New Mexico Reputation and Road to Civic Maturity
An editorial argues New Mexico must improve its political maturity to attract industry and outsiders. It cites highway project friction, past Investment Council controversies, and a need for cleaner operations. The piece urges smiling resilience and ongoing reform to build a stronger, more attractive state image.
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House of Representatives
New Mexico
State Investment Council
Investment Council
State Highway Commission
Highway official questioned over 75000 dollar note
Washington officials report that Harold Leonard of Albuquerque, a highway commissioner, may face questioning by a Democratic sub committee about a $75,000 bank note he handled in the last campaign. The loan, made in 1960 with many signers, was paid off recently, and Leonard declined to show the cancelled note when requested.
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Washington, D. C
Harold Leonard
Albuquerque
Biatnik
Democratic Party
Demos
Leonard
New Mexico
Adams
John Sudderth
Hobbs
Sudderth
Republican Committee
Hone
Demo Jack Blatnik
Chavez
Inflation discussion letter to the Roswell Daily Record
A reader argues inflation is driven by deficit spending and money printing backed by Fed reserves. The letter urges voters to back financial discipline, citing John Tower and Texas politics, and warns against economic collapse and loss of freedom.
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Texas
John Tower
Reagan and Kennedy clash over medical aid via Coffeecup effort
Ralph B. Kersey at a Washington newsstand recalls Kennedy buying a paper after a parishioner’s scolding, while Drew Pearson outlines Ronald Reagan backing a campaign to defeat socialized medicine through AMA fueled mail. The piece links Reagan’s star power, GE ties, and a national outreach plan called Operation Coffeecup to sway Congress.
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General Electric
John
Mary
Voice of the
Turtle
AMA
Ronald
United States
Congress
Reagan
Ronald Reagan
Cecil King
California
Roswell Scouts Swim at Institute Natatorium Marked 25 Years Ago
Twenty five years ago on June 21 1936 fifty Roswell Girl Scouts enjoyed Saturday and Sunday swims at the Institute Natatorium thanks to Colonel Pearson and the NMMI regents. Louis Carr president of Southwest Lumber Co pledged beautification in Cloudcroft with no logging planned. The Roswell colored community held a Fourth of July celebration at Cahoon Park led by Raymond Gray featuring a program sports and refreshments.
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Roswell
Institute
Colonel Pearson
NMMI
Louis Carr
Southwest Lumber Co
Cloudcroft
Cahoon Park
Raymond Gray
Roy High teacher charged in underage marriage case
James W. Harding Jr. a 38 year old Roy High School mathematics and science teacher, is jailed in Tucumcari facing a charge of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. He was arrested near Santa Fe with 17 year old Judy Brockman, a Roy student, and the girl’s father Mark Brockman filed the complaint. Harding said he and Miss Brockman married in Juarez, Mexico, officials reviewing Juarez records as they seek the couple who disappeared June 12.
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Roy
James W. Harding Jr
Quay County
Tucumcari
Harding
Santa Fe
Judy Brockman
Mark Brockman
Lhaves
Houston
Chase Mensns
Miss Brockman
Juarez
Mexico
Ray
Roswell Evening Ledger Section Notice
Published weekday edition in Roswell New Mexico lists prices and circulation details. The notice confirms publication offices address 424 North Main and notes second class mail status under federal act. It mentions May 16 1963 and Associated Press affiliation and rights to AP dispatches.
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North Mais Street
Roswell
New Mexico
Associated Press
Roswell notes include festivals, contests and banners
Roswell buzzes with activity as the Walker AFB Summer Festival queen contest and the Jaycee Miss Roswell Pageant approach. A local site offers flag sales for Independence Day. Convair plans Atlas silo hardware work with about 100 staff in Roswell, signaling growth for General Dynamics Astronautics.
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Roswell
Walker Afb
Convair
Atlas Silos
General Dynamics Astronautics
Senator Anderson joins Freeport visit to sea water plant
Sen. Clinton P. Anderson toured Freeport Texas as President Kennedy activated a new salt water conversion plant there. He said the move marks a long stride toward using sea and brackish water, noting two more plants at Roswell and in North Carolina are to begin contracts later this year.
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Clinton P. Anderson
Freeport
Tex
Kennedy
White House
Roswell
North Carolina
The Stork Mystic Nests Roofward to Aid Vital Statistics
The stork is one of the district mystics, living among several districts. It is not aloof but nests on a roof and assists with vital statistics through its presence and observations.
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Stork
Writers' Workshop at ENMU features Walt Wiggins talk
Adventure photo reporter and summer publicity director of Ruidoso Downs will discuss Photo Reporting and 500 Stories Later during the ninth Writers' Workshop at Eastern New Mexico University from June 28 to July 1.
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Walt Wiggins
Ruidoso Downs
Eastern New Mexico University
County Savings Bond Purchases Fall From Last May
Floyd Childress, Chaves county chairman, reports county residents bought 48231 in May this year versus 102517 last May. The county also shows a drop for the year, indicating an overall decline in Savings bond purchases.
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Floyd Childress
Chaves County
Thyroid deficiency described with Dr Van Dellen column
A reader recounts severe weight gain and mental fog after dieting, praising a thyroid remedy. The piece explains hypothyroid signs and how a sluggish thyroid slows metabolism, causing coldness, fatigue, weight gain, thinning hair, and menstrual changes, with iodine uptake tests used diagnostically.
Harm to liver from daily half pint whisky reported
A 61 year old man who drinks one half pint of whisky daily with water, eats well, sleeps well, and is never ill faces questions about liver damage. Experts note eight ounces daily is a heavy habit but the liver may escape with a balanced diet if no poison or hepatitis is involved.
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Ing
M.J.M
Locked knee behavior with bending and cartilage torn
A trick knee usually locks when the person bends the knee while walking or climbing stairs. Often the cause is torn cartilage that becomes trapped in the joint, hindering movement.
Breast Lumps Explain Noncancer Possibility and Removal Suggestion
G B explains that a lump in the breast is not always cancerous and many are benign. He notes that removal is often advised because a lump’s malignancy cannot be reliably determined by touch.
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G. B
Coated foods for stomach lining guidance
A reader asks which foods provide a protective lining for the stomach. Diet tips emphasize bland, nonirritating options like oatmeal, yogurt, bananas, and toast. Avoid spicy, fried, and acidic items that may irritate the stomach lining and worsen discomfort.
Inside Blog of Aluminum Hydroxide Coating Questioned
None to my knowledge. Certain aluminum hydroxide products are said to coat the inside of the stomach but this can be questioned.
Boric Acid W A S Explains Poisoning Risk
Boric acid is poisonous if swallowed in large amounts. A health hint notes energy comes from plant and animal foods and emphasizes proper intake.
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W.A.S
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