Taos entries top Angus show at New Mexico fair
Grand champion bull MRA Bertram 128 owned by I A Bob Mead of Taos also crowned by Monday show. Mead's Merry Revel heifer named grand champion. reserve heifer Barbara 6 owned by Earl Tollet of Borger Texas. Reserve bull Regal Marshall 060 owned by Regal Farms of Childress Texas. Banquet at Roswell Inn honored winners. pen champions disclosed with Kenyon Farms and J O Waller and Sons noted. Donors include Albuquerque National Bank and Roswell banks. Chaves County 4 H Club to serve lunch. sale starts at 1 PM.
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Bertram
L. H
Bob'' Mead
Taos
L. H. Mead
Meads
Merry Revel
New Mexico
Albuquerque National Bank
el Rancho Milling Co
Clovis
First National Bank of
Gas shortage impact told by FPC official in Mississippi
A member of the Federal Power Commission said there is no way to prevent a natural gas shortage from spreading widely. He spoke from Biloxi, Mississippi, outlining the likely effects on supplies and pricing.
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Max Skelton
Biloxi
Miss
Federal Power Commission
Pinkney C. Walker
Washington, D.C
Interstate Oil Compact Commission
Walker
Commission
Oil and Gas Conservation Forum
Tam
Bombs Hit Stanford Linear Accelerator Center Damaging Major Lab
Two bombs ripped the Stanford Linear Accelerator Center in Stanford Calif causing up to 100000 dollars in damage to the particle research facility. No injuries or radiation leaks were reported.
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Stanford
Calif
Stanford Linear Accelerator Center
India claims sweeping East Pakistan victories amid Persian War claims
India says Pakistani army is in retreat in East Pakistan and calls for surrender while admitting setbacks in Kashmir. Gen Maneckshaw urged Pakistani troops to lay down arms. In East Pakistan India reports air and sea containment and claims major advances including Jessore and Feni. Radio Pakistan names a civilian government plan and denies further progress.
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Associated Press
India
East Pakistan
Kashmir
Chamb
Jammu
Sam Maneckshaw
Radio Pakistan
Agha Mohammed Yahya Khan
Nurul Amin
Zulfika Ali Bhutto
People’s Party
Dacca
Hilli
Jessore
Mandiala
Mendhar
New Delhi-Kashmir
Calcutta
Pakistan
F. R. Jacob
Jacob
County master plan gains approval with five committees named
Chaves County Commissioners approve a step by step master plan report submitted by Ivan Watson and Dwight Sharp. Five committees are outlined: Land Use Ecology Water Resources Health Recreation and Welfare School Transportation Fire and Safety and Zoning for new developments.
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Chaves
Ivan Watson
Roswell
Dwight Sharp
Dexter
Watson
Board of County Commissioners
Chaves County
Rosco Fletcher
Clayton Stallings
Governor's Council On Criminal Justice
Stallings
Roswell Community Theater
Varous
Roswell Industrial Air Center
Pearl Harbor anniversary marked by memorial rites
About 2,500 Pearl Harbor Survivors Association members gather for 30th anniversary ceremonies at the attack site. Admiral Clarey opens sunrise services at 7 55 a m Hawaii time, while Senator Inouye speaks at sunset events atop the Arizona Memorial. Oil slicks and the sunken hull’s visibility anchor the observances. Utah and other site services follow, with nationwide observances by 85 chapters.
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Pearl Harbor
Honolulu
Daniel K. Inouye
Hawaii
Europe
White Memorial
Arizona
Arizona Memorial
Survivors Association
Utah
John Berlier
Indianapolis
Food bank bill package advances in Congress before Christmas
A party line vote in the House Rules Committee clears a package of bills to aid farmers by creating a national food bank and boosting grain loan rates. The plan, opposed by the Nixon administration, would store about 1.5 billion dollars worth of grains and raise loan levels by 25 percent for 1971 and 1972 crops.
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Washington
Congress
Paul Findley
Delaney
Claude Pepper
Florida
Neal Smith
Iowa
John Melcher
D-Mont
Pentagon trims intelligence payroll amid budget squeeze
The Pentagon halves its manpower pullback to about 5 000 positions, reducing total intelligence staff to 134 000 as Senate testimony warns some regions may lack coverage. Officials warn future needs rise with shrinking forces, while congressional leaders question intelligence meddling and data gaps.
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Associated Press
Washington
Pentagon
Congress
Asst
Defense
Robert F. Froehlke
Senate
Froehlke
the Army
Senate Defense Appropriations Subcommittee
Nixon
U.S
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Dmiss
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Dn.y
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