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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 2005
Page
2
The piece questions how a nation can stop violence by its own citizens and notes a shift in terrorism from external enemies to homegrown threats. It discusses possible causes including Middle East policy and the Iraq war, suggesting slogans about invasion and perceived Western aggression as motivational factors.
On July 25, 1956 the Andrea Doria sank after a collision near the New England coast, 51 lives lost. Ulysses S. Grant became General of the Army in 1866, a Wyoming Territory act passed in 1868, Mussolini’s 1943 dismissal, Bikini Atoll underwater test in 1946, Puerto Rico’s 1952 commonwealth status, the 1963 nuclear test ban treaty initiation, and the 1978 birth of Louise Joy Brown the first test tube baby.
Maria Wall, 1980 Roswell High School graduate, enters the Air Force delayed enlistment program and will begin basic training in November. After the six week course she will pursue education at the Community College of the Air Force. Sgt. Terry D Sexe arrives at Elmendorf AFB in Anchorage, Alaska, son of Mrs. James H. Sexe of Roswell, assigned as weapon mechanic previously at Langley AFB.
Jay Miller surveys Billy the Kid literature from The Authentic Life to Burns and Utley, Nolan, and upcoming works. He notes ghostwriter Ash Upson, Hollywood adaptations, and recent DNA exhumation rumors in Prescott and Silver City while promising new chapters and a closer truth.
Reports weigh whether the London blasts were copycat acts or al Qaida driven. Analysts note the Thursday explosions at Oval and a bus resembled earlier attacks but lacked clear group patterns. Investigators compare explosives and attacker behavior as two suspects are arrested amid ongoing inquiries.
Colleen Connors and two friends created a 3 by 8 foot banner reading A Call to Your Conscience to rally faith communities. The Save Darfur Coalition ordered 100 banners to boost public pressure on policy makers amid a humanitarian crisis with up to 400,000 dead and 2.5 million displaced.
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