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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1961
Page
4
Opinion argues civic clubs should run private student loan funds to help deserving students. It cites Roswell Rotary with 17 scholars and over 70 loans, low delinquency, and asserts screening ensures real need and commitment. The piece warns blanket federal programs risk waste and cost, echoing Lincoln on limited government.
The passage echoes Thomas Jefferson’s warning that economy is essential and public debt endangers liberty. It argues citizens can profit by adopting his ideas, resisting government waste and heavy taxation tied to daily needs, labor, and leisure.
Atty Gen Earl Hartley plans to recover about 373 802 paid to some 3100 ranchers under the 1956 hay program. Letters requesting restitution were prepared for mailing July 3 and demand payment within 20 days. The effort follows a long legal fight, with Supreme Court rulings and legislative actions shaping the fate of the aid.
Dist. Judge Samuel Montoya of Santa Fe censured Maurice Trimmer of United Press International for printing remarks about the progress of a printing contract case. The suit by Ward Anderson Printing Co. of Albuquerque questions the validity of its contract to print New Mexico Magazine. The judge stressed he had rejected only part of the testimony and warned the reporter about weighing evidence.
Shirley Ann Grau’s novel set in New Orleans centers on Aurelie and her daughters in a decaying family saga. A pregnant Joan clashes with instructor Michael Stern amid abortions and romantic turmoil. Grau shows craft though the male reader sees Joan as a dope.
In London AP reports another member of a British family linked to the pharaohs curse has died unexpectedly. Lord Westbury died in Geneva four days ago at 46, with no cause disclosed. His father Capt Bethell, who helped excavate Tutankhamen’s tomb in 1923, also died at 46 years old.
President Kennedy faced mixed reactions after Ike at Carlisle urged withdrawing five U S Army divisions from NATO. The idea, aimed at saving money, could hurt bargaining power over Berlin and clash with Norstad’s call to bolster forces. The piece frames political maneuvering ahead of Crises in Berlin and NATO debates.
Conflicting reports about reviving the Hapsburg dynasty in Austria draw attention among League of Nations delegates. Mussolini’s Ethiopia campaign costs Europe over $600,000 daily, excluding Italy. Roswell residents near a slaughter house site on Spring River hold a public meeting at East Side School to protest the operation.
San Salvador the capital of El Salvador sits near San Salvador volcano which after 300 years of dormancy erupted in June 1917, causing extensive destruction to the city and altering its landscape.
Southeast New Mexico fishing points show fair to poor catch potential as NM Game and Fish cautions readers. The column weaves in vivid vignettes of heat driven road imagery, a tire explosion scene, a Harvey’s Tire bat presentation to Optimist Club, and notes on a radiological defense training at Fort Stanton.
Dr Van Dellen argues on diet and disease prevention, noting limitations of cholesterol reduction for arteriosclerosis and exploring whether six to seven small meals a day could reduce arterial risk. He cites rat studies and traditional eating patterns, suggesting exercise also lowers cholesterol.
A. S notes headaches persisting three to four hours daily for a month. Migraine is a strong possibility and the term cluster headache is used when headaches recur daily for weeks or months before a long remission.
A. E. R. notes that gall bladder disease does not cause migraine headaches directly. However a person with a migraine-like personality may suffer headaches when the gall bladder acts up, turning the condition into a frustrating problem for them.
Article notes stroke can occur at any age including infants under 1. In children and young adults a stroke often results from weakened or dilated cerebral vessels that rupture.
Ei A W explains polycystic kidneys as a hereditary disorder in which most kidney tissue is replaced by cysts resembling large water blisters. The condition often leads to high blood pressure in the sufferer.
F B asks why egg white is harmful, noting surprise at health concerns. He mentions enjoying baked Alaska and lemon meringue pie as examples of dishes using egg whites, prompting curiosity about potential dangers.
The note suggests light activity as a remedy for stress and anxiety. Regular mild exercise can help improve mood, reduce tension, and promote better well being through simple daily actions.
Roswell Daily Record lists subscription rates in advance for Chaves County and other areas. Home delivery by carrier details monthly three and twelve month payments, with publication schedule and address in Roswell New Mexico.
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