State Board Eyes Double Standard in School Evaluations
The New Mexico State Board of Education moved to address what critics call a double standard in evaluating public and private schools. After reviewing 85 private schools, Ralph Drake proposed one disapproved and 16 approved-warned. Leonard DeLayo will notify those schools they must show improvement to avoid next year's disapproval.
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Santa FE
State Board of Education
Ralph Drake
Elementary Education Department
Drake
Fred Comstock
Albuquerque
State Board
Comstock
Leonard DeLayo
DeLayo
KGGM Radio founder H B Hebenstreit dies at 80
H B Hebenstreit 80 founder of KGGM radio and television in Albuquerque died Friday. He moved to Albuquerque in 1918 to serve as city manager and later founded New Mexico Construction. His radio station grew into New Mexico Broadcasting which owns KGGM and KVSF Santa Fe. Survived by widow and son Bruce, who is president of the company.
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Albuquerque
H.B. Hebenstreit
Kggm Radio and Television
Hebenstreit
New Mexico Construction
New Mexico Broadcasting
KGGM
KVSF
Santa Fe
Bruce
Noyd Wins Court Nod Over Confinement Pending Appeal
Air Force Captain Dale Noyd, stationed at Cannon AFB near Clovis, won a court of appeals ruling allowing his freedom while his appeal from a court martial continues. The decision focused on confinement during appeal. Noyd has two days left on his sentence after a Supreme Court order released him briefly.
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Washington
US Air Force
Dale Noyd
Clovis
U.S. Military Court of Appeals
Noyd
Vietnam
Cannon Air Force Base
U.S. Supreme Court
William QO. Douglas
Accident on North Main cited driver for improper parking exit
Friday at 2 45 p m in the 200 block North Main two drivers were involved Alex Strecker 71 of 205 South Ohio and Pearl Pendergrass 33 of Dexter Strecker was cited for improperly emerging from a parking place and the note directs readers to the For Men Only column on Page 11 for more details.
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Block North Main
Alex Strecker
S. Ohio
Pearl Pendergrass
Dexter
Strecker
Government infantrymen forge route into besieged Ben Het
Government troops launched a relief push along Route 579 into Ben Het Special Forces camp as 1,500 South Vietnamese troops were airlifted from Ban Me Thuot. The siege entered its 58th day with heavy artillery, air strikes, and a steady rhythm of bombardment and resupply missions by B52s, AC-119 gunships, and C7 Caribous.
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Saigon
Ben Het
Ban Me Thuot
Dak To
Central Highlands
U.S
United States
Nixon taps Dr. Roger Egeberg for top health post
President Nixon appoints Dr. Roger O. Egeberg dean of USC Medical School to lead the nations health program, replacing Dr. John H. Knowles. The nomination comes amid AMA and GOP querying, with Egeberg noted for service to Gen. MacArthur and California health roles. Finch backs Knowles. Dirksen has no comment. Egeberg denied AMA clearance and has long been critical of AMA positions. Nixon also plans a world tour including a Apollo 11 splashdown and Southeast Asia visits.
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New York
Nixon
Roger O. Egeberg
University of Southern California Medical School
John H. Knowles
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Romania
Pacific
Southeast Asia
Philippines
Indonesia
Thailand
India
Pakistan
Canada
Hobart Lewis
Reader's Digest
Bedford Center
N.Y
Knowles
American Medical Association
Everett R. Dirksen
Egeberg
AMA
Doctors’ Organization
Ziegler
Dirksen
Robert H. Finch
Health, Education and Welfare
Washington
Finch
Los Angeles Veterans Administration Hospital
Los Angeles County General Hospital
Roger Egeberg
Hollywood
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Robert Finch
Ekeberg
UPI
Renowned Tailor Linden Buried in Texas
Funeral services were held in San Antonio for Hjalmar Hugo Linden 80 a Sweden born tailor who rose from poverty to serve as personal tailor to Lyndon B. Johnson and Texas governors Allan Shivers and John Connally He sent a telegram to Johnson before his inauguration and attended multiple fittings at the White House.
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San Antonio
Tex
Hjalmar Hugo Linden
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Linden
Sweden
Allan Shivers
John Connally
Johnson
White House
Drunk Hijacks Eastern Airlines Plane to Cuba
An intoxicated hijacker with a knife seized Eastern Flight 173 carrying 104 people from Baltimore to Miami, redirecting to Havana. The Boeing 727, piloted by Capt. John R. Brunning, landed in Havana at 12 28 p m EDT after the hijacker remained on board. 97 passengers and 7 crew members were aboard.
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Bob M. Gassawa
Associated Press
MIAMI
Eastern Airlines
Cuba
Sky
Florida
Daytona Beach
Baltimore
Lusky
Harrisburg
N.J
Peace Corps
St. Thomas
Gus Halwardson
Halwardson
Tom Luescoe
High Bridge
John R. Brunning
New
Eastern Flight 173
Havana
Jose Marti Airport
Local officials honor 24 workers at March of Dimes breakfast
The March of Dimes in a Saturday breakfast honored 24 certificates of appreciation for outstanding service to the 1969 fund drive. Nadine Sanders chaired the event, with Ed Gignac detailing how research programs reduce birth defects.
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Marchh of Dimes
Awau
Nadine Sanders
Donald E. Nord
Cay Botwinis
Della Fresquez
Don Cleman
Phillip H. Owen
Bob Luningham
Martha Smith
Christine Shaw
Martha Fancher
Julia Campbell
Nan Bass
Ed Gignac
Albuquerque
MOI
Phil Owen
William Liakos
John Moore
Cleon Schulty
Belle Pas
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Shunsuke Akutsuka
Kggm Radio- TV
Los Angeles County
Department of Charities
California State Board of Health
Atwood
Admiral TV
Werranty
Zenith
Hee Eei
Eamei MA
Fast Service
Crawford Watch Repair
W. 4Th St
Kitle
Sulbransen
York
United Air Lines
Riverside
Calif
Los Angeles
MOD
Stan Gallup
Pauline Goggin
Don Anderson
Mary Cahoon
Assisteens
Chaves County
James G. Ruppert
Dorothy Cook
Thelma Ayers
Elizabeth Gorman
Josie Bloodworth
Emily Cauhope
Barbara Boehms
Barbara Gilmore
D.E. White
Bree Ae & Lambs
Ade
Security National
Roswell
Riac Office
Fifth & Main
S. Main
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