Kissinger meets British leaders in Middle East stopover
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger held talks with British Foreign Secretary Alec Douglas-Home and Energy Secretary Lord Carrington during a layover on his Middle East mission to promote a Israeli-Syrian disengagement. Officials said Assad may be open to negotiations, with Geneva talks possible if disengagement proceeds.
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Jackson warns USDA over wheat supply at Washington rally
Sen Henry M Jackson of Washington warned bakers in Washington that the Agriculture Department may not know if enough wheat will be available this year. He criticized USDA for admitting it does not know and urged action.
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Army units seize town in northern Ethiopia
Rebel forces reportedly took Asmara in the north demanding higher pay while holding several army officers. Unconfirmed reports say up to 10,000 soldiers mutinied as Emperor Haile Selassie’s government faces domestic turmoil across Ethiopia.
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Glover Civil Leader Homer Glover dies at 65 in Roswell
Homer F. Glover 65 of South Springs Acres died at home Monday after two months of illness. As head of Glover Inc a Roswell meat packing firm with payrolls around two million and annual livestock purchases of twenty million he led civic and industry efforts across New Mexico. He served on the New Mexico Military Institute board for 12 years and helped found RIDC shaping Roswell’s economy. Funeral Thursday at 10:30 a.m. at Pearson Auditorium with Masonic graveside rites. He is survived by wife Norma and children Homer Gene and Mary Lynn, plus siblings and extended family. Burial at South Park Cemetery.
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Chaves County
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James Roy Glover
Frankfort
Ind
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San Antonio
Tex
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Institute
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Pat Pattison
Dan Fond
Howard Smith
Johnny Walker
U.S
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Clovis
Swift and Company
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RIDC
Hearings Open On Gas Plan To Fund Wells In Albuquerque
The New Mexico Public Service Commission opened a public hearing on Southern Union Gas Company's plan to advance up to 3 million dollars to Shell Oil Co to fund four exploratory gas wells in the Albuquerque trough. If gas is found Southern Union would gain exclusive long term purchase rights on about 150 000 acres. The plan would let the company charge customers immediately for drilling and reimburse advances if a well yields crude oil commercially. Average residential cost estimated at 4 08 dollars and commercial at 19 10 dollars.
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Administrators Appointed At St Marys And St Johns Hospitals
Sister Mary Therese Gottschalk will leave St Mary's Hospital to head St John's Hospital in Tulsa, effective April 1, while Sister Mary Roseann Koskie moves from St Francis Hospital Wichita to St Mary's as administrator. Koskie previously served at St Michael's Stevens Point and trained at St Mary's Tucson. she holds degrees in education, nutrition, and institutional administration from Michigan State University. ROSWELL AND VICINITY Fair and warmer today through Wednesday with winds 5 to 16 mph and temperatures from the upper 20s tonight to low 70s by Wednesday.
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St. Mary's Hospital
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Okla
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St. Francis Hospital
Wichita
Kans
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St. Michael's Hospital
Stevens Point
Wis
Tucson
Ariz
Michigan State University
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St John’s Hospital
Order
Four Die After Fumes in Naval Tank Aboard Carrier
PORTSMOUTH VA four crewmen died from fumes in an aviation fuel tank aboard the aircraft carrier Independence. WASHINGTON AP Senate committee urged Congress to forgo a pay raise for lawmakers while allowing top government officials to gain one. The 5-4 vote sent the issue to the full Senate for consideration. If approved top civil servants would earn more than senators and House members.
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Pay raise vote nears for Congress in election year
Senate committee operates in closed session to craft a compromise on automatic pay raises under the 1967 law. If approved, Senate action could come this week. Nixon era increases would lift congressional salaries to 45,700 this year and 49,100 next year, with further steps in 1976, while Cabinet and Supreme Court pay would rise in a separate schedule.
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