22 Jun 1975
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1975
Page
1
Chaves County extension agent John Chappell says miller moths remain active into July with late hatch eggs signaling a larger problem next spring. Entomologist Bill Island notes a second wave from the same generation, while authorities urge patience as moths fade and the army cutworm cycle begins anew.
Uganda leader Idi Amin agreed to re consider the death sentence of Denis Hills a British lecturer living in Kampala for calling him a village tyrant British officials said two British officers Lt Gen Sir Chandos Blair and Maj lain Grahame met Amin and carried a message from Queen Elizabeth II The case sparked a humanitarian appeal with Prime Minister Callaghan ready to travel to Kampala if Hills life could be spared The scheduled execution was set for Monday in the Kampala area known as Execution Valley and Mutineer Gully
At the United Nations conference in Mexico City North and South Vietnam indicated they may pursue distinct UN membership. Informants cited Dinh Nho Liem Ha Van Lau Vo Anh Tuan and discussions with journalists. Security Council veto risk and Geneva liaison noted. Also three Pathet Lao soldiers guarded the US diplomat yard in Laos prompting protest. Henry Kissinger’s Japan Society remarks were quoted.
Rip Torn shot a scene on the New Mexico Military Institute steps in Roswell for The Man Who Fell to Earth. About 300 extras gathered as Bowie Clark Henry and others joined Torn in the brief 20 second shot. Filming moved to Albuquerque with a 1976 release planned.
House Speaker Carl Albert asks 21 Democratic chairmen to draft a master plan and campaign platform for 1976. He says Congress cannot override Ford vetoes, notes three major vetoes over inflationary spending, and urges goals for both congressional and presidential candidates to pursue after the next election.
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