Flu hampers future queen in royal wedding plans
Silvia Sommerlath, the future queen of Sweden, was ill with flu but reached the royal palace chapel in time for the banns. King Carl Gustav and Miss Sommerlath will wed at Stockholm's Storkyrkan cathedral at noon on June 19. Crowns for the ceremony come from the royal treasury, including those of Erik XIV and Louisa Ulrika.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Silvia Sommerlath
Carl Gustav
Miss Sommerlath
Storkyrkan
Erik XIV
England
Elizabeth I
Louisa Ulrika
Mead urges community spirit to curb impersonal policy
In Vancouver Margaret Mead warns that bureaucratic mass decision making dehumanizes society and condemns masses. She calls for a revived sense of community at UN and local government levels during the Conference on Human Settlements amid hopes of Lebanon cease-fire progress.
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U.N
Alda urges nurses to back ERA to end sexism
Alan Alda told about 750 nurses at the American Nurses Association convention in Atlantic City that backing the Equal Rights Amendment can end job sexism. He urged a national court standard to treat sex equality as a public policy, noting the ERA needs four more state ratifications.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Alan Alda
Alda
Japan royal couple embarks on 18 day overseas tour
Crown Prince Akihito and Princess Michiko depart Tokyo on a special flight for an 18 day official trip to Jordan Yugoslavia and Britain It is their 13th overseas tour and first to an Arab country and a Communist state The visit includes hosting duties for Jordan and Yugoslavia and a British invitation led by Queen Elizabeth and the government Opens in Jordan Wednesday for four days before moving to Yugoslavia then Britain
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Jordan
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Hirohito
Japan
Hussein
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Statewide primary debate splits Chaves County lawmakers
Most Chaves County legislators favor returning to statewide presidential preference primaries while a few oppose. Sen. Wood and Rep. McMillan resist, arguing costs and lack of national candidate interest. Moorhead supports restoring a primary to select delegates. Rep. Stallings backs the move.
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Chaves
Bobby E. Wood
Dchaves-Roosevelt
Paul Kelly Jr
Colin McMillan
R-Debaca-Chaves
Wood
Ublican
Sam Moorhead
Moorhead
McMillan
Rep
Clayton Stallings
D-Chaves
Rep. Stallings
Phel Anderson
New Mexico
Anderson
Kelly
Chaves County
Rowland Tessier
District 59
Tessier
R.E. Thompson
Eddy Chaves
Stocks rebound as Dow gains and NYSE lead improves
The New York stock market edged higher with the Dow Jones Industrial Average up 6.38 to 964.47 as gains outpaced losses on the NYSE by over two to one. The NYSE composite rose to 52.82 with the AMEX up 0.33 to 101.69, while Fleetwood Enterprises saw heavy trading at 14.0 after a 190000-share block.
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New York
Dow
Fleetwood Enterprises
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
Beltone offers free tiny hearing aid model
An advertisement from Beltone in Chicago promotes a free non operating model of the smallest Beltone aid for those who hear but struggle to understand words. The offer invites readers to mail to Dept. 5145, Beltone Electronic Corp., Chicago, to receive the free unit weighing under a third of an ounce.
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Chicago
Ill
Beltone
Beltone Electronic Corp
Victoria St
Illinois
Thefts and vandalism reported in local area
The CB radio theft was reported to Police Monday. Howard Sills of 206 E Ballard provided details to the officer on scene.
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Howard Sills
E. Ballard
Saline Water Bill clear House action with Roswell facility
The House was expected to approve a $7.5 million Saline Water Bill after Senate action shaving $2 million. It funds continued operation of the Roswell New Mexico Water Facility with $800,000 for brackish water research and $400,000 for facility creation. Police reports list thefts and vandalism across Roswell including school windows, a library front window damage, and residential break ins.
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Washington, D.C
House of Representatives
Senate
Roswell
U.S
Harold Runnels
Rep. Runnels
City Council Cancels Two Agenda Items
Two items slated for tonight's City Council meeting have been dropped from the agenda. A zoning change request by Richard W. Waggoner for a condominium beside Cahoon Park was deleted and will be rescheduled. Also a public hearing for Tierra Berrenda Land Sales Inc. on a special permit to keep a home at 601 Twin Diamond Road was cancelled.
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Richard W. Waggoner
Cahoon Park
Tierra Berrenda Land Sales Inc
Twin Diamond Road
GOP Women Sponsor Dinner and Swim Party
Members of the Chaves County Republican Women sponsor a covered dish dinner and swim party on Wednesday from 6 30 to 8 30 p m at 2715 Gaye Drive. The event is open to all interested persons.
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Chaves County
Republican
Gaye Drive
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