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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1967
Page
7
A five member U S inspection team at Antarctic stations of the Soviet Union and six other nations found no danger or unusual activity. The probe, begun in January and ended earlier this month, checked for treaty violations under the 1959 Antarctic Treaty which bans military use and allows inspections.
U S embassy leadership changes spark shift toward military influence in the Saigon pacification program. Westmoreland gains voice as Lodge and Porter depart, while 4 priority zones receive added aid. About 11 000 hamlets with 8 million under government control and 5 million under Viet Cong control are tracked in the 1967 plan.
The nation’s unemployment rate held at 3.7 percent last month while total employment remained steady. Gains in construction and government services offset declines in auto and manufacturing sectors. Factory work week fell to 40.3 hours, and average hourly pay rose to 2.78 dollars, though weekly earnings dropped.
A dense list of property transfers shows Irvin Longebaugh and Lola M to Veterans Affairs and other dealings with the Sec of Housing and Urban Dev. Numerous parcels in Casa Bonita Rancho Vista Mountain View and Crescent Heights change hands. IRS prices range from 1.65 to 38.50 with several acres and subdivision references.
Hank Pohlmann, Navajo Nation oil and gas supervisor, said Kerr-McGee Corp. found a second major oil deposit in Apache County on the Navajo Reservation. Production is expected to reach 3,000 barrels per day, with a prior discovery producing 600-700 barrels daily. Two more wells are under drilling about 33 miles south of Shiprock near the New Mexico border.
Lord Bertrand Russell, age 94, recounts his three lifelong passions longing for love knowledge and pity for humanity. The philosopher and Nobel laureate notes early algebra difficulties, praises Euclid, and reveals his war period focusing on World War I, with the first volume published posthumously after 15 years’ delay.
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