11 Jul 1975
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1975
Page
1
New Mexico Attorney General Toney Anaya said a formal opinion on the Arrest Records Information Act will allow media access to certain police records and report significant details of criminal events. He outlined exemptions, definitions of police blotters, and potential court challenges if questions remain.
In Murcia Spain an Air Ministry statement says four Spanish air force jets collided during a formation drill and sank into the Mediterranean killing all five officers aboard. The tragedy draws a halt to training as investigators review the incident.
Former presidential aide Alexander Butterfield, who exposed Nixon’s tape system, was described by Col. L. Fletcher Prouty as a CIA contact officer during his White House service. Prouty said Butterfield did not act as a CIA spy, and the exact payroll source remains uncertain. The House intelligence panel is probing CIA penetration claims, with officials noting no documentary evidence yet.
Rocky Ford leaders meet on Thursday with Ford urging reform of agencies and advocating maximum freedom to private enterprise. The discussion centers on reducing government constraints and boosting private sector initiative.
AP reports rapid progress on the Apollo Soyuz joint mission with Russian Soyuz booster mating at Cape Canaveral and Baikonur. NASA confirms final cosmonaut exams passed and crews prepare for Tuesday blastoff amid earlier weather and wind challenges.
Roswell officer Joe Salazar 33 of 1713 N Pontiac Dr arrested on open murder charge after two days of investigation into the shooting death of Clivene R. Hensley 39 of 1501 W Tilden St. Salazar remained in county jail without bond and was arraigned before Magistrate L O Thompson.
The Indiana chapter of the Ku Klux Klan warns members in a July newsletter that they must wear robes at rallies. It states if a member cannot afford a robe, they cannot belong to the organization, citing dress standards and inclusion.
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