Sudanese leader Jaafar Numairi restored to power in Khartoum
Maj. Gen. Jaafar Numairi is reportedly back in power after troops seized a broadcast station and proclaimed his return. A state of emergency and nationwide curfew were declared as the junta and allied forces faced regional tensions and external intervention claims.
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Cairo
Jaafar el Numairi
Khartoum
Egypt
Middle East
Omdurman Radio
Mohammed Kasbawi
Numairi
Ibrahim Abou el Kassem
Sudan
Hashem Atta
Omdurman
Atta
Libya
London
BOAC
Babikr el-Nur Osman
Revolutionary Council
Council
Mohammed Magoub
Baghdad
Mohammed Suleiman
Baathist
Salah Saleh
Hammond el-Azzawi
Foreign Ministry
Arab League
Benghazi
Farouk Osman Hamadallah
Hot dogs run through July menu and history notes
July is hot dog month with forecasts of 1.2 billion eaten this month. The largest U S hot dog reportedly weighed 80 pounds and measured 17 feet long. A Roswell housing search and local honors list accompany the quirky slice of food lore.
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America
United States
Michigan
Weiner
Damage suit against Borden’s Inc in limbo as no decision yet
No decision reached at noon in a 5 million U. S. District Court suit by Ken Monk of Carlsbad alleging illegal price fixing and attempts to monopolize the market under Sherman Antitrust Laws. The case revolves around Borden’s Inc. and the alleged antitrust violations.
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Borden’s Inc
U. S
Ken Monk
Carlsbad
Uncle Sam Denied Pension Over 10 Days of Service
Walter Botts once posed as Uncle Sam for WWII posters and later applied for veterans benefits. He was denied due to 80 days of WWI service, below the 90 day minimum, and remains a lifelong musician from San Juan Capistrano California.
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Uncle Sam
Walter Botts
Botts
San Juan Capistrano
Calif
State's young voters may serve on juries
Chaves County official notes 18-year-old voters now eligible for juries under updated law. Roswell area has 3466 in 16 to 20 age group with 1600+ new registrations since 26th Amendment. Nearly 99,395 youths 16 to 20 may vote in November amid a Roswell ISD bond election.
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Chaves
Earlene Smith
Roswell Kiwanis Club Today
Texas
Texas Today
Association of Texas
Kiwanis Club
Roswell
New Mexico Rules Require Moving Horses to Receive VEE Vaccine
The New Mexico Livestock Board voted to require all horses moving within the state to be inoculated against Venezuelan Equine Encephalomyelitis. The vaccine will be distributed to veterinarians at three operating race tracks and applies to racing show rodeo trail or pleasure horses.
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Associated Press
New Mexico Livestock Board
Texas
Mexico
U.S. Agriculture Department
Houston
Oklahoma
USDA
New Mexico
Garner
Apollo 15 astronauts train in lunar module simulators
Apollo 15 crews David Scott James Irwin and Alfred Worden use lunar module and command ship simulators ahead of a August 2 launch. They review procedures for moon buggy excursions plan rendezvous maneuvers and study Hadley Apennine geology for 67 hours of surface work while undergoing daily medical checks before liftoff.
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Howard Benedict
AP Aerospace
Cape Kennedy
Fla
The
Space Agency
David R. Scott
James B. Irwin
Alfred M. Worden
Weir
Scott
Irwin
Worden
Lunar
Charles A. Berry
Moon
Hadley Apennine
Apennine Mountains
Hadley Rille
Miss Nobody Regains Name After Death Identity Found
Lisa Marie Johnson an 18 year old from Miami Springs was identified after a hospital report sparked a county wide search. Her death linked to drug use occurred February 15 in a Miami motel room. Police traced clues to New York and Akron and to John Walsh 28 who registered at the motel with her. Walsh is wanted on narcotics and burglary charges and remains at large. The Forstons will bury her Friday in Anderson Indiana.
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Associated Press
Miami (Ap
Miami
Elizabeth Everson
Robert Fortson
Miami Springs
Lisa Marie Johnson
Fortson
U.S
Homicide
Sgt. Russo Leasburg
New York
Akron
Ohio
John Walsh
Springs
Walsh
Forstons
Vaccine risks cited in spread of horse disease VEE
A former germ warfare scientist now with the FDA cautions that cattle disease vaccines shipped to Texas and nearby states could potentially trigger VEE spread. Dr. Frank Hardy notes blood tests to detect reversion to wild virus, urges controlled studies, reports thousands of horses ill and 29 human cases with five states under quarantine.
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Frank Carey
Washington (Ap
Texas
Frank Hardy
Food and Drug Administration
Hardy
Army
Department of Agriculture
Houston
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Louisiana
Arkansas
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Scott W. Loring
Trinity College
Jennie Lusk
Ben Adams
Charles Kenyon
University of New Mexico
College of Fine Arts
Roswellion
Associated Press and Record News
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Kan
Hobbs
Nancy Cogdell
Mildred Cogdell
Paducah
Providence Hospital
el Paso
Washington
Albuquerque Sunport
Joseph M. Montoya
D-N.m
Manuel Lujan
Montoya
Treasury
John B. Connally
Lujan
Miles Ambrose
Albuquerque
Earth
Anderson, Ind
Lisa
Anderson Memorial Park
Fort Detrick
Detrick
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