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Newspaper

Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1966

Page

6

Women Key to Strike Economics

columnist Art Buchwald argues during a subway strike that men are not essential to New York’s economy and women could run businesses. He imagines an embargo on men, broadcasting football games to keep men home, and even suggests Mrs. Lindsay and Mrs. Quill could broker a settlement.

Art Buchwald John Lindsay New York City New York Mr. Lindsay New York Giants New York Jets Lindsay Mavor Lindsay Mike Quill

Roswell leaders eye Okmulgee training program visit

Al Stubbs outlines Roswell Community College officials Traylor and Gills planning a trip to Okmulgee Oklahoma to study its vocational training. He notes New Mexico expanding vocational education and cites President Johnson's State of the Union remarks. He discusses local weather, a Pecan Festival, parking issues, antelope releases, hunting injuries, nature’s power, Pecos Valley Diamonds, and boating at Bottomless Lakes State Park.

AL Stubbs Dale Traylor Roswell Community College John Gills Okmulgee Okla New Mexico Roswell

Worrisome Note in State of the Union Message

The piece weighs the Presidents claim of American strength against the heavy costs of Viet Nam, defense and domestic programs. It questions budget strains, potential tax hikes after November, and the risk of over extending aid to emerging nations and low income families. It ends by asking what the lingering worry really is.

Far East South Viet Nam State of the Union Viet Nam United Nations

Bid openings for furnishings face four weeks of haggling

In Santa Fe the Capital Building furnishings bidding for the new Legislative Execu tive Building opened Tuesday with at least four weeks of haggling anticipated. State Sen. Jim Patton drew criticism for bidding his own firm after advising on specs.

Santa FE Legislate Jim Patton D-Dona Ann Patton Dante Vaio Capital Buildings Improvement Commission New Mexico Senate

Book Review Microscopes Murder in Cold Blood

Truman Capote turns a microscope on a 1959 Kansas quadruple murder in a nonfiction novel. The detailed account probes Dick Hickok and Perry Smith, presenting them with cautious sympathy while noting wordy narration and questions about dialogue sources.

Truman Capote Capote Kansas Clutter Nancy Kenyon

Roswell Daily Record Freezes Sub Rates Across Regions

Roswell Daily Record lists subscription rates in advance for Chaves County and other areas. The notice notes home delivery by carrier with monthly and multi month options and provides publishing and office details at 424 North Main Street in Roswell New Mexico.

Chaves Mali Roswell Trade North Main Street N.M

Profit or nonprofit stores and the price of goods

A First National City Bank analysis questions the savings from nonprofit customer owned co-ops. It argues that $100 in retail purchases distributes $90.80 to operations, $2 rent, $1.10 depreciation, 46 cents interest, $2 taxes, and $1.40 other taxes, leaving $2.30 profit. The piece notes hidden costs and efficiency concerns in co-ops versus profit driven stores.

First National City Bank of New York

War, compassion, and victory in a philosophical Union

Henry J. Taylor analyzes President Johnson's State of the Union message noting the Union's largest problem is philosophical about war. He argues pacifism harms national prudence and cites Sen. Robert F. Kennedy urging blood for the Viet Cong, stressing that victory defines great nations and that brute force has preserved civilizations.

Johnson John H. Glenn Robert F. Kennedy

25 Years Ago Officers of A 104th battalion to Fort Sam Houston

The 104th anti tank battalion Company A officers Capt John Allen Phinizy commander 1st Lt Fred G Rowell and lieutenants William Jewett Herbert Lowrey Harold Bowman will entrain from Roswell at 7 10 tomorrow morning for Fort Sam Houston Texas for active duty. The piece also rails against double standards in foreign policy and praises a hard line against communism urging unity to prevent red aggression and preserve the nation.

104Th Roswell Fort Sam Houston San Antonio Texas John Allen Phinizy Fred G. Rowell William Jewett Herbert Lowrey Harold Bowman

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