Gold problem hinges on overseas dependents and policy
Henry J. Taylor argues the gold crisis stems from 325000 non military dependents abroad funded by taxpayers. He cites Defense 1960 directive countermanded by Kennedy and warns that moving dependents home could stabilize the dollar and solvency. He compares political will to fighting tuberculosis with smoking.
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Senate Banking and Currency Committee
State Department
U.S. Information Agency
Foreign Aid Administration
Washington
Europe
U.S
Korea
Educator Notes On Why Students Struggle With New Math
An eminent educator suggests that the difficulty in learning new math stems from teachers not learning it themselves. A Norfolk VA item notes a minister jokes about blessing leftovers. A Dawson County GA reader comments that a woman tends to stay at an age she likes.
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Grace
Norfolk
Dawson County Ga
Advertiser
A Bad Tax On Americans Traveling Abroad
Editorial argues against a proposed travel tax of 50 to 100 dollars on Americans going overseas. It warns such a tax would curb a fundamental freedom and hinder international goodwill, noting jet age travel boosts understanding and relations. The piece stresses inviting foreigners to visit the U S and urges more people-to-people contact.
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U. S
Power utility sales growth through rate cuts noted
A Forbes article highlights how investor owned utilities shifted from a supply focus to demand side strategies as capacity grew. It cites 1964 rate reductions totaling 106 million and a 28 percent drop in electricity costs since 1946, emphasizing value for consumers across homes, industry, and farms.
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Forbes Magazine
Forbes
Sure Highways to Ruin and Rambling Cabal of ACEs
A humorous column reflecting on quitting smoking, March weather, and apologies to Mayor Gail Harris. Manuel Melendez of Roswell wins $800 in a Chicago opera contest and returns to pursue auditions. Roswell’s Mary Beth Pettit named Chi Omega treasurer at Eastern NMU. Texas A&M Talent Show to feature Eastern performers. Scattered jokes and anecdotes conclude with a Paris Russia pun.
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Gail Harris
Iate
Manuel Melendez
Roswell
Eastern New Mexico University
Chicago
Sylvia Friederick
Rochester
N.Y
Wgn-Illinois
Opera Guild
Friederick
Manuel
Mary Beth Pettit
Chi Omega
New Mexico
Eastern Area
Texas A&m
Linda Lepard
Dora
Hobbs
Betty Lou Landreth
Artesia
Tommy Poole
College Station
Tex
Trade a plank in mink plagues for starlings back home
A collection of scattered notes from press clippings contrasts a British mink overpopulation with American calls for a swap. It mentions escaped farm mink, non native wildlife thriving, and a proposed exchange for Britain to take back its starlings and sparrows in exchange for American mink.
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Great Britain
Islands
Atlanta Journal
Deteriorating China Russia Rift Threatens Viet Nam Peace Efforts
Drew Pearson outlines how the China Russia quarrel deepens amid the Viet Nam crisis. He recalls Khrushchev Mao era tensions and 1963 blasts over peaceful coexistence, noting recent U.S. bombing may nudge Beijing and Moscow toward renewed alignment despite past hostility.
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Washington
Peking ‘People’s World
Peking Radio
Tito
United States
Khruschevy
Liu
Asia
Viet Nam
Indonesia
North Korea
Moscow
Pan Tze-Li
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Africa
Latin America
North
Statehouse battles over apportionment and judges
New Mexico legislators debate HB 311 to redraw house districts amid Curry county representation concerns. Bills seek higher pay for district judges and justices, while Goodell proposes removing limits on state and local contributions to employee group insurance. Thaxton's measure blocks insurer contracts excluding chiropractors.
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Will Harrison Santa FE
Bruce King
House
Austin Roberts
Curry County
Curry
Hoyt Pattison
Clovis
Senate
Tibo Chavez
Sterling Black
al Montoya
Mat Chacon
Bill Gallagher
Supreme Court
Gordon Melody
Goodell
Bilis
Statehouse Group
Texas
Politico Sabu Gallegos
Roswell
Miles Bill Guards Retirement Fund
Doc Thaxton
J. Q. Thaxton
Raton
Roy Davidson
Harry Ellis
The
New Mexico Medical Society
Roswell Daily Record Advertising and Editorial Staff Contact
Roswell Daily Record lists Jimmy C. Cok as advertising manager and Albert A. Stubbs as managing editor. The paper operates from 424 North Main Street Roswell NM and charges subscription rates in advance for local and distant delivery, with daily weekday and weekend editions published.
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North Main Street
Reewell, LM
Nasty World Is Portrayed A Matter Of Blue Chips
Book review of Wetmore's Doubleday novel follows Lockwood Thompson a rich self confident broker as he lampshades aristocratic folly and greed. Mike Connor challenges the snobs at a Shore Club gambling table while Douglas Drew manipulates Sam Ingalls. Lock's downfall stems from a rare pause of decency as alcohol and disillusionment erode the glamorous frame.
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William Wetmore
Doubleday
Lockwood
Lock) Thompson
Mike Connor
Couth
Lock
Mike
Shore Club
Douglas Drew
Sam Ingalls
Ingalls
Lock Thompson
Wetmore
Untold Rules Extend Life by What You Delay Doing
A reflective aphorism suggests that delaying actions you wish to undertake lengthens the period you remain unable to enjoy them. It weighs self restraint against missed experiences and questions how restraint shapes a life’s duration.
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Association of Cigaret Exes
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New York City
New York
Metropolitan Opera
Lion's den
Doc
Champs Elysses
Paris
Russia
University of Michigan
Memphis
Joli Blow
Drew Pearson
Peking
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Gallers
Larry Goodell
Demo
John Miles
State Investment Council
Miles
Jimmy C. Cok
Albert A. Stubbs
Migginbotham Business Manager
Chaves County
Moswell
Trade
Roswell, NM
Associated Press
AP News
Book Review
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