African fanatics and the UN dispute in 1965
Henry J. Taylor denounces African delegates at the United Nations as fanatics aligned with Maoist and Soviet interests. He portrays them as agents of Agitprop operating across Africa from Algeria to Ghana, claiming extensive Soviet-Chinese influence and training programs.
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Alfred Hitchcock
Ernesto
Che) Guevara
United Nations
Peking
Moscow
Pravda
Mao Tsetung
Mao
Africa
Algeria
Ghana
Guinea
Burundi
Cameroons
Sudan
Zanzibar
Tanganyika
Nortern
Rhodesia
Mali
Moorocco
South Africa
Ken Bella
Kwame Niumah
Patrice Lumvimba University
Budapest
Prague
Warsaw
Bernau
Bautzen
Leipzig
East Germany
New Jersey and New Mexico Weigh Weighted Voting
The states sought a remedy for redistricting with weighted voting but courts did not accept the approach. Arkansas Gazette notes the plan failed to gain legal traction. Both states faced scrutiny over equity and constitutional concerns in reapportionment.
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New Jersey
New Mexico
Arkansas Gazette
Clothes Conscious Johnson Inaugural Wardrobe Sparks Talk
An article notes President Johnson’s planned Inauguration attire with Savile Row and Hong Kong tailors cited. It mentions the secret London tailor, a Watts Log for two suits, and his designation as one of the nation's best dressed men. The piece also covers Roswell optimism and Little League efforts, plus local court and legislative notes.
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Saime
Oxford
Johnson
Savile Row
London
Hong Kong
Tejas Wad
Sues Pianeas
Eaddeg
Luna
God of America, Inc
Genter Murphyee
Moral Decay or Pill Power Shaping Society
Washington report on birth control pills notes 3,000,000+ users and near certainty of effectiveness while flagging potential moral shifts toward premarital sex. Doctors warn of possible physiological and psychological effects and uncertain long term outcomes, including fertility changes after long-term use.
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Washington
Legislator Jumps Gun in State Work Pay War
Former New Mexico rep Helen Wells worked December on Albuquerque staff as field examiner earning 300 dollars a month but was unpaid due to a 1943 ban on legislators' state employment. The law carries felony penalties. fines and up to five years in prison. Charlie Harris named to replace Dan Martinez faced legal questions. Martinez resigned before his term began. Boston Witt rescinds AG opinion rule. deputy revenue chief Jerry Brown takes 900 dollars monthly. Tomatos Ortiz may see altered duties under the bureau reorganization.
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Will Harrison Santa FE
Helen Wells
Torrance County
State Motor Vehicle Department
Sanchez
Wells
Don Dickason
Albuquerque
Charlie Harris
Dan Martinez
Statehouse
Harris
Gil Aragon
Martinez
Res
Interesti
Sheriff's Office
County Commission
State Legal Department
Boston
Boston Witt
Attorney General’s Department
Witt
NEW Law
State Bureau of Revenue
Jerry Brown
Bureau
Tomatos Ortiz
Santa Fe County
Ortiz
John Shaver
Joel Carson
Jerry Werthheim
Frank Jones
Armstrong retires as Roswell Chamber president
Roswell Chamber of Commerce bids thanks to Armstrong B. Armstrong for two years as president. Charlie Fowler takes the helm for the next year. Armstrong traveled to Washington on matters benefiting Roswell, will remain a goodwill ambassador, and will continue national industry efforts with the Associated General Contractors.
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B. B. Armstrong
Armstrong and Armstrong
Roswell
Armstrong
Southwest
Department of Defense
Walker Air Force Base
Associated General Contractors of America
Exchange of TV programs to bridge US Soviet understanding
A proposal suggests exchanging half hour films showing freedom of religion in America and agriculture from farm to supermarket, plus a municipal election portrayal, to help Russians see democracy and freedoms. A presidential visit is seen as beneficial but only with open exchanges and realities, not propaganda.
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Johnson
Russia
America
Acthid
Stern
Soviet Union
United States
Snowy Ruidoso Trails Draw Skiers and Sledders
Snowed travel conditions reported after two inches fell overnight at Ruidoso, with ten inch drifts on courses. Keswell Chamber notes conditions not ideal though for winter sports, as Earl Moore from Lincoln National Forest confirms.
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Ruidoso
Keswell
Quietness and privacy fade in modern life
A Knoxville News Sentinel excerpt laments diminishing quiet as city noise from hammers to horns, suburbia’s power mowers and children, and rural traffic drown the moo of cows, echoing Dryden on mankind’s concern.
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John Dryden
Knoxville News-Sentinel
Public Forum Apology Letter From Roswell Resident
Dear Editor, I apologize for my Jan 3 letter about downtown problems that drew broad anger. My wording was harsh and too generic, aimed at whoever the shoe fit. Sincerely, Mrs John Talnack 58 Wildy Dr.
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Roswell
Mrs
John Talnack
Wildy Dr
Roswell Daily News Carrier and Subscription Rates
The Roswell Daily News lists management, advertising, and subscription terms. It notes home delivery by carrier, pricing for three months six months and one year, and the newspaper’s weekday evening and Sunday morning publication schedule from 424 North Main Street in Roswell New Mexico.
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Chaves County
Roswell
Trade
Manin
North Main Street
Rooweil, N. Mi
Murder Story Is Engaging A Covenant With Death
Book review of Stephen Becker’s novel set in Soledad City in 1923. Follows Bryan Talbot trial for murder while narrator Ben Lewis recalls youth as Young Judge and the town’s drama. Combines courtroom tension with character study and mystery elements.
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Stephen Becker
Antheneum
Bryan Talbot
Louise
Soledad City
Talbot
Lewis
Alvin Hochstader
A. Smith
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Egypt
Pguese
Pedro Paez
Ethiopia
Susenyos
Liberia
Haile Selassie
William V. S. Tubman
Portugal
Anza
NATO
U.N
Angola
Leipzis
African Revolution Front
Nigeria
U.S.S.R
West Africa
Castro
Alex Quaison-Lackey
General Assembly
LBJ
AL Stubbs
Waring
Texas
North Side
Little League
Airport Park
Wyoming Street
Charlie Meeks
Humble
Santa Fe
JP Court
L. O. Thompson, Jr
Drew Pearson
Afl-Cio
Jerry Finkelsstein
New York Democratic Party
Simeon Booker
Arade
Legislator
Thanks
MR. Armstrong
Moore
Chisinau
Rumania
Kang Carol
Soviet Russia
Sione
Hatch
D-Nm
Murphy
Prophet Isaiah
R. M. Higginbotham
Jimmy C. Cox
Advertising Manager
Roswail, N. i, MA
Associated Press
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