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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1976
Page
2
U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations William Scranton arrived in Dar es Salaam on Sunday for scheduled discussions with Tanzanian President Julius Nyerere.
U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations William Scranton lands in Dar es Salaam on the latest stop of his African goodwill tour. He flew in from Serengeti National Park and plans talks with President Julius Nyerere on majority rule in southern Africa and U.S. economic plans for Africa.
Caril Ann Fugate exited the York Nebraska reformatory after serving two years for a murder conviction. She described herself as very calm yet very happy as she began life after the sentence.
East Germany's AON reports Indira Gandhi will visit East Germany on July 14. The article notes gratitude expressed by Jacqueline Crawford for supporters during incarceration and parole hearings. Separately, Miss Fugate, linked to the 1958 Starkweather spree, received parole June 8 and will report to a parole officer in St. Johns Michigan.
Chinese Premier Hua Kuo feng quoted by Hsinhua saying Mao Tse tung recently taught us without struggle there is no progress Mao, 82, reportedly ailing, in banquet speech welcoming Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser to China.
House Minority Leader John J. Rhodes argues on CBS Face the Nation that the congressional sex payroll scandals stem from prolonged Democratic control of Congress. He says immunity from arrest for lawmakers is a mistake and urges Republicans to frame opponents as part of the Democrat mismanagement.
State Engineer Steve Reynolds is expected to issue a position within two to four weeks on the Carlsbad Irrigation District priority call seeking junior rights. The move could affect water rights across Chaves County and spark a court challenge, with the CID insisting there will be no compromise.
Rancher James R. Jenkins testified that a man claiming to be David Norvell offered a deal to drill wells near Fort Sumner. He described a telephone setup via Clovis attorney Robert Hammond and a plan to bypass the state engineer's ruling for $5,000 per well. The defense objected to the telephone evidence, but the judge allowed it.
In Rome, the ruling Christian Democrats led the senate race with 41 percent from 676 of 73,179 polling places, while the Communists trailed. Doxa and Demo-skoppen poll projections varied, with turnout high and violence marked by a Genoa district attorney’s assassination and other incidents.
New York stocks showed a mixed session with profit taking limiting gains. Dow Jones industrial average fell while winners held a slight edge among NYSE traded issues. Occidental Petroleum surged after Iran agreed to buy preferred shares and warrants. The Big Board index slipped to 55.27, AMEX up to 104.91, volume down from Friday.
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