26 Jul 1970
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1970
Page
1
A mistyped interview reveals Wisanne Roswell proposing a youth club for high and grade schoolers with prizes and a pledge card. She urges letters to the newspaper about litter cleanup, and notes a Youth Action Council August campaign as a potential vehicle for outreach.
Air Force officials plan a 10.6 million cubic foot research balloon launch from Roswell Municipal Airport on Wednesday as part of a three flight series. The third launch is planned for late August pending conditions.
A seven passenger twin engine charter aircraft vanished Friday on a San Antonio to Ruidosa flight. Civil Air Patrol led a large search with 15 planes backed by mobile radiomix units and other CAP vehicles. Ground crews worked from Roswell and Hobbs, checking wreckage nearby while weather hindered aerials.
Kim Agnew joins Taos Indians in a celebration marked by dances and speeches. President Nixon and Vice President Agnew offered messages of religious freedom and opportunity for Indian communities as hundreds attended the event on the Taos Pueblo.
The United States proposes a ceiling on strategic nuclear weapons to roughly current levels with flexibility to mix ICBMs SLBMs and long range bombers. The plan also limits missile sizes and ABMs to near Soviet numbers. Kissinger argues it as leverage in Vienna SALT talks while Fulbright warns of ABM expansion risks.
Local coverage notes Pueblo residents spoke at a February event where several speakers urged action on pending Senate Affairs site legislation. The piece highlights controversy and notes public attention around the measure and related efforts.
Prime Minister Edward Heath appoints Anthony Barber to succeed Iain Macleod as chancellor. Barber, a 61 year old lawyer economist, vows to put Britain's economy and taxation on a sound footing amid post Labor wage and inflation pressures and a nationwide dock strike.
Joseph Rhodes Jr. a 22 year old Harvard junior fellow and member of Nixon's commission on campus disorder visited Lawrence to open talks with local groups. After a five hour session he said he would urge the commission to dispatch an investigative team to Lawrence where two students were shot by police in the past nine days.
Report cites Israeli leaders weighing the Washington plan for a six day cease fire and Arab acceptance terms. Officials including Mrs Meir’s adviser and a Labor party member discuss supervision and security assurances amid Soviet Egyptian military concerns.
President Nixon arrives for a one day stay at the Western White House in San Clemente and meets aides before talks on the 1972 defense and domestic budgets. A Mexico trip is described as brief with meetings planned with Diaz Ordaz and Echeverria.
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