. A second loss involved Bill Johnston’s 35 millimeter camera left at First Methodist Church at Second and Pennsylvania. the camera was gone when he returned at 9 20 a.m.
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Roswell
R. H. Finley
N. Pennsylvania
Bill Johnston
Mississippi
First Methodist Church
Second
Pennsylvania
Markets edge higher as Dow gains led by Berguet and electronics
Active trading carried the Dow Jones industrial average up 1.27 to 889.39 as gains in gold miners like Benguet and stock advances in IBM, Polaroid, and Xerox buoyed the market. Trading remained firm with steel stocks showing modest changes and Ford steady at 54 1/2 on large block trades.
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New York
Benguet
Homestake
IBM
Polaroid
Xerox
Ford
United Engineering & Foundry
Alcan Aluminum
99 Mini Hearing Aid Center Offers Budget Model
Hammer Hearing Aid Center in Roswell promotes a $99.50 behind the ear hearing aid with a full year guarantee and three transistors. Demonstrations are offered at home with no obligation, and budget terms available.
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Hammer
Mr. Bryant
D A McKay Dies Rites Pending In Roswell
Donald Alexander McKay 58 of 1503 W Walnut died Tuesday evening in a local hospital. A 34 year Roswell resident he worked as a service technician at Sears Roebuck and formerly with Zink Music Co. Services are pending at Ballard Funeral Home. He was born April 6 1909 in Alexandria Minnesota. Survivors include two sisters Mrs E W Anderson Fargo North Dakota and Mrs LeVerne G Miller Hurst England.
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Donald Alexander McKay
W. Walnut
Sears, Roebuck
Ballard Funeral Home
John Stanley
Marie Edna Johnston McKay
Alexandria
Minn
Roswell
Zink Music Co
Sears
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Mulberry
Joe Losaya
Elvira Gallegos
Frank Aragon
Janice Cooper
Geraldine Johnson
ENM Medical Center
Virginia Villa
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W. Summit
Pamela McDevitt
S. Kentucky
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Carol Osborne
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Selective Service Induction Center
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Hinkle
Robert L. Shaw
Winthrop Rockefeller
Arkansas
FBI
Bulova
Jack Parr
Channel 8
Advance Limited
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McDonnell Douglas
SCM
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Choice
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