Handsome Christmas Tree Graces Palomar Drive Neighborhood
A Roswell neighbor praises Mrs. Junius Evans for decorating a large bare-branched Christmas tree at 2200 Palomar Dr. The piece also notes First Baptist Church Roswell achieving Distinguished Recognition in Church Music, with Pastor John Parrott and Minister of Music Charles Goza cited. It mentions local events including a Ruidoso Downs reception for the track operators and Rotary exchange student Kathy Kruse's birthday in New Zealand.
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Junius Evans
THE
Baptist New Mexican
First Baptist Church of
Roswell
Hoffmantown
Albuquerque
Charles Goza
First
John Parrott
Raidqso
Gulf Air
Pacific Air
Sierras
Chaparral
Ruidoso Downs
Ruidoso
Kathy Kruse
Rotary
New Zealand
Otiki
Kathy
Tasman Sea
Ray
Penny Bertelsen
Nixon says unity task not his alone amid campus unrest
President Nixon states that ending national division requires moral leadership from all Americans, not just the presidency. He defends administration actions, praises allies who condemn campus violence, and notes his cabinet will review the commission’s recommended use of National Guard and DOJ roles.
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U. S
John Beckler
Associated Press
Washington
Nixon
Presidential Commission
United States
William W. Scranton
Commission
Scranton
New Haven
America
Agnew
National Guard
Department of Justice
Salvation Army Receives 487 Canned Goods Donation
Mrs. Darlene Jones of Cinema 1 Del Norte Shopping Center donates 487 cans of food as admission price for three showings of Ring of Bright Water. Captain Rex McCulley says the Salvation Army will use the canned goods in its Christmas food drive for needy families.
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Salvation Army
Rex McCulley
Darlene Jones
Cinema 1
del Norte
FBI says no good clues in UNM branch bank robbery
The FBI reports no strong leads in solving the ski masked robbery at the University of New Mexico branch of the American Bank of Commerce. The $15,500 theft occurred shortly after the teller opened for Saturday business.
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Associated Press and Record
Albuquerque
FBI
University of New Mexico
American Bank of Commerce
Mrs. A. D. Jones Dies Pioneer Ranch Family Roswell
Mrs. A D Jones 71 a Roswell pioneer ranching figure died Saturday after a brief illness at Eastern New Mexico Medical Center. She was active in First Christian Church Roswell Women's Club Daughters of the American Revolution and wool growers associations. Survived by two sons a daughter and other relatives. Funeral arrangements are at Ballard Funeral Home awaiting out of town kin. Born February 6 1899 near Eddy Texas she moved to New Mexico in 1918 and married A D Jones later ranching near Tatum then Roswell. Mr Jones died in 1943.
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Eastern
New Mexico Medical Center
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S. Kentucky Ave
First Christian Church
Altrusa Club
Eddy
Tex
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Ralls C. Jones
Falls Church
Frank M. Remmele
Joe
Mission Inn Proprietor IIs Arrested
Federal agents arrested Fred W. Dunivan, proprietor of the Mission Inn in Albuquerque, as part of a nationwide antigambling raid in 26 cities. He faced a conspiracy charge and was released on his own recognizance. Also taken into custody were Caesar's Palace executives Sanford Waterman and Elliot Paul Price.
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Justice Department
Fred W. Dunivan
Swank Mission Inn
Dunivan
U.S
Robert W. McCoy
Caesar's Palace
Las Vegas
Nev
Sanford Waterman
Elliot Paul Price
Bill McAulay
Internal Revenue Service
McAulay
IRS
Illegal Sports Operations Raided in 26 U.S. Cities
federal agents conducted the largest coordinated ant gambling raids across 26 cities including New York Detroit Miami Los Angeles and Las Vegas arresting two Caesars Palace executives in Las Vegas and seizing 104000 in currency. The operation targeted illegal professional football betting and used 160 search warrants with 27 arrests nationwide coordinated by FBI IRS and the National Council on Organized Crime.
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Tom Brady Washington
Justice Department
Las Vegas
Nev
Caesar’s Palace
New York
Detroit
Miami Beach
Los Angeles
Ohio
Georgia
Atty
John N. Mitchell
FBI
Internal Revenue Service
Waterman
Caesar's Palance
Elliott Paul Price
Revenue Service
National Council On Organized Crime
Nixon
Caesar's Palace
Miami
Buffalo
N.Y
Omaha
Neb
Houston
Albuquerque
N.M
Phoenix
Ariz
Palm Springs
Calif
Hughes Fight Over Hughes Nevada Empire Continues
In Las Vegas two groups vie for control of Howard Hughes holdings. Hughes Tool Co directors and Robert Maheu met in court and chambers seeking to oust Maheu. A negotiated settlement remained elusive amid signature authentication and a restraining order dispute. Maheu’s son Peter testified.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Howard Hughes
Nevada
Hughes Tool Co
Robert Maheu
Hughes
State District Court
Howard W. Babcock
Tool Company
Maheu
Hughes Nevada
Peter
Colombia Flood Devastates Supia Region Causing Deaths
Torrential rains caused a landslide on the Cauca River in Supia, Caldas Department. Officials report 40 killed, 50 injured with fears of up to 200 dead as buses and trucks were carried away and hamlets wiped out. Luz Miryam Ardila survived and recalled passengers being swept away.
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Bogota
Colombia
Caldas
Supia
Cauca
Pintada
Luz Miryam Ardila
Women Liberation Group Forms In Farmington
In Farmington, 22 women sign as charter members of the San Juan Women's Liberation Association urging Gov elect Bruce King to appoint qualified women to state posts. They plan letters, boycotts, and equal employment efforts, while protesting local newspaper naming of married women.
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Farmington
San Juan
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