Ancient bass violin brought home from Germany by ex change student
Tommy Schumpert, sponsored by Koswell Rotary Club, studied in Germany for seven months and returned with a 200 to 250 year old bass violin. He played with three symphony orchestras, studied conducting, piano, voice, and stayed with a music professor who worked long hours. He praised German people and contrasted regional traits with the United States.
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University Students Named to Spring Honor Roll at UNM
Students from the University of New Mexico in the College of Arts and Sciences include John Merrit Glover Rand V. Bivers Viviar A. Ki and Donald David Vigil. The spring honor roll highlights academic achievement across the campus.
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Nixon signs education bill amid busing protest
President Nixon signed a 21.3 billion education bill calling it a landmark yet denouncing congressional antibusing provisions as inadequate. He urged a moratorium on new court ordered busing and warned the package offers only temporary relief while deriding Congress as retreating from responsibility. He pressed for LIM arms talks and warned of Soviet gains without U.S. development, and noted a possible temporary meat import quotas to curb prices.
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Roswell Daily Record Local Subscription Rates Listed
Roswell Daily Record lists subscription rates in advance for Chaves County and other areas. Rates shown include monthly and six month options with carrier delivery and postage details. The notice references Associated Press content and local newsroom staff.
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Nixon Holds Informal White House News Conference
President Nixon, in his first briefing in three months, favors informal Oval Office talks with regular White House reporters over large televised East Room sessions. He notes fewer 'dumb and flabby' questions, cites issue focus, and plans a future session on foreign and defense topics, though not a big TV gathering.
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Police arrest pair in Roswell shooting case
Andrew Rennie Carrillo and Raymond Miranda, both residents of Deming, were arrested at 6:43 p.m. on aggravated battery charges connected to Victor Marquez's shooting at Crane Motel. Marquez, 38, was treated and released from Eastern New Mexico Medical Center.
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Primary suit out in New Mexico presidential primary
A federal suit challenging New Mexico’s presidential primary for omitting vice presidential candidates was dismissed by U S District Judge Edwin Mechem in Albuquerque. Secretary of State Betty Fiorina moved to dismiss for failure to state a claim. Robert T. Daley of Seattle argued citizens should vote for vice presidential candidates rather than rely on conventions.
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Sumrow rites pend funeral services pending
Thomas Ellis Sumrow 54 of 1603 S Richardson died Thursday in Houston VA Hospital. former Deluxe Barber Shop owner in Roswell lived in the city 35 years. Born Nov 11 1917 in Denton TX married Eunice Parker in Roswell. Veteran of World War II Elks Lodge member 25 years. Survived by son Tom Eugene Sumrow Hamden Conn three brothers two sisters and one grandson.
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Delegation seating dispute tests Democratic rules committee
The Democratic Convention Rules Committee refused to seat Florida's delegation over gender balance, a vote of 68 to 17, as disputes over the new delegate selection process ripple through the party. Illinois surrendered its uncertified status, with four delegations coming into line amid ongoing negotiations.
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Roswell NF B fireworks stand to run through July Fourth
The Roswell Chapter of the National Federation of the Blind opens a fireworks stand from noon to 9 30 p m starting Monday through July Fourth at South Main and Reed Streets in front of Sears. Roswell Longhorn Manufacturing Co supplies a full range of fireworks. Project chairman Ray May leads with Ralph Meadows and G A Cox as committeemen.
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Boys Club Meeting Scheduled At Atkinson Street
The Royal Ambassador Boy's Club will hold its monthly meeting Saturday from 9 30 am to 3 pm at 1810 S Atkinson St. All boys aged six to sixteen are invited. Attendees should bring a sack lunch. Crafts and athletic field events will be held throughout the day.
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Market reports stock prices decline noted
New York stock prices edged lower as investors feared rising rates and new international monetary problems. The Dow Jones average stood at 949.20, down 1.51. Oils, rails, steels and motors fell while airlines and some sectors rose slightly amid mixed results.
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AMA delegates vote for change at San Francisco meeting
In four days of debate the 241 member AMA House of Delegates approved sweeping reforms. They expanded trainee seats by giving interns and residents a voice, granted new membership status to students, and considered opening inner councils to young physicians. They backed decriminalizing possession of small amounts of marijuana while condemning production or sale, but kept the line on professional standards reviews and deferred broader public participation in setting fees in federal programs.
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Balloon launch moved up to Saturday morning in Roswell
Roswell officials at the Industrial Air Center say the planned balloon launch is now scheduled for early Saturday after postponement. Forecasts show likely thunderstorms Friday night and high winds at 1,000 feet, with a probable over flight over populated areas. Authorities expect the balloon to follow a less populated path and cannot control direction due to shifting winds.
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