Mint flavored pecans by Roswell pioneer Adolph Wilson
Adolph Wilson of 207 N Ohio recalls Camp Fuston near West Second Street as Roswell expanded westward. He proposes mint flavored pecans by exposing pecans to mint plants and is testing the idea at Primm Drug and Brooks Exxon. Also note Salvation Army requests meat donations and offers pickup at 622 8701.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Wilson
Ohio
West Second Street
Camp Fuston
Roswell
Sycamore
Wilson
Second Street
Primm Drug
Brooks Exxon
West Second
Salvation Army
Alpha Phi Omega initiates 14 at Eastern Portales
The service organization Alpha Phi Omega and its women's auxiliary initiated 14 new members at Eastern Portales including Janet Harrison Pat Littlejohn Maria Manibusan both from Roswell and Sharon Peterson Adela Gonzales from Dexter. Charles Garlinger of Roswell became a new member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Phi Omega
National Service Fraternity
Woman’s Auxiliary
Portales
Janet Harrison
Pat Littlejohn
Maria Manibusan
Roswell
Sharon Peterson
Adela Gonzales
Dexter
Christian Children’s
The
Health Service and
New Mexico Health and Social Services Department
Charles Garlinger
Bombing stalls Vietnam peace talks in Johnson era study
Pentagon papers file cites two failed diplomacy attempts code named Pennsylvania and Marigold during Johnson's presidency. Kissinger and French intermediaries pursued pauses in bombing to trigger talks, but intensified raids and visa refusals by Hanoi ended the channels.
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Associated Press
LOS Angeles
Pentagon Papers
Vietnam
Lyndon B. Johnson
Henry A. Kissinger
U.S
Pennsylvania
Marigold
Daniel Ellsberg
Anthony Russo
Kissinger
Johnson
Hanoi
Marcovich
Aubrac
Paris
Ho Chi Minh
Janusz Lewandowski
International Control Commission
Damages and thefts report in Roswell incidents
Damages and thefts were reported to Roswell City Police from several locations. Patton Fruit Stand suffered $100 damage after a rock shattered a window. A toolbox and tools worth over $100 were taken from a pickup. A violin worth over $100 was stolen from Mountain View School. Clem's Dress Shop front glass was broken with clothing removed. A car window was broken and a tape deck stolen. Five windows at 425 Ft 2nd St were struck by rocks with under $100 damage.
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Roswell
Patton Fruit Stand
J. C. Patton
Tom Pirtle
Route 2
Box 66
Mountain View School
Clem
E. 2Nd St
Charles Radcliff
S. Pennsylvania
Roswell High School
2Nd St
Moon astronaut Schmitt speaks to New Mexico Legislature
In Santa Fe Dr. Harrison Jack Schmitt former Apollo geologist from Silver City addresses a joint session as lawmakers pause major business A luncheon with Gov Bruce King follows and Senate aides press ahead on a district attorney salaries bill enabling 11 of 13 DAs to choose part time or full time status while two holdouts remain.
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Santa FE
N.M
New Mexico
Harrison
Jack’’ Schmitt
Silver City
New Santa Fe Hilton Inn
Clinton P. Anderson
Schmitt
Bruce King
House
Senate
Bill O'Donnell
D-Dona Ann
Fast House
King
James Brandenburg
Albuquerque
Lee Cathey
Carlsbad
Das
Brandenburg
State Personnel Office
Jerry Apodaca
William Sego
R-Bernalillo
Nixon defends impoundment in budget dispute at hearings
President Nixon argues Congress is fiscally irresponsible and will continue to impound funds to curb inflation and avoid tax increases. Senate subcommittee hearings explore whether impoundment exceeds constitutional powers and if Congress should restrict delays beyond 60 days.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Senate
General Accounting Office
Elmer B. Staats
Staats
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Ervin
Judiciary
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Church
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Market Prices Inch Up in Moderate Trading
Prices crept higher in midday trading as three weeks of volatility eased. Dow Jones index rose to 997.89 with Bethlehem Steel up percent after a dividend hike while American and Amex lists showed mixed results amid investor caution and a revised dividend from Wagner Electric.
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Miles A. Smith
NEW York (Ap
New York Stock Exchange
William Nelson
Moody’s Investor Service
Bethlehem Steel
Steel Company
American Stock Exchange
Eastern Air Lines
Amex
Wagner Electric
Kissinger set for Hanoi visit amid Vietnam accord aftermath
Nixon defends terms of the Vietnam settlement and rejects amnesty for deserters. He notes that those who fled face criminal penalties. Kissinger plans a Hanoi trip focusing on war reparations and prisoner releases, signaling a major U S diplomatic effort following the peace deal.
