Changing Scene Speaks Up and Wins
Kenneth L. Dixon argues free speech shapes policy through small voices. Three cases show individuals voicing concerns about racial moderation in Alabama, TV reruns affecting public opinion, and a Johnson Truman conference prompting presidential travel changes. The pieces suggest a single voice can trigger wider public and media action.
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Kenneth L. Dixon
East
Texas
Montgomery
Ala
Roswell
N.M
Johnson City
Tex
LBJ
Missouri
Truman
Johnson
Viet Nam
Santo Domingo
United Nations
Organization of American States
Alabama
Chambers of Commerce
New York
California
White House
San Francisco
Harry Truman
Water floods road near Joe McKnight place at Picacho
The approach road to the Joe McKnight place washed out as water six inches deep across the road turned to a larger breach. Residents including Joe McKnight and rancher Joe Skeen were stranded until back roads opened with mud and flooding continuing in the Hondo valley and surrounding canyons.
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Joe McKnight Place
Picacho
McKnight Place
Yours Truly
Hondo Valley
Joe McKnight
Jue McKnight
Riverside
Goat Canyon
Hondo
Tinnie
Casey
Spring Pasture
Shorty Hill
Riverside Rancho
Joe Dunlap
McKnight
Joe
William S White Attacks Bottling Up of Civil Rights Amendment
The piece criticizes Rep Emanuel Celler for blocking a proposed constitutional amendment to allow states to reapportion upper chambers by population. It argues the move would empower the people to curb unelected courts and weighted democracy, while contrasting liberal urban obstruction with a defense of traditional processes.
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Emanuel Celler
Brooklyn
N.Y
House
Judiciary Committee
Celler
Congress
Supreme Court
Manny
Senate
Campbell eyes public life but keeps door open to future
State Capitol gossip centers on Gov. Jack Campbell who denies running next year but hints at possible moves. Discussion includes potential Senate or House bids, district shifts, and Campbell’s notched but modest salary and expense accounts.
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Will Harrison
Santa FE
Jack Campbell
Campbell
Washington
Clint Anderson
Senate
House
Tom Morris
Johnnie Walker
Capitol
Morris
Walker
Roswell
Tucumcari
Editorial on Berkeley sit ins warns against militant unrest
The Berkeley editorial argues student discontent can be healthy but condemns 155 sit in defendants fined for resisting arrest and trespassing. It blames Communist influence for unrest and urges channeling energy into productive pursuits while warning against overreaction and idealism.
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Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Viet Nam
Cuba
Oil outlook reinforces steady growth for petroleum demand
A leading oil company president states that global demand will grow steadily with population and living standards. He notes a continued oil surplus, the need to maintain exploration to cushion peak demand, rising offshore costs, and the importance of preserving tax incentives like percentage depletion to support domestic oil search.
Roswell Daily Record Contact Details and Rates
The Roswell Daily Record lists advertising and business staff including Jimmy C. Cox Advertising Manager and M. Higginbotham Business Manager. It provides subscription rates, delivery options, and office address at 424 North Main Street Roswell New Mexico with AP news rights noted.
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North Main Street
Roswell
N.M
Story of Trampled People Monday Voices
Book review of Joanne Greenberg novel Story of Trampled People detailing Ralph Oakland in the state department of rehabilitation and his work to place people with physical emotional or mental troubles. It profiles characters Edward Kitten ger Alan Devereaux Andrea Colvin Minnie Cormer Hans Marshak John Kroll Bernardo Ramirez and notes the book blends documentary realism with a narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanne Greenberg
Holt, Rinehart
Ralph Oakland
State Department of Rehabilitation
Ralph
Edward Kittenger
Alan Devereaux
Andrea Colvin
Madonna
Minnie Cormer
Hans Marshak
John Kroll
Quent
Bernardo Ramirez
Miss Greenberg
England
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Wichita Eagle
AL Stubbs
Lincoln County
Twin Dams
Raton
Crow Creek
Nando Mauldin
Artesia
T. M. Mauldin
William S. White
House of Representatives
Manny Celler
Jack
Albuquerque
Bobby Kennedy
New Mexico
Anderson
Clint
Easley
Morris Place
Mack Easley
Hobbs
Petainet
Albert A. Stube
Jimmy C. Cox
Advertising Manager
M. Higginbotham
Chaves
Trade
Roswell, N.M
Associated Press
Book Review
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