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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1975
Page
4
The piece argues against the unisex fad claiming there is no real difference between male and female. It concedes fair treatment under law but contends some activists push beyond genuine discrimination and aim to erase distinctions in society.
Thousands of seniors gathered in La Cienega for Day of Dignity as Governor Apodaca and his wife hosted events in Santa Fe and at the village museum. A Dexer Hagerman JOY Center rock-a-thon funded trips to the capital, with seniors receiving meals and entertainment.
United States Senator Joseph M. Montoya disputes an Roswell Daily Record editorial linking his scholarship speech to Human Kindness Day. He says proceeds were not his to turn over and that he speaks for and to diverse groups in New Mexico, praising education and scholarships for all.
Obituaries record deaths of Mrs Lucy Holcomb 90 after a bullet wound and Mrs Dora G Marshall mother of J Q Marshall. Other notices report Mrs Belle Hurst shot dead, possible self harm or prowler link, and Dan Sedillo criticizing freight rate study. Also listed are election, club, and lecture events with local officials and community leaders.
In 1974 railroads saw a third straight year of record traffic with 854 billion revenue ton-miles while returns stayed weak at about 3.4 percent. The piece notes the sector's profitability lags despite growth, highlights regulatory push and bids for balanced federal transport policy, and cites DOT warnings that a shutdown would cripple the economy.
Washington voices warn of an epidemic of news suppression as officials crack down on reporters. Six journalists appeal jail terms for protecting sources while 950 subpoenas target reporters nationwide. Names of cities and cases illustrate alleged intimidation and court limits on coverage.
CIA officers mourn a reputed crime boss once recruited in 1960 for anti-Castro missions. Friends at Cloak and Dagger Bar in McLean recall his loyalty to country, his hit record, and failed plans to kill Castro. The agency grieves a paradoxical patriot.
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