Safeguard Chart Sparks ABM Funding Debate in Senate
The Senate debated a secret Pentagon chart showing Safeguard anti missile system limits and how many Soviet SS9s could overwhelm it. ABM critics say the chart implies limited added defense with high costs, while supporters say it underlines deployment logic.
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Washington
Pentagon
U.S
Senate
ABM
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Bobh Symington
Howard H. Baker Jr
R-Tenn
Baker
Nixon
Symington
Congressional
New York Times
Stanford University
Wolfgang Panofsky
Melvin R. Laird
Minuteman
Safeguard
Tennessee
Algiers Motel murder trial heads to verdict day
An all white jury deliberates in the Algiers Motel case of Ronald August charged with murder in Aubrey Pollard death during Detroit riot. Judge Beer instructs verdict options first degree murder with life without parole or acquittal as prosecutors and defense present final arguments.
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Mason, Mich
Algiers
Detroit
William Beer
Michigan
Beer
Ronald August
Aubrey Pollard
Pollard
August
Avery Weiswasser
Wayne County
Weiswasser
Texas Leaders Back Amendment for Water Plan Bond Issue
About 500 Texas leaders planned a campaign to persuade voters to approve Amendment No. 2 on the August 5 ballot. Former Gov Price Daniel urged an enlightened electorate while Gov Preston Smith warned against apathy. The measure would authorize 3.5 billion in bonds to finance the Texas Water Plan, matched by about 5.5 billion in federal funds, repaid by water users.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
Price Daniel
Preston Smith
John Connally
Allan Shivers
Smith
Texas Water Plan
Common Course in Sight as U.S. Troop Cuts Rise
In Washington hawks and doves in Congress favor further reductions in Vietnam troop levels. Senators Sparkman Cooper Tower Kennedy push for withdrawals tied to Hanoi responses and Saigon's growing fighting capability. Some oppose pulling out too slowly while urging continued aid and staging further reductions.
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Washington
Congress
U.S
Vietnam
John Sherman Cooper
R-Ky
John Sparkman
D-Ala
Nixon
Hawks
Doves
Sparkman
Alabama
Foreign Relations Committee
John G. Tower
R-Tex
Saigon
South Vietnam
Edward M. Kennedy
Paris
Eugene J. McCarthy
D-Minn
George S. McGovern
D-S.d
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Melvin R. Laird
Funeral Rites Set for H W Bullock 54 Roswell Engineer
Herbert W. Bullock 54 of El Paso former Roswell resident and early site surveyor for Roswell Army Air Field dies after long illness. Services Wednesday 2 p.m. at Ballard Chapel with Church of Christ ministers Odell Farr and Cecil Cooper officiating. Burial South Park Cemetery. Survived by wife Claudia four sons Kenneth Bill Wayne Roger six grandchildren a brother and two sisters. Masonic graveside rites by Roswell lodge with Master Masons to meet Ballard Funeral Home 1 30 p.m. Pallbearers named.
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Herbert W. Bullock
el Paso
Roswell
Roswell Army Air Field
Bullock
Ballard Chapel
Odell Farr
Cecil Cooper
Church of Christ Ministers
South Park Cemetery
Af&am
West Alameda
Roads Due Discussion at Roswell County Meeting
County commissioners in Roswell plan a June agenda item on roads at the county courthouse. Highway committee members from the Roswell Chamber of Commerce will join the discussion, feeding into a Roswell-area road survey for the State Highway Commission.
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Roswell
Commissioners’ Office
Need for Reform Pinpointed By Social Political Study
The Politics of Protest warns America risks a future of garrison cities unless it undertakes massive political and social reform. The 276 page study, directed by Jerome H. Skolnick, argues nonviolent power transfer is essential and police actions largely trigger protest violence.
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Harry F. Rosenthal
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
America
Tive
Chicago
Miami
Cleveland
Washington
Jerome H. Skolnick
University of California
San Diego
Johnson
Chief Joe Black testifies in Tierra Amarilla raid civil case
State Police Chief Joe Black testified in a federal civil trial over civil rights claims tied to the Tierra Amarilla courthouse raid. He described meetings with Santa Fe officials and the sequence of warrants issued before the June 1967 event and the handling of women and children at the Leyba property.
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Albuquerque
Joe Black
Tierra Amarilla
Black
New Mexico
John Jolly
Santa Fe
Alfonso Sanchez
Sanchez
Reies Lopez Tijerina
Tijerina
Alianza
Juan Isidro Valdez
Chama
Valdez
Tobias Leyba
Canjilon
Leyba
Robbery and Theft Reported in Roswell Area
John Perry reported thefts from his car on Desmond Ford's lot including a tape player two speakers a carburetor and other engine parts valued at 46 dollars. Gene White said 70 dollars vanished from her purse after a bedroom window was entered. A store window at Old West Package Store was broken and four cases of beer taken. A cookie machine was broken into at G E Laundromat. Mike Connor reported a break in at Aspen farm with a missing first aid kit two memo books and five gallons of gasoline.
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John Perry
Tierra Berrendo
Roswell
Desmond Ford
Gene White
N. Michigan
G. E
S. Main
Mike Connor
Sheriff's Office
Aspen Farm
Markets see late weakness push indices lower in trading
The Dow fell 5.56 to 912.49 after late selling in New York trading. The AP 60-stock average slid 2.3 to 324.5 as declines outpaced advances amid volume of 10.66 million shares on the NYSE and 4.92 million on the ASE.
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New York
Treasury
Kennedy
Associated Press
New York Stock Exchange
Martin Marietta
Standard Oil
Ohio
Natomas
Jim Walter
American Stock Exchange
E. F. Hutton & Co
Amer
Lockheed
Electro
Phillin Pet
City Inn
Coca Cola
RCA Corp
Dres Ind
Safeway
Dup Corp
SF Ind
DuPont
Sears Rock
E. Kodak
Skelly Oil
Nat Gas
Ids
Fsrah
Mfg
Sperry Rand
Ford
Cal
Sui
Njale
Elec
Tenneco
Texaco
Transam
Glen Alden
Air
Goodyear
Greyhound
Usteel
Gulf Oj
West Air
O West Ban
Busch
M West Elec
Disruptions Banned on New York Stock Exchange Floor
The New York Stock Exchange forbids water pistol fights talcum powder pranks and gas filled balloons on the floor. Bernard J. Lasker says all such acts by 1366 members and 2000 floor staff will incur a $1000 fine or a two week suspension. Prior incidents disrupted trading damaged devices and caused injuries.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Bernard J. Lasker
Exchange
Lasker
Stock Exchange
Drivers cited after two vehicle accidents on state road
At 9 30 a.m. Delicado and Vista Parkway a crash involved Jerry Dale Choate 30 and Rita Peterson 40 with Peterson cited for failure to yield. Earlier at 6 45 a.m. on N M 2 south of Roswell Carl Wayne Melton 28 and Lennart Fredrick Wid were involved and Wid cited for failure to yield.
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Vista Parkway
Jerry Dale Choate
N. Garden
Rita Peterson
Serena
Peterson
Roswell
N.M
Carl Wayne Melton
General Delivery
Lennart Fredrick Wid
Dallas
Tex
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