Airline leaders, Volpe discuss extortion threats and ransom
Secretary of Transportation John Volpe chaired a meeting of 29 major airlines to address extortion plots and possible ransom prohibitions. Air security chief Gen. Benjamin O. Davis proposed a buddy system for airline workers to prevent unauthorised entry to aircraft and improve ground safety.
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Keohane Honored as Lifetime Member by New Mexico Landmen
Roswell oilman B. M. Red Keohane received a lifetime membership plaque from NMSA president Robert P. Byron during Thursday night ceremonies at the Roswell Inn. The Roswell man was honored for long-time service to the industry as part of the association’s regular dinner meeting.
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Anderson claims Mitchell knew ITT pledge to convention
Columnist Jack Anderson alleged that John Mitchell, then attorney general, knew early last year of ITT's pledge to the Republican National Convention despite his denial. He cited discussions with California Lt. Gov. Ed Reinecke and aide Edgar Gillenwaters and tied them to ongoing ITT antitrust settlements.
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Chiang Kaishek Accepts Fifth Term Nomination in Nationalist China
Chiang Kai shek accepts the Kuomintang call to remain president of Nationalist China, seeking a fifth six year term. The National Assembly will elect the president on March 21, with Chiang 84, and committees extend authority over assembly and legislative memberships.
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Roswell Guests At NMSA Meeting In Roswell
Mexico Oil Conservation Commission and W. F. Bill Hanagan of Cities Service Oil Co Tulsa were guest speakers at the regular monthly NMSA meeting in Roswell.
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KSWS Seeks Full-Time 50,000 Watt Power Expansion
KSWS radio in Roswell has filed with the FCC to broadcast full time at 50,000 watts, up from 50,000 watts day and 10,000 at night. Owner John Barnett says the nighttime upgrade will make KSWS a leading station in the Rocky Mountain west, requiring six towers and phased equipment. Roswell would be the smallest U.S. city with a full-time 50,000 watt station. Currently three stations operate on 1020 KC at 50,000 watts: KDKA Pittsburgh, KGBS Los Angeles, and KSWS Roswell.
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Roswell oil man honored with life membership plaque
B M Red Keohane longtime Roswell oilman was named a life member of the New Mexico Landmen Association at its Roswell meeting. Stephen Helbing and Robert Byron presented the honor while Henry Bedford introduced Keohane. Hanagan spoke on natural gas contracts. Roswell weather turns fair and warm through Saturday with highs near 80 and 86.
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Interracial adoption grows as white couples welcome black children
Artie and Rosemary Wells of Atlantic City share how they adopted two light skinned black boys, David 4 and John 15 months, facing curiosity and questions rather than hostility. They deny adoption for integration motives, noting the main challenge is personal prejudice and acceptance in their neighborhood and beyond.
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