Former CIA agent now Roswellite profile and notes
The piece profiles a Roswell resident once with CIA ties, noting his view on terminology and intelligence work. It recalls his early espionage roots in San Francisco shipyards, his Russian heritage, and his father Col Boris T. Pash’s counterintelligence role, with references to alleged infiltrations of Communist and pro Nazi groups.
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Intelligence Agency
Pash
N. Lea Ave
CIA
James Bond
Matt Helm
Young Pash
San Francisco
U.S. Naval Intelligence
Calif
U.S. Army
Boris T. Pash
San Francisco Area
David Bruce to Head New Peking Diplomatic Office
President Nixon announced the reactivation of veteran ambassador David Bruce to lead a U S liaison office in Peking set to open in May with 20 American diplomats. Alfred Jenkins and John Holdridge will be top deputies, both fluent in Chinese, while China will establish a Washington liaison office.
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Washington
Nixon
David Bruce Beck
U.S
Peking
Alfred Jenkins
State Department
China
John Holdridge
White House
National Security Council
Kissinger
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
People's Republic of China
Bruce
America
West Germany
Great Britain
France
Vietnam
Southeastern New Mexico Education Assn Convention in Roswell
More than 1,500 teachers from Chaves Eddy Lea and parts of Lincoln counties gather at Goddard High School Roswell for the 35th SENMEA convention. The program features a general assembly a speech by Laurel Pennock and multiple sectional talks including drug education music and math. Black becomes president for 1973 74 with Carlsbad hosting next year.
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New Mexico
Roswell
Southeastern New Mexico Education Assn
Goddard High School
Country Club Road
GHS Little Theater
Zella Mae “Zee Hunter
Area Association
Chaves
Eddy
Lea
Lincoln Counties
Sherry Shaw
Miss Shaw
RHS
George A. Blevins
S. Union Ave
Raymond Mitcham
Board of Education
Roswell Independent School District
William F. Brainerd
Laurel M. Pennock
Chevy Chase
National Assn
Pennock
Catherine Smith
Bayard
National Education Assn
Ed Gussion
Santa Fe
NEANM
Vernon Mills
Clovis
Spencer C. Platt
Platt
The
New Mexico Pharmaceutical Assn
Eileen Avery
Dallas
Tex
Clarence C. Smith Jr
Las Cruces
Leon Williamson
Miss Avery
Silver Burdett Co
Smith
Dr. Williamson
Senmea
Jack Black
Carlsbad
Wanda Cook
Black
Young man arraigned in fatal crash homicide charge
Larry Livesay aged 22 of 318 East Lewis was arraigned in magistrate court before Judge Clyde McKee on homicide by motor vehicle. The charge relates to a two car collision Saturday at South Main and Summit that killed Eva Jackson aged 58 of 3004 South Wyoming Avenue. Bond set at 500 dollars. Livesay remains jailed in Chaves County in lieu of bond.
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Larry Livesay
E. Lewis
Clyde McKee
South Main and
Summit
Eva Jackson
Wyoming Ave
Chaves County
McMillan backs no fault bill amid party disputes
House Minority Whip Rep. Colin McMillan of Roswell said the public will benefit from a no fault insurance bill now before the House Judiciary Committee. He supports the measure as written and will oppose amendments. The bill sets a $1000 damage threshold and aims to shift claim payments toward injured parties. McMillan also criticized bills on horse racing regulation and required repair estimates, while backing a tax measure to boost city sales tax receipts.
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Santa FE
Colin McMillan
McMillan
House Judiciary Committee
Senate
House
Consumer Protection Division
Charmaine Crown
Senate Finance Committee
Two U S Pilots Freed Reach Clark Air Base Philippines
Two U S pilots Maj Philip E Smith and Lt Cmdr Robert J Flynn, among the last American POWs in Communist China, arrived at Clark Air Base with 108 others awaiting flights home. They were shot down in 1965 and 1967 respectively near China and Vietnam borders.
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Clark Air Base
Philippines
U.S
China
Air Force
Philip E. Smith
Roadhouse
Ill
Robert J Flynn
Colorado Springs
Colo
Hong Kong
Smith
Hainan
Flynn
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Roswell district explains new salary policy amid debate
Superintendent Roger Luginbill outlined a district adopted policy aimed at linking pay to professional growth within a formal salary schedule. He defended safeguards against subjective judgments while noting potential evaluations include test data, student mix, and teacher performance beyond average expectations.
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Roswell Independent
Roger L. Lauginbill
Luginbill
National Education Assn
New Mexico
Board of Education
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Roswellite
Ussr
Naval Intelligence
Pop
Edgar C. B. Pash
David Bruce
New Peking
Frances Lewine
Associated Press
Sears
Bob Bryson
Senmea Convention
Roswell High School
Jerry Luck
Art Demp
General Assembly
Edgar Willard
Mesa Middle School
Zella Hunter
Bill
Red China
Laos
Shui Chun
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