Smiths role eyed by free world in Rhodesia settlement
In a US broadcast interview Ian Smith said the white-ruled Rhodesian government could welcome direct involvement by the United States or other free world nations in seeking a settlement with black guerrillas. In Canada Sophia Loren will film Jocasta in British Columbia with work starting August 3 in Williams Lake Barkerville and Cotton Ranch Whiskey Creek area for eight weeks.
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Ian Smith
United States
Vancouver
Canada
Sophia Loren
British Columbia
Ousted Uruguayan President Bordaberry Celebrates Birthday
Juan Bordaberry, Uruguay’s president ousted in a peaceful coup, marked his 48th birthday with a calm family reunion at the presidential palace. He appeared pale from flu but in good spirits and said he retains freedom of movement, a government car, and a small security detail after leaving office he held since 1971.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Juan Bordaberry
Bordaberry
Securrty Group
Agriculture and Livestock
Japanese Crown Prince Akihito Attends Royal Ascot Races
Crown Prince Akihito and Princess Michiko of Japan attend Royal Ascot with Queen Elizabeth II and the royal circle. The couple, on an official visit, are described as newcomers to horse racing but will ride during the event.
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Ascot
England
Akihito
Japan
Michiko
Britain
Elizabeth II
Royal Ascot
Duke of Beaufort
Duke of Roxburgh
California Governor Jerry Brown Faces Mansion Auction
The California State Senate backed selling the Governor's Mansion in Sacramento where supporters bought the site and the mansion costs taxpayers 85000 dollars yearly to maintain. Governor Jerry Brown insists the residence is wasteful and the Assembly must approve the sale.
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Jerry” Brown Jr
California
State Senate
Ronald Reagan
Sacramento
State Assembly
Senate
Angry man’s toll dispute draws state police probe
Ben Foley of Marina Del Ray California and president of the Company Store faces a state police inquiry after an outburst linked to a May 8 toll fee dispute on the Massachusetts Turnpike. His wife Fran refused to pay what she deemed an unjust charge.
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N.Y
South Africa violence spreads across townships
In Johannesburg and beyond the white-ruled state faces escalating racial upheaval with reports of at least seven black townships experiencing violence and widespread unrest across the country.
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South Africa
Johannesburg
John Vorster
Navy
Army
Defence
Alexandra
Johannesburgg
Vorster
U.S
Henry A. Kissinger
West Germany
J.F. Visser
James T. Kruger
Soweto
Larceny rise highlights Roswell crime report
FBI figures show Roswell crime fell nine percent overall while larceny under $100 rose to 228 in the first quarter from 196 last year. Burglaries also declined from 107 to 101 as Mayor Smith and Police Chief Hall credit economic improvements and active citizen involvement.
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Roswell
Smith
L.M. Hall
Hall
Ambulance subsidy talks loom at Roswell summit
A 10 am summit will shape contract terms for Associated Ambulance Service of Roswell. Mayor Smith and County Commissioner Bean expect decisions on subsidy levels, possible building provision, and service continuity as Embury seeks a full year extension beyond the June 30 expiry.
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Marian McQuiddy
Associated Ambulance Service of
Roswell
Associated Ambulance Service
Phillip Embury
Embury
Association
College Boulevard
Montana Avenue
Jerry N. Smith
Smith
County Commission
Richard G
Dick” Bean
Bean
Embury Today
Market reports mixed stocks hover near 1,000 Dow
The Dow Jones average sits at 1,002.37 as of noon with a .82 drop after a 1,000 level resistance reappeared. Gainers lead 2 to 1 on the NYSE, AT&T trades unchanged around 56 percent after new share issues, while the composite index edges up to 55.24 on cautious profit taking.
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New York
Dow
American Telephone & Telegraph
At&t
NYSE
Bids Sought for Excess Land Parcel in Albuquerque NM
The New Mexico State Highway Department invites sealed bids for a combined parcel of excess land in Albuquerque. See the Legal Notices in this issue for sale details location and parcel description.
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New Mexico State Highway Department
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Cash planning for first home purchase guidance
The article advises home buyers to review their balance sheet before buying a home. It highlights down payments closing and moving costs and suggests budgeting for furniture and storm windows. It notes mortgage payments utilities and services and recommends requesting all closing costs in writing from the Realtor.
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North Richardson Commercial Printing
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