A Glum Cot swald Warns of Watergate Aides
Cot swald a Democrat for Nixon laments watching the Watergate hearings and fears Haldeman Ehrlichman Colson and Dean ran the White House. He proposes voting for the President's aides and swearing them in with the President to allow impeachment as a package deal.
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Nuclear sub fleet reprieve sparks Capitol intrigue
In a budget stand off the White House nearly cut funding for Loran navigation used by Polaris and Poseidon submarines. A mysterious Navy officer calling himself Captain Marvel alerted Congress to risks, revealing covert Pentagon pressure and a rescue by Rep. Murphy's coast guard panel.
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Murphy Uses Cloak and Dagger to Save Loran Funding
Murphy pressures the administration to restore a $2 million wartime navigation budget for Loran. He bypasses officials with coded calls and briefings, aided by Captain Marvel, to secure a four page Defense Department memo from Fred Buzhardt warning of operational harm if funding is cut.
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Murphy uses secret session to restore Navy navigational funds
The South Pacific operations saga centers on Murphy pressuring the subcommittee into a closed session to restore 22 million for navigational systems. He cites Navy lobbying and OMB cuts, arguing Coast Guard duties and Polaris spending justify funding. Sullivan and Dingell push for a vote, leading to swift committee action.
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Roswell Sees Local Debates and Celebrations Across Town
East Las Vegas School Board faces criticism over a new superintendent as tensions rise amid local education debates. Roswell honors Nancy Lopez for golf victory, opens a new Little League season, and celebrates youth programs. Col. James Lindberg Hughes hints at a possible governor bid while Roswell invites him to reside here.
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Roswell Building Permits Hit Over Half a Million in June
Roswell building inspector I. J. Brooke announced June permits totaled 526 185 dollars. Local businesses will close Monday for the Fourth of July. Red Cross nurse Ella Yeager to repeat informative course on expectant mother care child care and family health. City radio report praised flood control by City Manager C M Woodbury.
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Today in History Highlights Across 1801 1844 1893 and 1950
On this date in 1950 President Truman ordered the U S Air Force and Navy to help repel a North Korean invasion of South Korea. In 1801 Cairo fell to the British. In 1844 Joseph and Hyrum Smith were killed in Carthage Illinois Brigham Young became head of the church. In 1893 NYSE prices collapsed triggering a major low mood.
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Grain price strain hits meat costs across New Mexico
Gov. Bruce King warns feed grain prices near double threaten beef poultry and pork output. Export pressure and Nixon price freezes add to shortages. officials cite 60 per cent of King ranch grain as locally grown. Embargo aims to curb prices while talks of broader controls continue.
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