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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1965
Page
2
Washington AP outlines key Q and A on the two new elderly health programs in the Social Security bill. It details eligibility, benefits, costs, start dates in 1966, exclusions, and the likelihood private insurers will offer supplementary coverage.
James Marlow analyzes U S officials reports on Vietnam from 1962 to 1965 showing moods from optimistic to sober. McNamara cites deteriorating conditions after a five day frontline inspection and calls for more troops despite delays before bombing North Vietnam.
About 10 percent of 500 bean scales tested this season registered one to two pounds too much. The State Department of Agriculture says growers pay for beans that aren’t there in each weighing. One grower estimates paying pickers for a ton of beans not picked.
Ford and Philco demonstrated an experimental talking road alert system using prerecorded messages stored in a car memory unit and triggered by roadside transmitters. The system warns drivers of bridge washouts roadblocks icy conditions and changes in speed limits and could form a nationwide network of talking signs.
A 31 year old machinist from Elwood Indiana plans to sail Friday with his wife Jean and four children to homestead in British Columbia. David Stafford bought a steel hull lifeboat, added a 25 horsepower engine, and built a plywood tarpaper superstructure.
Fifteen contestants from 56 countries advance to the Miss Universe semifinals in Miami Beach. Among them are Miss U.S.A. Sue Ann Downey and Miss Greece Aspa Theologitou.
The fiscal year ending June 30 shows Defense Department spending down 3.5 billion while total federal outlays drop 900 million to 97.4 billion. Treasury Secretary Fowler and Budget Director Schultze released the figures, with the White House revising the 1965 deficit to 3.5 billion from 6.3 billion. Expenditures fell 1 billion. revenues rose 1.8 billion.
Lynda Bird Johnson continued a see America first canoe trip north of Ely within Superior National Forest. The Secret Service ordered forest supervisor Larry Neff to reveal the canoeists exact location. Sherman Adams to teach at Dartmouth next year in political history. Francisco Franco grants amnesty for Holy Year prisoners in Madrid. Ernesto Guevara remains influential in Cuba as Bohemia magazine plans a Guevara article.
Mrs. Carole Graveline seeks divorce from Duane Graveline after 14 years citing violent tempers. The Apollo program scientist would not contest the petition, seeking custody of their four daughters.
Nav ajo Jicarilla Apache and pueblo officials from New Mexico are among Indians from several states in a management development course at the University of New Mexico. Participants from New Mexico include Sampson Baltazar Dulce Jerry Cordova Taos Pueblo Burton Platero Laguna and J. Q. Bowannie Zuni.
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