Rock Hudson rejects political ambitions and dreams of acting fame
Rock Hudson says politics bore him and he has no desire to run for office, despite past government experience as a mail carrier. He explains his goal is to be a superb actor, noting his long career since 1948 with 52 films and 1966 releases.
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New York
Rock Hudson
Hollywood
U.S
Ronald Reagan
California
Hudson
Tobruk
Winnetka
Midwest
Credits over trade in Johnson push for East West deals
Henry J. Taylor blasts President Johnson’s East West trade drive as a credit scheme to bolster communism. He cites billions in foreign aid, risky credits, and weak payment histories, arguing the policy funds Communist bloc growth while dragging America deeper into the war in Vietnam. He warns against bolstering Red regimes via trade.
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Johnson
Congress
Red China
East Germany
Toronto
Canada
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Poland
Yugoslavia
West Germany
Europe
Italy
de Gaulle
France
Washington
Tokyo
Japan
Fetc
Tito
Red
Romania
Albania
Redbloc
Department of Commerce
Turkey
Cleveland
Cyrus
Eaton
U.S.S.R
History Highlights March 15 1967 Past Events
On this date in history many events are noted including Pershing’s 1916 Mexican expedition, Caesar’s assassination in 44 B C, Andrew Jackson’s 1767 birth, Maine’s 1820 statehood, Tsar Nicholas II’s 1917 abdication, Nazi 1939 occupation of Czechoslovakia, and a 1957 naval blimp world record journey ending in Key West after a flight from Weymouth.
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Associated Press
John J. Pershing
Mexico
Pancho Villa
B.C
Julius Caesar
Andrew Jackson
North Carolina
Maine
Nicholas II
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Key West
Fla
Weymouth
Mass
Atlantic
Flexible schedule debated for Roswell high schools
An article explains flexible scheduling where classes differ in daily time allotments and may meet thrice weekly in blocks. It notes benefits such as reduced wasted time and more project work, but highlights challenges like timetable conflicts and student self discipline.
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Roswell
Book Review of The Sandino Affair by Neill Macaulay
A critical look at Macaulay’s history of Augusto Sandino and guerrilla warfare. The review highlights Sandino’s fight against U.S. Marines in Nicaragua, Somoza’s rise, and Macaulay’s conservative conclusions on peasant support, patience, and the limits of foreign force in counterinsurgencies. The author’s background and opinions on Vietnam and U.S. strategy are noted.
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Sandino
Neill Macaulay
Augustino Sandino
Ho Chi Minh
Nicaragua
U.S
Calvin Coolidge
Anastasio Somoza
Nica
Roswell Daily Record News Wire Note
A brief credit statement notes that the Roswell Daily Record uses material from The Associated Press and AP dispatches, asserting rights to reproduce local news content. It emphasizes AP's entitlement to use and distribute the material across outlets.
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Associated Press
Milions for defense a nation’s spirit endures
As of mid 1966 the Defense Department reports assets totaling 183.6 billion dollars. Most is inexpendable equipment and supplies with nearly 40 billion in property at home and abroad. The department holds over 27 million acres of land and its holdings span beyond the combined areas of Rhode Island to Maryland. The piece argues elected leaders must trim nondefense spending to protect the nation’s financial integrity after 200 years of defense.
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Defense Department
United States
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Vermont
New Hampshire
Maryland
George Washington
Government critics fault honesty claims and FDA conduct
The piece questions pervasive belief in government virtue and cites an FDA episode accusing one third of major drug manufacturers of advertising violations. It notes the association's review found fewer than five percent involved, and warns that such misstatements by regulators create lasting reputational harm. A pharmaceutical spokesman asks if truth is required from the truth-demanding agency.
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Food and Drug Administration
Association
FDA
Pharmaceutical
Voters to Decide on Constitutional Convention in 1968 Ballot
The New Mexico legislature moves to place a constitutional convention question on the 1968 general election ballot. House 65 to approve, Senate 35 to 7 backing, with key opponents warning some revision steps may be too far reaching. Gov Cargo backs revision. campaigned concerns center on scope and proposed delegates.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
House
Senate
R. C
Ike) Morgan
Portales
I. M
Ike) Smalley
Deming
Constitutional Revision Commission
Dave Cargo
Cargo
Jack M. Campbell
Sen. Morgan
Man Learns Worth of Time Through Weathering Storms
A man confronts a life lesson as he endures a sudden storm and reflects on wasted time spent worrying about smaller squalls. The tale contrasts fear with resilience and prompts a reevaluation of priorities.
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Hal Boyle
Henry J. Taylor
Book Review
Ragua
Macaulay
Mao Tse-tung
Chiang Kai-shek Ho
Indochina
Vietnam
South Vietnam
Saigon
The
Citadel
Korea
Castro
Cuba
Joy
Roy
Time Magazine
State Capitol
By Fred Buckles
Grace Evans
Gov. Cargo
Harold Bibo
Evans
Harrell Budd
Farmington
Bibo
Hoyt Pattison
Curry County
Natural Resources Committee
Commission
Steve Reynolds
Reynolds
Lucero
Anthony Lucero
Albuquerque
Justice Department
U.S. Supreme Court
Fred Macaron
Springer
New Mexico Boys School
Macaron
Joint Appropriations Committee
Morgan
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