Soviet gap trick could help DC pools funding
Art Buchwald reports a plan where Mayor Washington could frame a recreation budget overrun as a defense inflation issue. The piece notes Congress expects overruns and suggests a bold stance might win funds and respect, warning of Moscow’s playground advantage.
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Art Buchwald
Washington
District of Columbia
Recreation
Walter Washington
Congress
Doyle
Defense Department
Defense
Moscow
Burger stance on adversary justice and jury system questioned
Washington reports Judge Warren Burger questioned the American adversary system, the Fifth Amendment, and jury use at a Santa Barbara center partly funded by the Parvin Foundation, noting juries shrink in England and Europe while warning about unintended consequences of legal procedures. General Motors hires Gordon Hall as a new Washington lobbyist, linked to Goldwater and potential campaign issues, amid broader scrutiny of corporate political influence.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
Warren E. Burger
Center For
Parvin Foundation
William O. Douglas
Burger
Justice Douglas
Judge Burger
Santa Barbara
Calif
Las Vegas
United States
Center Magazine
The
Center
Europe
England
America
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
Gordon Hall
Barry Goldwater
Hall
Goldwater
General Motors
Nixon
Property tax hike and school bond limits push at convention
New Mexico Education Association aims to raise the property tax ceiling from 20 to 30 mills and increase bonded indebtedness for school districts from 6 to 8 percent of assessed valuation. They also seek to retain the State Board of Education as a constitutional body. The plan faces resistance from ranchers and farmers while NMEA officials note the current 20 mill ceiling is among the lowest nationwide.
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Fred Buckles
Santa FE
New Mexico Education Association
NMEA
State Board of Education
James Green
Green
Pursuing News A Long Row of Candles by Sulzberger
Book reviews Sulzberger's 1027 page chronicle of 1934 to 1954 based on notebooks. It covers Eisenhower Dulles Adenauer Churchill Truman Tito and others with insight into Vietnam policy and postwar Europe.
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C. L. Sulzberger
Macmillan
Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Cyrus Leo Sulzberger
New York Times
Chronicle
John Foster Dulles
Averell Harriman
Konrad Adenauer
Winston
Randolph Churchill
Douglas MacArthur
Harry S.truman
Marshal Tito
Sulzberger
Douglas Dillon
United States
Vietnam
Europe
History Highlights June 5 1969 Associated Press
On this date in 1940 the battle of France began. In 1865 the hymn Onward Christian Soldiers was first sung in England. In 1872 the Republican National Convention nominated Gen. Ulysses S. Grant. In 1917 over nine million Americans registered for WWI draft. In 1933 FDR signed the gold standard repeal. One year ago RFK was fatally shot in Los Angeles.
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Associated Press
France
England
Philadelphia
Gen
Ulysses S. Grant
Robert F. Kennedy
Los Angeles
California
Roswell Daily Record Advertising and staff details
Roswell Daily Record lists advertising manager Jimmy Cox and editor Albert A Stubbs with business manager R M Higginbotham. Subscription rates are shown for Chaves County and other areas with carrier delivery options and prices, published daily on North Main Street Roswell New Mexico.
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Albert A. Stubbs
R. MM. Higginbotham
Chaves
Roswell
Trade
North Main Street
N. M
Peculiar HSS Maneuver Raises Public Welfare Doubts
Albuquer que Journal editor notes Department of Health and Social Services fails to keep qualified staff. Mary Bennett, long time head of the medical assistance program, is eased to staff specialist as Sam Wynn Jr. takes her post. John Jasper says Medicaid staff recruiting is difficult while top workers are moved aside. Bennett, with 25 years of service, faces demotion amid political concerns about efficiency and public good in New Mexico.
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Jose Ortiz Y Pino
Galisteo
Santa Fe
David F. Cargo
Ortiz Y Pino
Dave
Jose
Cargo
State Park and Recreation Commission
Ortizoy Pino
New Mexico
Senate
Joseph M. Montoya
Little Joe
U.S
Manuel Lujan
Albuquerque
Lujan
Joyce S. Prince
State Board of Finance
Rosemary Gabaldon
Rosemary
State Finance Department
State Personnel Board
Hartman
Ed Hartman
Wayne Scott
Albuquerque Journal
Santa Fe Bureau
Department of Health and Social Services
Scott
HSS
Mary Bennett
Sam G. Wynn Jr
Old Combined Hospitals Board
Rochester
N.Y
Cleveland
New York State Welfare Department
John Jasper
Bennett
Humorous Chronicle Snippets From an Old Era
A collage of satirical lines critiques on politics sports growth, and social roles. It humorously notes an alma mater claiming funding, predicts Japanese height growth, cites a kansas garage sale seller, and jokes about longevity and litterbugs.
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Ernest Barcella
Reeta Brummer
Tom Hansen
Carlsbad
Jerry Watkins
Alamogordo
Bill Nabors
Didio Salas
Arnold Maxwell
Grants
Alfredo Cordova
Dewey Johnson
Guy Waid
Portales
L. C. Cozzens
John Johnson
Tom Adamson
Clovis
ME. Fairchilds
Gallup
John Krivokapich
Raton
Joe Robert Sanchez
Santa Rosa
Earl Nunn
Las Cruces
Reid McCloskey
Lindell Duggins
Socorro
Raise
HEADY
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University of New Mexico
UNM
William McConnell
Board of Educational Finance
New Mexico State University
House
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Quay County
Fowler
Legislative School Study Committee
LSSC
Jerry Apodaca
Edward Grilly
Los Alamos
City of Farmington
IOU
Book Review
Dulles
Soviet Union
Charles de Gaulle
Clare Boothe Luce
Italy
Ben Bassett
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Jimmy
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