Very Faint Peace Hope Seen
Editorial on Hanoi responses to Johnson peace efforts. A Hanoi watchman suggests signals in radio broadcasts might hint at negotiating, possibly over water. The piece treats phrases about Geneva, troop withdrawal, and imperialism as potential openings while urging cautious interpretation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Buchwald
Johnson
Hanoi
North Viet Nam
State Department
U.S
Viet Nam
National Front For Liberation
George
China
Soviet Union
Monorail dreams and future transport ideas from Roswell
AL STUBBS explores future transport from Roswell to Sierra Blanca, imagining a fast monorail to ski areas and even magnetic highway cars. He notes weather, costs, and traffic control, then cites Senator Anderson on transferring 99 acres to the Mescalero Apache Tribe for low rent housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Stubbs
Seattle
Roswe
Lubbock
Sierra Blanca
Ski Area
Roswell
Anderson
Congress
Public Housing Administration
Hagerman official faces conflict of interest on PVACD vote
Hagerman Canal Co. director Max Wiggins voted for PVACD to withdraw protest against drilling 10 wells in South Springs, prompting calls he abstain due to personal interest. The piece urges voters to study candidates and place public interest first. It also covers scouting benefits, highway designation for U S 70, and a Fort Worth Star-Telegram editorial on power reliability and regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerman Canal Co
PVACD
South Springs
Wiggins
Harold W. Lewman
Conquistador Council
Air Force Academy
U. S. 70
U. S. 66
Albuquerque-El Paso
Last Cruces
Fort Worth
Texas
Star-Telegram
Northeast
Canada
Nevada
Firing and political maneuvering shake New Mexico officials
Reggie Espinoza, former secretary to the State Tax Commission, was fired by State Tax Commissioner Jess Kornegay over his role in pre primary politics. The piece notes other county chairmen, audit letter changes, and a Roswell firm praising building bid specifications.
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Santa FE
Reggie Espinoza
State Tax Commission
Jess Kornegay
Kornegay
Espinoza
New Mexico Young Democrats
Public Forum Attacks Redlick and Reapportionment
Albert R. Booky of Lincoln New Mexico denounces Norman Redlick as a poor choice for New York City's legal post and attacks reapportionment and four year terms for Congress while praising the Senate's six year term and urging citizen responsibility. He cites anti Communist policy and criticizes government overreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indonesia
Viet Nam
John Lindsay
New York City
Norman Redlick
Redlick
Warren Commission
Congress
Emergency Civil Liberties Committee
House of Representatives
Roswell Daily Record Credits and Contact Details
Roswell Daily Record lists Albert A. Stubbs as managing editor and Jimmy C. Cox as advertising manager. It provides subscription rates for Chaves County and other areas, a Roswell mailing address, and notes weekday evening publication with Sunday morning edition.
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North Main Street
Roswell
N.M
New Mexico spends 35 million on state government
Taxpayers' Association of New Mexico reports 1940 fiscal year costs totaled 35 million. State units raised 21,497,604 through direct taxes and fees. remaining funds came from federal grants leases and institutional earnings. George C. McFadden heads to Denver for a lumber convention. Diana Barrymore debuts on Broadway, continuing the Barrymore line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
New Mexico
Taxpayers’ Association of New Mexico
Royal staff cuts at Sandringham estate spark economy move
Queen Elizabeth II dismisses six of eleven cleaning women at Sandringham estate in Norfolk as labor saving devices are installed. The move is framed as an economy measure and likened to a royal flush in a brief Atlanta Journal report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth II
Sandringham
Norfolk
Atlanta Journal
Johnson speech shows poor management and looming panic
Henry J. Taylor harshly critiques President Johnson's State of the Union, calling it inflationary and mismanaged. He argues the administration risks national finance and wartime credibility, urging postponements on Great Society expansions to avoid undermining morale and fiscal stability.
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Johnson
House
Carl Albert
Okla
America
Mr. Johnson
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Saigon
New York
Sierraa Blanca
Earth
NEW Pecos Valley Artesian Conservancy Board
Max Wiggins
Hagerman
Charles Cullin
Bernalillo
Jerry Brasher
Jack Campbell
Bernalillo County
McKinley
Motor Vehicle
Capital Furnishings
Cobean Stationery Company of
Warren R. Cobean
Warren
Supreme Court
Albert R. Booky
Lincoln, New Mexico
Albert A. Stubbs
Jimmy C. Cox
Advertising Manager
R. M. Higginbotham
Chaves County
Trade
Roswell, N.M
Associated Press
George C. McFadden
Denver
Colo
Rocky Mountain Lumberman’s
Diana Barrymore
Barrymore
She
John Barrymore
Henry J. Taylor
LBJ
Union
Lord Fisher
Justice Department
Internal Revenue Service
Russia
Red China
United States
Joey
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