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Vietnam
United States
Peace Corps
Nixon
Kissinger
North Vietnam
U.S
Hanoi
Harvard
China
Paris
Charles Arnold rites set in Hagerman and Paxton plans
Funeral services for Charles J. Arnold 71 of Hagerman will be conducted 10 30 am Thursday at Central Church of Nazarene Roswell with Rev Phillip Lunn officiating. Burial follows in Graceland Cemetery Fairberry Illinois. Body sent to Paxton Illinois for Sunday services. Ballard Brown MIller directing. Survivor list includes six sons seven daughters and many grandchildren.
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Charles J. Arnold
Hagerman
Eastern New Mexico University Medical Center
Central Church of Nazarene
South Sea
Reed
Phillip Lunn
Graceland Cemetery
Fairberry
Ill
Ballard Funeral Home
Larry Reeves
Mr. Arnold
Paxton
Brown-Miller Funeral Home
Illinois
Roswell
New Albany
Ind
Gladys Irene Lawrence
John Henry
Catherine Michael Arnold
Arnold
Central Church of the Nazarene
First Nazarene Church
Robert Arnold
Layton
Utah
Earl Arnold
Roger Arnold
Beale Afb
Calif
Darrell Arnold
Keith Arnold
Silver City
Gary Arnold
Kathryn Cunningham
Deming
Evelyn Evans
Kaye Kay
Phyllis Conover
Loda
Karyel Arnold
Darlene Pilkington
Judy Minker
Phoenix
Ariz
William Arnold
Ramsey
Edna Seig
Isabella Seig
Depauw
Leona
Louisville
Louise H. Martin
Louise H. Miller
South Park Cemetery
Walter Orr
First Church of the Nazarene
Martin
E. 2Nd
Eastern New Mexico Medical Center
LaGrone
Trial Under Way in Roswell Battery Case of Officers
Trial today in Fifth Judicial District Court before Judge Paul Snead involves Henry Vasquez 28 and Joe Vallejos 19 charged with battery and aggravated assault of a peace officer after a Sept 17 1972 Roswell party incident. Several officers were reportedly struck. Vallejos allegedly threatened an officer with an open razor. Santiago Sanchez previously pled guilty to battery of a peace officer and received one to five years with all but 90 days suspended. Bobby Vallejos 20 was charged but the battery charge was dismissed.
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Fifth Judicial District Court
Paul Snead
Henry Vasquez
N. Missouri
Joe Vallejos
W. Mathews
Vasquez
Vallejos
Roswell
Santiago Sanchez
Chaves
Bobby Vallejos
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Las Cruces
Memorial General Hospital
Cruces
Ruidoso
R. E. Gratz
Walker Place
Riac
John Chadwick
Eloy Quintana
Dsanta Fe
House Labor Committee
James Chaney
Moriarty
Natural Resources Committee
Senate Corporations Committee
Senate Conservation Committee
William Rogers
Sen
Henry Jackson
Walter Reed Hospital
John Stennis
E. F. Hutton & Co
Tom
New York
McDon Doug
Marco
Amer Tel
Mobil Oi
Amer Teb
Mtn Sts
Avco
Pan Am Sul
Pan Am
Chrysler Pennz
Phil Pete
City Invest Wa
RCA Corp
del Webb
Ryndis Tob Dresser Ind
Safeway
Santa Fe Ind
Duplan Corp Sears
DuPont
el Paso
Skelly Oi
Fsrah
Ford
Sperry
Exxon
Goodyear
Gulf Oi
Telex Corp
Tenneco
Haliburton
Texaco
Thiokol
Transam
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Kennecott
US Steel
West Ban
Elec
Levi-Strauss Ling Temco
Xerox
Lockheed
Union
Wilcx & Gibbs
Glovers
DOW. Jones
Chicago
EF. Hutton & Co
Askine Zl Bank Sec
White House
le Duc Tho
Charles Arnold
Michael S. Jackson
Michael Spratt Jackson
Springfield
Firestone Tire & Rubber Company
Louise Martin
James A. Mills
Santa Rosa
Dorothy Mills
Mills
Florence A. Simmons
LaGrone Funeral Chapel
Florence Alama Simmons
S. Yale Drive
Simmons
Elida
Limestone County
Tex
Thural Simmons
Helen Boyer
Charles McCoy
Cloverleaf Trailer Park
LaGrone Funeral Home
McCoy
St. Mary's Hospital
Morton Dann
Roswell Independent School District
Roswell Council On Drug Abuse
State Department of Education
New Mexico State Police
VFW
N. Richardson
Mel Root
la Terra College
Albert A. Stubbs
Jerry McCormack
Lois Purvis
R.M. Higginbotham
Cecil Goins
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