Roswell Mayor Covers Water Plans Weeds and Insurance
Roswell Mayor William F. Brainerd chaired a monthly breakfast outlining the city water construction project funded by a $1 million federal grant attempt, weed control efforts due to heavy rainfall, and the council’s 5 to 2 vote to contract group insurance with Republic National Life through the New Mexico Municipal League effective August 1.
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William F. Brainerd
Roswell Inn
Brainerd
HUD
Fort Worth
Johnny Walker
Congress
Welker
Republic National Life Insurance Co
New Mexico Municipal League
North Vietnam Denounces Rusk Statements in Paris Talks
In Paris, North Vietnam denounced U S statements as evidence of persistent U S aggression. Ambassador Ha Van Lau accused the United States of lies about North Vietnam’s aggression and victories while facing a war they say is being lost. Rusk urged Hanoi to outline steps to scale back fighting if U S attacks end. Harriman earlier accused North Vietnam of terror and butcherly rule.
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North Vietnam
Dean Rusk
U.S
Ha van Lau
South Vietnam
Vietnam
Rusk
Washington
United States
W. Averell Harriman
Kornegay urges New Mexico investment drive
Jesse Kornegay a Democratic candidate for state treasurer presses that New Mexico investment capital managed by the Investment Council should stay in state Roswell on Tuesday during a Southeastern New Mexico campaign swing. He argues keeping funds in Colorado banks for small interest gains harms the state and should be discouraged.
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New Mexico
The
Investment Council
Jesse Kornegay
Roswell
Kornegay
Colorado
Foreman to Attend Early Bird Breakfast in Roswell
Ed Foreman Republican candidate for Congress will be feted at an early-bird breakfast at 7:30 a.m. Friday at Roswell Inn. Gail Harris announced the event inviting all to hear Foreman discuss issues and meet his family, with emphasis on inviting young people.
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Ed Foreman
Congress
Roswell Inn
HEW Sees Little Impact From Pope Edict on Birth Control
U S health officials say Pope Paul VI’s birth control ban is unlikely to alter federal family planning programs significantly. They note poor women across faiths already seek contraception, with many decisions made by women despite theological debates.
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Washington
U.S
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Katherine B. Oettinger
Puerto Rico
Johnson
Congress
San Antonio Suit Seeks Equality in Education
A San Antonio group filed a federal suit alleging discrimination against Spanish American students. Plaintiffs include seven Edgewood residents and district students seeking equal funds and facilities across seven San Antonio districts. The case also names the state attorney general as a defendant.
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Tex
Edgewood Independent
Edgewood
Crawford Martin
New Mexico
Reies Lopez Tijerina
U.S. District Court
Albuquerque
State Board of Education
Albuquerque School Board
Nixon Calls for GOP Crusade Against Crime
Richard Nixon urged the Republican Party to launch a militant crusade against crime to restore freedom from fear for Americans. He spoke via Texas Senator Tow er to the GOP Platform Committee as Reagan Lindsay and other leaders addressed policy and national security, crime, and urban reform.
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Richard M. Nixon
Republican Party
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America
GOP
Texas
John G. Tower
Ronald Reagan
John V .Lindsay
California
Reagan
Vietnam
Brush On Johnston's No Roach Keeps Pests At Bay
Johnston's No Roach provides a colorless coating that lasts for months and prevents roaches and ants without moving food or dishes. Safe for pets, the product is sold at Shamas Food Stores.
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Johnston
Beatle boutique spree nets fans $48,000 in garb
London police sealed the Apple shop as more than 500 fans mobbed the psychedelic boutique. Shoppers took free jackets coats and trousers totaling about $24,000 by noon while grandmothers joined hippies in the Beatle generosity rush. ]
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Larry Heinzerling
London
Apple
Postal Bill Clears Hurdles in Congress
A bill to exempt postal workers from government personnel cuts cleared conference and the Senate with no debate and was sent to the House for final action. Postmaster General Watson warned that failing to exempt 726,400 workers could trigger service curtailments including limited Saturday window service and Sunday street box collections. The broader spending plan targets a 6 billion reduction and manpower down to June 1966 levels.
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Senate
House
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Congress
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