Eastern New Mexico State Fair board negotiates for 1969 event
The Eastern New Mexico State Fair board reports ongoing carnival negotiations for the 1969 fair set for early fall. President Bob Chewning says meetings occurred last night tonight and Wednesday. Roswell liquor dealers lower prices amid no price floor. Local business notes urge license relief to prevent crowding out small operation. National Ski Week highlights include Snow Rangers inspections and lists of ski areas on national forests. A possible Roswell desalting plant is discussed with Tonics Inc plan for Sarasota Florida. City Council officials criticize traffic light transition at MacGaffey and Main.
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Roswell
Albuquerque
el Paso
Wm. D. Hurst
Snow Rangers
Sierra Blanca
Ski Cloudcroft
National Forest Land
Sandia Peak
Red River
Taos
Carson and
Santa Fe
MacGaffey-Main
Mack Thomas
Second Stiner brother booked for campus slaying murder
The second of two brothers sought in the campus slaying of two Black Panthers surrendered at a San Diego airport. Larry Joseph Stiner, 21, was wounded by a gunshot when he turned himself in.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
San Diego
Larry Joseph Stiner
Peace Talk Session Set for Saturday in Paris
The first plenary session of the Vietnam peace talks will be held Saturday morning with Henry Cabot Lodge leading the U.S. delegation. The four-way discussions in Paris will bring together the United States South Vietnam North Vietnam and the National Liberation Front to negotiate substantive terms of peace.
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Paris
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
Lodge
Nixon
W. Averell Harriman
Harriman
United States
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
National Liberation Front
Saigon
Viet Cong
Ha van Lau
Hanoi
William Jorden
Jorden
Nguyen Cao Ky
Nguyen van Thieu
Lau
Nguyen Thi Binh
NLF
Nguyen Xuan Phong
Cyrus R. Vance
Mrs. Binh
Pueblo Commander's Testimony on Pueblo Seizure Details
Cmdr. Lloyd M. Bucher testified about extreme difficulty contacting superiors to report North Korean detection of the USS Pueblo before its seizure. He described 20 plus vessels nearby and a flare near the ship, and said inadequate weapons and communications hampered defense.
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Richard E. Meyer
Associated Press
Coronado
Calif
Lloyd M. Bucher
Pueblo
Bucher
Navy
Frank L Johnson
Japan
Charles R. Clark
Sea of Japan
North Korea
Adm. Johnson
Cargo outlines 1969 70 spending plan for New Mexico
Gov. Cargo proposes expenditures from 234 million to 239 million for 1969 70 and rejects raising the gross receipts tax. He cites needs of 35 to 40 million in new revenue, especially for public education, and favors reforming income tax. He lists 11 programs including public safety a civil rights law park system road funding and higher pay for low income state workers.
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Santa FE
David Cargo
New Mexico
Cargo
Department of Public Safety
Department of Labor
Department of Corrections
Department of Licensure
Department of Development
Legislative School Study Committee
LSSC
Health and Social Services Department
Department of Finance and Administration
Legislative goals outlined by Santa Fe lawmakers
Democratic senators and representatives outlined goals from separate Monday meetings. Senate proposals include civil rights commissions, a state ombudsman, aging and women status commissions, and public employee collective bargaining. House plans call for lower voting age, a presidential primary, runoff primaries, earlier spring primaries, and mandatory six month jail sentences for felons using deadly weapons.
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Santa FE
Senate
Commission On Civil Rights
Commission On the Status of Women
Commission On Aging
Woman Charged In Fatal Shooting Near Las Cruces
An El Paso woman Betty Sue Hudson aged 42 was to appear before a Las Cruces magistrate on charges connected to the shooting death of her husband Ben J. Hudson 38 a hair stylist. The body was found just inside the Dona Ana County line four miles south of Mesa Street in El Paso.
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Las Cruces
el Paso
Tex
Betty Sue Hudson
Ben J. Hudson
Dona Ana
Mesa Street
Senate delays Hickel confirmation to interior secretary
U S Senate postpones consideration of Walter J Hickel s nomination as interior secretary to at least Wednesday due to objections over the hearing record and committee report Senate Leader Mike Mansfield said the delay did not involve three Democratic dissents and other Nixon cabinet picks were confirmed Monday with a White House swearing in planned Wednesday
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Richard Nixon
White House
Nixon
Woodrow Wilson
Ronald Ziegler
UPI
Washington
Senate
Walter J. Hickel
Secretary of the Interior
Senate Democratic
Mike Mansfield
Senate Interior Committee
Mansfield
Democratic Committee
Alaska
Hickel
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U.S.A
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Don Rider
New Mexico Municipal League
Wilmington
Del
Rodney Square
National Guard
Minot
N.D
Minot Air Force Base
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Charles W. Yost
United Nations
Yost
Cape Kennedy
Fla
John N. Mitchell
Richgeneral
Mitchell
G. Kleindientst
Phoenix
Erwin N Griswold
Phang Dam Lam
Phong
House
Marge Beck
State Commission On Civil Rights
U.S. Senate
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