Johnsons Mind Said Open On More Men For Vietnam
Secretary of Defense Clark Clifford said President Johnson is keeping an open mind on adding troops to Vietnam and actions to be taken, with decisions expected later. Senate debates pressured Johnson to seek congressional input before any major buildup, amid calls for negotiated settlement and broader public accountability.
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Clark M. Clifford
Johnson
Vietnam
Clifford
Pentagon
Earle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Robert S. McNamara
Truman
Robert F Kennedy
J. W. Fulbright
Senate
Congress
U.S
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Kennedy
New York
Mansfield
John T. McAlister Jr
Princeton University
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Jack Miller
Kiowa
Springfield
Ill
Hubert H. Humphrey
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
New Hampshire
Pacific
Humphrey
Chicago
Sen
Vance Hart
Tools Stolen From Two Local Shops
Calvin Crotzer's shop at 4803 W Second and Horton's Boats and Motors on US 285 were burglarized. Wrenches and taps valued at over 200 dollars were taken from Crotzer, while Horton reported missing wrenches and tools valued between 400 and 500 dollars.
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Calvin Crotzer
W. Second
Horton
Crotzer
Sheriff's
Dean Horton
Sheriff's Department
Conscience Barred Airman From Flying Vietnam Mission
Air Force Captain Dale Noyd testified he would not fly a mission with a student pilot, citing religious beliefs and conscience. He faces a court martial for willful disobedience at Cannon AFB and seeks conscientious objector status or resignation.
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Clovis
Air Force
Vietnam
Dale Noyd
Cannon Air Force Base
Noyd
American Civil Liberties Union
Harold Vague
Vague
Elida Man Waives Extradition in Amarillo Parole Case
Elida resident Charlie Suse 45 waived extradition to Amarillo Texas for parole violation after being jailed for drunkenness and fleeing a work detail. Amarillo authorities to transport him next week. Police also arrested Charlie Dutchover 36 on warrants for bad checks. Two teens, 14 and 15, were detained in Roswell store theft. released to parents pending juvenile court.
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Charlie Suse
Elida
Amarillo
Tex
Suse
LM. Hall
Hall
Charlie Dutchover
Dutchover
E. Albuquerque
Roswell
Florida School Stalemate Near End After Board Proposal
A 14 day Florida school stalemate neared resolution as the Florida Education Association urged teachers to return Monday. The state Board of Education proposed a nine point plan including 10.2 million dollars from a 329 million education tax package. About 17,500 of Florida’s 60,000 teachers were out Thursday. In Washington, DC teachers returned to class after a one day protest, while Los Angeles high school students pressed for an end to discrimination and second class conditions.
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Associated Press
Florida
Florida Education Association
State Board of Education
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Board of Education
Rhodesia Hangs More Blacks as Executions Continue
Rhodesia's white minority regime plans additional executions, raising Africans facing death to 115 after more convictions for terrorism. In London, Prime Minister Wilson urged cross party restraint and warned against severing Britain’s link to the colony while Conservative leader Heath declined to join. In Lusaka, a bid to bomb the British High Commission failed but Rhodesian nationalist women group members later stoned the building.
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Salisbury
Rhodesia
High Court
London
Harold Wilson
Britain
Wilson
Smith
Edward Heath
House of Commons
William Molloy
Commonwealth Nations
Africa
Lusaka
Zambia
British High Commission
Robert Kennedy Declines 1970 Presidential Nomination Bid
Close Kennedy associates say Senator Robert Kennedy remains against seeking the Democratic presidential nomination this year. He will likely support President Johnson if renomination occurs, as brother Edward M. Kennedy counsels patience for a 1972 bid.
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Robert Kennedy
Jack Bell
Washington
New York
Johnson
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy
Senate
U S Needs More Optimists Say Roswell Contractor
Roswell contractor and Associated General Contractors of America president Bill Armstrong told Roswell Rotarians that Americans are pessimistic despite signs of activity. He cited inflation, wage trends, planned safety laws, and a projected manpower shortage as industry challenges for 1975.
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America
Bill Armstrong
Roswell
Associated General Contractors of America
Roswell Rotarians
Armstrong
Canada
France
Britain
AGC
House Rules Committee
Congress
Feverish Gold Trading Weakens Pound and Dollar
In London and European markets feverish gold trading weakened both the pound and the dollar. Dealers reported the heaviest morning gold sales in 10 days as speculation grew that President Johnson cannot defend the $35 an ounce gold price. The dollar held at $35.19. The pound slid to 14 pounds 7 shillings 2 pence, down 9 pence on the day amid Paris, Zurich, and Frankfurt pressure.
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London
U.S
Johnson
Paris
Zurich
Frankfurt
Grass fire at vacant Roswell house scorches wall
Roswell firefighters answered a 3:53 p.m. call to 700 S. Aspen where a grass blaze burned in the front and side yards of a vacant house. Fire crews reported a wall of the home scorched.
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Roswell
S. Aspen
Markets rally as mining shares stay strong on gold demand
New York stocks trimmed losses late trading as gold and silver miners led a modest rebound amid firmer world silver prices and a softer dollar. Dow faltered near weekend caution while Occidental Petroleum IBM and U S Smelting showed mixed moves. gold miners like Dome Mines and Homestake gained modestly.
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New York
Europe
Dome Mines
Campbell Red Lake
Homestake
Callahan Mining
Bunker Hill
Sunshine Mining
New York Honduras
Rosario
American Stock Exchange
Mrs Glass Dies Former Roswell Resident Painter and Writer
Julia Dangerfield Glass 94 of New Orleans died in New Orleans Wednesday. Born June 9, 1873 she lived in Roswell 1931 to 1939 and was known as a painter and writer. Survivors include son George Glass Roswell another son Hunter Slidell Ernest Austin a daughter Mrs Walter Biggs New Orleans several grandchildren and great grandchildren. Body lies in state at Moth Funeral Home Algiers and burial is in Covington Kentucky.
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Julia Dangerfield Glass
New Orleans
George Glass
Roswell
Hunter
Slidell
Ernest
Austin
Tex
Walter Biggs
Chris
Ricky
Kenny Glass
Moth Funeral
Algiers
Covington
Hospital visiting hours and local patient notices
Hospital roster lists visiting windows for general and maternity care at St Marys and ENM Medical Center. Discharges, admissions, and births are recorded for March with names and addresses of patients and relatives, including residents of Hagerman Carlsbad Socorro Artesia Hobbs and Hondo.
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ST. Mary’s
Robert Maxey
S. Lea
Emilia Aragon
E. Albuquerge
Agnes Martinez
Rt. 2
Cora Gaston
Hobbs
Carl Maddux
Sunset Pl
Gregory Swift
Artesia
Hattie C. Teel
N. Kansas
Alfred Corzine
N. Davis
Dora M. Russell
Teresa Hubbard
E. Ballard
Thomas B. Chesser
Wm. E. Brady
Hondo
Tara Amos
Bobby Glenn Reynolds
Petra Romo
William McKnight
Wayne Hanks
Jimmie Herring
Wm. M. King
Ralph Bartlett
George Goller
Loretta Johnson
George Griggs
Richard Pierce
Romelio Sanchez
Hagerman
ENM Medical Center
Inez T. Daughtry
Carlsbad
David Courtney
NMMI
Lynn R. Malone
Dorothy Stogner
Maycee Mays Jenkins
Socorro Barela
Alice James
Paula L. Stinchfield
Johnny L. Prude
Birdie Prude
Bill Cronnan
Florence H. Griffin
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Xerox 3
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Lockheed
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Jacot Chevron
St. Main
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Thanapolis, India
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