Changing Scene Change Of Pace
River's Edge La residents rethink careers in midlife and find success by pursuing new paths. A movie star leaving entertainment for insurance, a merchant becoming a lawyer, a department store worker training as a teacher, a seller running a radio station for good government, and others show age does not block bold career changes. The common theme is courage to change.
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River's Edge
Lightest Mexico questions from Roswell
Readers ask about peso value housing costs schooling and travel in Mexico City through Abney. It notes 12.50 pesos per dollar and rents around 150 dollars for a two bedroom furnished home. It recommends The American School and outlines adapting to Mexican life and travel suggestions to Mexico City and nearby sites.
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U.S
Mexico
Mexico City
San Miguel Allende
Guanajuato
Queretaro
Cuernavaca
Taxco
Acapulco
Puebla
John Abney
Intellectuals vs Freedom in the Civil Rights and Viet Nam Debate
In this American Legion Magazine editorial, the author rails at campus intellectuals who oppose Johnson’s foreign policy while backing Kennedy era civil rights. It warns rebellious sit-ins threaten national unity, likening them to Oxford’s 1930s actions that undermined resolve in war.
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Kennedy
Johnson
Viet Nam
Africa
Asia
Middle East
White House
Chamberlain
Oxford
Hitler
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Korea
Cuba
U.S
American Legion Magazine
Doctors at army induction centers reject up to a quarter
Doctors at army induction centers rejected from 10 to 28 percent of the men passed by physicians for local draft boards according to authoritative sources. The story notes a westward population shift and California earning three extra House seats with New Mexico gaining one.
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Washington
David Greiner
Hobbs
D.P. Greiner
John Tweedy
South
Census Bureau
Roosevelt
California
House of Representatives
New Mexico
Quips and Quirks in National Humor Columns
A collage of editorial asides from multiple papers lampoons politics and social trends. Quotes joke about Congress haircuts deer crossings faux pas and suburban boastful bravado, stitching a playful view of public discourse and everyday absurdities.
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Banner
Princess Margaret and Earl Snowdon’s US visit stirs debate
Art Buchwald defends the royal trip to the United States, arguing Britain could afford the expense and that the visit brought joy to Americans amid dull lives and local troubles. He notes Hollywood reactions praising the Princess and Lord Snowdon and suggests the trip offered a rare lift to a downtrodden town.
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Earl of Snowdon
Great Britain
United States
Rocks
Gallstone
Margaret
Ku Klux Klan
America
Mark
Hollywood
Lord Snowdon
MGM
Universal Pictures
Ronald Reagan
Anderson signals limited gubernatorial focus amid state races
State politics editor notes Sen Clint Anderson plans light involvement in the governor race with possible backing of Bruce King, while Gene Lusk contends with Sen Joe Montoya, and Roswell base closures draw mixed local reaction. Justice of the Peace Eldon Whitten touts JP fines revenue, contrasting with ongoing fee-system criticism. Congressmen Walker Morris take separate trips to Mexico and the Virgin Islands.
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Santa FE
Clint Anderson
Bruce King
Clint
Burroughs
Carlsbad
Gene Lusk
Anderson
Joe Montoya
Little Joe
Walker
Justice OF Peace
Eldon Whitten
Supreme Court
Jps
Whitten
Johnny Walker
Mexico
Tom Morris
Virgin Islands
Albuquerque
Federal Building
Alamogordo
The Old Cowboy on the Corner Christmas Quote
A humorous quotation from The Old Cowboy on the Corner describes Christmas as a season that slips in quietly like a cat, brings loud joy during the week, and then grabs money from your pocket soon after.
Roswell Daily Record Staff and Publishing Details
Roswell Daily Record lists Jimmy C. Cox advertising manager Albert A. Stubbs managing editor M Higginbotham business manager with subscription rates and delivery terms. Publication occurs weekdays evening and Sunday morning from 424 North Main Roswell New Mexico with AP news use rights.
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Roswell
N. M
Public Forum on Disarmament and National Defense
George S. Richardson warns in a Roswell Daily Record letter that disarmament and base closures threaten national defense amid Cold War fears. He cites McNamara era policy, arms control acts, and political gullibility while urging protest and a return to faith. Johnson adds a humorous footnote about stockings.
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Robert McNamara
Anderson
Chavez
Morris
Montoya
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Kennedy
American Legion Post
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