Marcos First Lady Arrives in Washington for World Bank Loan
Imelda Marcos lands in Washington to sign an 88 million World Bank loan and address questions on the Philippines human rights record.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1978
Page
2
Imelda Marcos lands in Washington to sign an 88 million World Bank loan and address questions on the Philippines human rights record.
In Washington on the Senate floor, Sen. William Proxmire manages a $1.65 billion aid bill and extols New York as a remarkable city with a dazzling skyline and diverse people. He praises Damon Runyon, Billy Rose, and Walter Winchell and calls New York a great place to live and a challenging destination. Judy Lewis, TV actress and Loretta Young’s daughter, is noted in the passage as part of the surrounding narrative.
Alger Hiss asks a U.S. District Court to overturn his 1948 conviction on perjury charges linked to his claimed Communist past. He cites newly obtained evidence under the Freedom of Information Act alleging a unfair trial and government misconduct.
Yul Brynner, star of The King and I, was hailed as king by Mayor Koch at City Hall and awarded New York City's Bronze Medallion for theatre contributions and refugee aid. Brynner noted in reply that in the play the king says when words fail it is time to be silent.
Citizens For Roswell CFR a new non partisan group led by Eugene R Edwards held its first meeting to set a goal provide residents with two sides of any political issue and inform on major topics. Coordinators Wesley Barnes and Don Johnson will help carry the effort forward.
Marty and Ytteb the Clown, real names Mr and Mrs Martin Domitrovich, plan a Kids Krusade at Cahoon Park in Roswell from July 31 to August 4. The free event, run by Miracle Cathedral Youth, runs 6 30 p m each evening with children’s activities and Bible stories.
Thousands of peaches spilled from a semi-trailer when it overturned on a city freeway in Detroit. Police said the onramp and a stretch of the Chrysler Freeway were closed for eight hours during cleanup, delaying rush hour traffic.
The New York market mixed on a stall in a three day rally. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 1.21 to 949.36 while advances edged declines on the NYSE. The Fed reported money supply down 2.8 billion in the latest week, fueling speculation rates may have peaked.
City police investigate an overnight burglary at BU T Den 2104 N Main with four necklaces stolen after breakers shattered a display case. In another incident burglars tried Cathey Jacobs Pharmacy 225 N Second St by prying a back door. the door held. Additionally a portable TV and a high school class ring were taken from Rhonda Mason’s home 510 S Kentucky Ave between 8 pm and 2 am in July 2021. Tools and four 6 inch rubber tired wheels were stolen from Whit camp’s Salvage 624 S Atkinson Ave after entry over a fence. A 20 gallon galvanized trash can was taken from John Underwald’s alley home 1816 W Third St Wednesday night.
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