Despair, Extremism, and Paths to Peace Across the Region
The piece links hatred to human costs including innocent victims and families. It cites Bin-Eliezer on Palestinian despair feeding extremism and argues a twofold approach: confront terrorists with force while defusing hatred by offering hope. A future Palestinian state and youth opportunities are proposed as essential to reduce violence and brutality.
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World Trade Center
Israel
Binjamin Bin-Eliezer
Nazi Party
Germany
Fascist Party
Italy
United States
Japan
Bin-Eliezer
West Bank
Thanks to Hispano Chamber for Roswell work
Roswell reader Ray Baker thanks the Hispano Chamber of Commerce for a week of efforts that brought recognition to the city. He notes the Moving Wall and the Beetles event as highlights and praises the chamber’s hard work for the community.
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Hispano Chamber of Commerce
Roswell
Beetles
Hispano Chamber
Ray Baker
Roswell High names five Girls State delegates
June 23 1977 five Roswell High School girls chosen as Girls State delegates Eva Bragg Washington County treasurer Carla Curtner delegate Poppy Fulton Lincoln County assessor Cheryl Long delegate Mona Lalli Yucca city councilman reflect local civic leadership selection paragraphs highlight participants and roles for state program.
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Eva Bragg
Washington County
Carla Curtner
Poppy Fulton
Lincoln County
Cheryl Long
Mona Lalli
Yucca
Roswell High School
Texans ejected in 1862 from New Mexico
This piece recounts the 1862 Confederate Texas expedition into New Mexico, including the Glorietta defeats, Sibley’s raids, and the withdrawal to El Paso. It notes the temporary loss of Texas influence east of San Antonio and the1862 Cinco de Mayo Mexican battle context.
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Glorietta Pass
Colorado
el Paso
New Mexico
San Antonio
Texas
Confederacy
CSA
Fort Bliss
Henry Sibley
Gen
Sibley
Jefferson Davis
California
Davis
Mesilla
Arizona
Mexico
Europe
Rio Grande
Albuquerque
Santa Fe
Fort Union
Glorietta
Puebla
Cinco de Mayo
United States
Today in History Highlights from June 23
Events include 1868 patenting of the typewriter by Christopher Latham Sholes and 1947 Congress overriding Truman's veto of the Taft Hartley Act. Also noted are the 1931 first round the world flight, 1956 Nasser’s election, and Nixon Watergate revelations in 1974.
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Associated Press
Christopher Latham Sholes
Chicago
Cleveland
Wiley Post
Harold Gatty
New York
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Senate
House
Truman
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Lyndon Johnson
Alexei Kosygin
Glassboro
N.J
Warren E. Burger
U.S
Earl Warren
Nixon
White House
H.R. Haldeman
CIA
FBI
Reassessing Americas Settlement From Siberia to Chile
Linguists and geologists dispute the Clovis-centric view of arrival, proposing multiple waves from Asia over 30,000 years. Evidence from Monte Verde Chile shows human activity 12,500 years ago with possible earlier sites dated to 33,000 years. Thor Heyerdahl's Kon-Tiki voyages are cited in debates about ancient seafaring.
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Americas
Siberia
Clovis
N.M
Asia
North America
Alaska
Johanna Nichols
University of California
Nichols
Bering Sea
Land Bridge
South America
Thor Heyerdahl
Pacific
University of Kentucky
Tom Dillehay
Monte Verde
Chile
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Red River
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Las Cruces
Fort Stanton
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Fillmore
Jay Miller
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Jay
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Cow
Okes.com
America
National Islamic Prison Foundation
Holiday Inn O'Hare International
Rosemont
Isna.net
Islamic Society of North America
Justice Department
Prison Fellowship
Charles Colson
Saudi Arabia
Colson
The
New York Times
Faheem Shuaibe
Oakland
Calif
Cal Thomas
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