Summer plans undecided ly
Washington column surveys teen summer plans with as yet unclear destinations. Teens propose trips from across the United States to Canada Europe Bermuda and the Gulf of Mexico with oil rigs and a shared fantasy of a grand summer freedom.
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Pentagon's secret Nakhon Phanom unit searches for missing Vietnam pilots
A rarely seen Joint Casualty Resolution Center at Nakhon Phanom Thailand uses giant computers to piece together data on missing pilots. The unit operates amid a tense base system with Blue Chip bombing plans, while officials deny sensationalism and report efforts to remove drug users and sustain targets for Indochina air war.
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Jack Anderson
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New Miss Roswell crowns celebrate pageant winner
The town salutes the new Miss Roswell chosen in the annual pageant. Debate sparks over beauty contests and women’s liberation while ambulance service funding, Supreme Court rulings on obscenity, and family morality are discussed. Roswell police promotions and a new house building course for next school year are noted.
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Realism urged to balance space and ocean research gains
Perry Oceanographics president John Perry urged taxpayers to reconsider billions spent on space in light of two scientists' deaths in a midget submarine off Key West. He argued for realism in exploring oceans while recognizing space program advances, noting NASA's ocean studies and Nimbus and Earth Resources satellites.
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Roswell News Briefs: Guards, Sewage Machinery, and Events
Captain Frank G Young Jr reports 40 vacancies in the 3630th Ordinance Maintenance Company urging draft-age men to join the Roswell National Guard unit. City council approves spending 15 500 for a Buckeye ditching machine to advance the sewer system. The Business and Professional Women’s Club held a covered dish supper at Miss Annie Laurie Snorf’s home. State Young Democratic convention in Roswell postponed from July 3 and 4.
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Frank G. Young Jr
3630Th Ordinance
Roswell
Annie Laurie Snorf
Kentucky
State seeks $2 million pay hikes for New Mexico workers
The State Personnel Office proposes a $2 million plan to raise pay for about 93 percent of the classified workforce, lifting minimum wages to 382 monthly, effective July 1 1974. The plan, directed by Gov Bruce King, targets 10 200 employees with increases in 1 050 job categories while 780 would not receive raises.
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Jerry Manzagol
State Personnel Board
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