Kissinger closes talks with Hanoi officials in Paris
Kissinger wrapped six days of peace talks with Le Duc Tho in Paris and flew to Florida to brief Nixon. Both sides called progress but gave no timetable for agreement. Sullivan and Thao aides will stay on to handle technical matters as talks continue through channels.
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Michael Goldsmith
Associated Press
Paris
Henry A. Kissinger
Hanoi
le Duc Tho
Florida
Nixon
Kissinger
Orly
Tho
Sullivan
Nguyen Co Thach
White House
William Sullivan
Haiphong
Gif Sur Yvette
Olaf Palme
Sweden
Xuan Thuy
Palme
U.S. Vietnam
Roswell Salvation Army dedicates new facility on College Ave
The Salvation Army Roswell corps opened a new facility at 612 W. College Ave with Col. Harold Barry of the Western Territory delivering a dedication. Local leaders praised the project as a community center and place of hope, with Roswell Mayor William Brainerd and others attending the ceremony. The history notes the corps began in 1900 and moved several times before the latest expansion.
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Southwest Division
David W. Moulton
Salvation Army Corps
W. College Ave
Roswell Corps
Rex McCulley
Buford Coplen
Washington Avenue Baptist Church
Moulton
The
Western Territory
Harold Barry
Barry and
McCulley
San Francisco
Calif
Barry
Salvation Army
Roswell
Phoenix
Ariz
First Baptist Church Hand Bell
Charles Goza
Capt. Arthur Stillwell
William F. Brainerd
Corps
Phil Owen
Salvation Army Advisory Board
First Corps
East Second Street
Virginia
S. Main St
W. Juniper
College Avenue Church of Christ
Democrats Signal Move to Reclaim Power From Nixon
Congressional Democrats push to curb presidential control in 1973. Senate urged Nixon appointees to testify before committees and demand a list of impounded funds by Feb. 5. Democrats press Vietnam War funding cutoff and seek stronger House and Senate power.
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Washington
Congressional
White House
Legislative Branch
Senate Democrats
Nixon
Congress
Senate
Southern Committee
Missouri
House
Mike Mansfield
Carl Albert
Albert
Mrs Martha Holland Accepts Realtor of the Year Honor
Mrs Martha Holland accepts the Realtor of the Year award posthumously for her husband John Paul Holland during the annual awards banquet at Roswell Inn Friday night. Jim Marks presented the honor, with coverage on Page 10 of the Roswell Daily Record.
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Martha Holland
John Paul Holland
Roswell Inn
Jim Marks
Roswell Daily Record
Roswell Realtors celebrate 1972 gains at banquet
Roswell Board of Realtors install Marvin Curry as 1973 president after a year that saw total real estate sales reach 22.65 million dollars up from 21.98 million in 1971. Sales by category include homes 17.23 million and ranches 3.15 million.
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AL Stubbs
Roswell Inn
Roswell
Marvin Curry
Burns and Curry, Realtors
Henderson
Curry
Bill Hooten
Albuquerque
Murder charge filed in Roswell slaying case
Roswell police say murder charges were filed Saturday against Theodore H Sabin Jr. and John A. Haverlock, both 38 and 23, for the weekend Dec 29 1972 killing of Betty B George of 712 E Alameda. They are jailed in Denver on car theft assault robbery charges with a detainer for Roswell prosecution. They had recently been paroled from California penitentiary.
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Roswell City
L. M. Hall
Betty B. George
E. Alameda
Theodore H Sabin Jr
John A. Haverlock
California
Denver
Colo
Hall
Roswell
California State Penitentiary
San Diego
Calif
Phoenix
Ariz
Thompson outlines views on judges in New Mexico
Freshman Senator R F Thompson of Chaves favors appointing appellate judges while keeping district judges elected. He backs nonpartisan appointment for state Supreme Court and Court of Appeals, and supports fulltime district attorneys in larger districts with no private practice. He also backs probate code reforms and notes committee assignments in Finance and Judiciary.
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Thompson
D-Chaves
Roswell
State Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Carlsbad
Hobbs
Lovington
Finance and Judiciary
Jack B. Patterson
R-Chaves
Explosion at Motel 22 kills one. dozen injured near Huntingdon
An explosion and fire in the kitchen of Motel 22 in Huntingdon County killed one person and injured at least twelve others on Saturday. Police reported the blast caused extensive damage to the motel. In a separate dispatch from Vatican City, Cardinal Fernando Cento, a longtime leader in Vatican affairs, died at his home at age 89.
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Huntingdon
Here
Vatican City
Fernando Cardinal Cento
Vatican
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Kiwanis
RHS
Jones
Roswell Realtors
Fred Buckles
Santa Fe
R. FE
Chaves, Eddy
Lea Counties
Attys
Lee Cathey
Joe Cruz Castellano
Chaves
A. S. Blaun
George
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