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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1976
Page
2
Rear Adm. Kinnaird R. McKee, superintendent of the U S Naval Academy, presented the Annapolis honor concept to the Senate Military Manpower subcommittee as investigators probe the West Point cheating scandal.
Spokesman Lee Solters says Frank Sinatra will marry Barbara Marx on October 10 at Kirk Douglas’s Beverly Hills home. This is Sinatra’s fourth marriage following those to Nancy Barbato Ava Gardner and Mia Farrow with Bo Marx’s ex-wife Barbara Marx as the bride. Amos and Andy’s reeman Gosden will serve as best man.
South African novelist Alan Paton argues in The Johannesburg Star that white South Africans bear responsibility for apartheid and must reform. He urges action to end racial oppression andcalls for moral accountability from those in power.
Paton, long critic of racial policy, says the riots reflect Western arrogance and complacency. He urges collective guilt and repentance, framing the violence as born of affluent society. Four dozen members back Carter choosing Rep. Peter Rodino as running mate.
Shirley Temple Black testified before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on her nomination as White House protocol chief and said she would shake up protocol when confirmed. The ambassador to Ghana expressed enthusiasm about becoming the first woman in the role and pledged energy and hard work.
New York artists led by Robert Rauschenberg and James Rosenquist pressed Sen. Jacob Javits to ease tax laws. The amendment would let artists deduct more than material costs when donating works, countering what Javits calls a tragedy of lost cultural enrichment.
Sarah Williams, 28, a special education teacher and great granddaughter of Theodore Roosevelt, plans to marry Washington Secretary of State Bruce Chapman in August. Her mother says politics brought the couple together, reflecting a political family background.
President Ford orders a large insecticide spraying campaign to combat an outbreak of range caterpillars in eastern New Mexico, directing federal agencies to proceed with the plan and coordinate with state authorities.
Roswell Police investigated vandalism and theft across several addresses. Broken windows at Aleen Jones 2701 Largo Drive valued under 100 dollars. Ralph Teller had six windows damaged at 208 One Street. Bicycles stolen from William Crow 800 Avenida Manana and Marion Riley 1003 Avenida Manana. Ronald Dick Wilson reported a burglary at 1202 S Princeton Drive with stereo and tape deck valued over 100 dollars. Roswell Plumbing Co. reported a burglary at 1205 W Mathews St valued over 100 dollars. Van Witt home damaged by eggs. Federal land spraying plan approved to combat pest caterpillars affecting farms and ranches across New Mexico Oklahoma Texas and Colorado. State officials welcome federal action and discuss economic impact and disaster declarations.
New York markets opened with a light downturn as investors digested Tuesday's selloff. The noon Dow Jones industrial average stood at 997.30, down 0.33 points after a 9.82 point loss, reflecting a sluggish stock market.
An Af A Roswell woman Dorthy M. Sanders, 39, of Dexter, was arraigned before District Court Judge Paul Snead on forgery charges after waiving a preliminary hearing. She was arrested May 10 for a forged check passed at Roswell State Bank in Dexter.
A two day workshop in Roswell helped volunteers improve grant proposals and management skills. Joan Kennedy and George Ellis led sessions at the Southeastern New Mexico Economic Development District with a Dutch treat luncheon planned at Eastern New Mexico University Roswell cafeteria.
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