Winds Rake Boulder Damaging New Construction
Marilyn Huber and her son Glen were trapped in a laundry near their quonset hut home as winds up to 133 mph battered Boulder Colorado. Bob Huber, a Denver Post reporter, reported fires and evacuations in student housing and a collapsed filling station as new Table Mesa construction suffered severe damage.
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Civil rights law urged by New Mexico governor
Santa Fe Governor David F. Cargo says he will seek a strong civil rights law for New Mexico and sees a good chance the 1969 legislature will pass it. The remarks came at a Wednesday civil rights legislation meeting in Santa Fe.
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New Mexico
Apollo 8 Astronauts Honored at Capitol by Johnson
Apollo 8 crew Frank Borman James Lovell and William Anders received Distinguished Service Medals from President Johnson in a White House ceremony amid a standing ovation from Congress. The event capped by a joint House Senate session praised their lunar orbit mission and mission impact.
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Roswell Pharmacists Split Over Welfare Prescription Boycott
Roswell pharmacists largely refused to join an Otero County protest against a 25 percent cut in welfare service fees, with mixed views on boycotting welfare prescriptions. Some local stores planned to continue filling them while awaiting state association guidance, highlighting a statewide split on the fee reduction and its impact on providers and welfare recipients.
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Otero County
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State Association
Ruidoso
Kling
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Platt Drug
Nash Pharmacy
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Associated Press
New Mexico
Santa Fe
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Sirhan Defense Plans Attack on Grand Jury
Sirhan Bishara Sir han defense lawyers pressed a motion to quash his indictment for the Kennedy killing and planned a grand jury challenge citing alleged non representation of a cross section. They subpoenaed 10 broadcast reporters as part of a mistrial bid while a 1,010 page transcript from a separate grand jury case was reviewed.
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LOS Angeles
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Amnesty Offer Amid Ford Hall Sit-In At Brandeis
Brandeis University President Morris B Abram promised conditional amnesty to dissident Negro students who abandon Ford Hall by 2 p m The sit in crippled campus communications as about 30 white students debated granting amnesty Police and officials stayed apart While the three story building was barricaded the students stocked food for three days Abram said there would be no negotiations under the current circumstances
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Brandeis University
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D J Shrecengost Dies in Roswell at 82 Funeral Pending
D J Shrecengost 82 longtime Roswell businessman and former state representative died at St Marys Hospital after a lengthy illness. He lived in Roswell since 1910 operated a building material and produce company until 1958 and served as church treasurer. Survivors include two sons a daughter and a brother with funeral services pending at Ballard Funeral Home.
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Senators plan measure to reopen U S parks nationwide
A group of senators introduces a bill to let the National Park Service hire enough staff to reopen all 270 national parks and monuments every day. The proposal seeks an exemption for Park Service field employees from spending act limits, arguing no new money is needed.
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Dn.m
Carlsbad Caverns
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
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D-Mont
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Dark
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D-W.va
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D-Ind
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D-N.m
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D-Tenn
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New Mexico
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