Strap Usefulness in Delinquency Debate
Column argues postwar baby boom does not drive juvenile crime. It cites Judge Lester H. Lobel of Helena Montana who publicizes delinquents and parents, endorses jury trials with parents present, and promotes family responsibility over harsher tactics.
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Helena
Mont
Lester H. Lobel
Chicago
Lobel
Joe
Junior
Grandpa
More moisture eyed as New Mexico river prospects rise
A March forecast from USDA Soil Conservation Service and Weather Bureau cites excellent snowpack in New Mexico and Colorado, with upper Rio Grande at 153 percent of the 1948-62 average and Pecos runoff strong at Artesia. Despite near normal Pecos flow forecasts, low reservoir carryover keeps shortages possible.
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AL Stubbs
New Mexico
Colorado
U.S. Department of Agriculture, Soil Conservation Service
U.S. Weather Bureau
Rio Grande
Pecos
Artesia
Pecos River
Wolf Creek Pass
Hondo
Ruidoso
Sierra Blanca
Psychiatrist Advocates Island Segregation of Inferior Brains
A psychiatrist proposes isolating people with inferior brains on an island. The speaker warns that such a plan could backfire by overloading and sinking the island if carried out, implying practical disasters from eugenic ideas.
Time Uniformity sought to end scrambled daylight time
Editorial argues DST should be nationwide or not at all, warning that mixed schedules cause chaos across transport, broadcasting, farming and travel. It notes support for the Committee For Time Uniformity from varied industries and governments and urges action to end the current "scrambled time" problem.
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New Mexico
Committee
Committee For
Rhodesia Informant Warns of Red Chinese in Africa
Michael Newman, information advisor for Rhodesia in the United States, told Rotarians that Red China is active in Africa and mocks black nationalist governments. He praised Rhodesia as prosperous with no US aid and credited white minority effort for national resource development, opposing communism.
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Africa
Michael Newman
United States
Red China
Newman
Rhodesia
Borrowed Squirts and Witty Quips Across Papers
A compact collection of humorous quips from multiple papers. It features lines about Santa Claus, alarm clocks, post no bills signs, and political fences. The bits reflect light social satire and moral jests from various locales.
Mississippi Congressmen Face Voting Rights Challenge
Mississippi congressional seats face a challenge over voter rights with depositions alleging Negroes were barred from voting. Gov. Paul Johnson moves to improve the state’s image while Alabama’s earlier guarantees echo in reactions as northern pressure grows on Congress.
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Washington
Mississippi
Congress
Jim Coleman
Jim
Lyndon Johnson
Paul Johnson
Tupelo Journal
Johnson
Thompson
Jackson
Alabama
Four NM representatives face tough reapportionment in new districts
The piece outlines four New Mexico House members Jeff Good, Allen Thompson, Curtis Maxwell, and Rex Kipp facing altered districts under a 1965 reapportionment. It notes county populations, district pairings, and potential outcomes while detailing related political maneuvers and a prior partial reapportionment.
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Will Harrison Santa
Allen Thompson
Harding
Union
Mora
Curtis Maxwell
Catron
Socorro
Rex Kipp
Hidalgo
Luna
Sierra
Lincoln
Bill Shreeengost
Kenneth Black
HOUSE
Bruce King
Austin Roberts
Little Counties
Jack Campbell
House Appropriations Committee
John Mershon
Frank Bateman
Lea
Jeff Good
DeBaca
Wilbur Shackelford
Chaves
Elmer Skinner
Eddy
Courage on the block girl uses imagination for bravery
A Hartford Courant quote notes a girl walks home alone from school by pretending to be a feared bad guy to keep up courage. The Lamar Daily Democrat adds a flirtatious exchange implying spousal trust, while the Dawson County Advertiser subtracts moral commentary on currency and ethics.
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Dawson County
Advertiser
Hartford Courant
Lamar Daily Democrat
Roswell Daily Record Staff and Rates Info
Roswell Daily Record lists Albert A. Stubbs as managing editor and Jimmy C. Cox as advertising manager with business manager R. M. Higginbotham. Subscriptions are in advance with rates for Roswell and trade territory, and separate rates for other counties and states.
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Albert A. Stubbs
Jimmy C. Cox
Advertising Manager
Chaves
Meil
Roswell
Trade
Rugged Old Boys Heroes Without Glory Review
Book review by Jack Schaefer praises a narrative on 19th century frontier good men. It contrasts overglamorized Western villains with figures like Grizzly Adams Snowshoe Thompson John Phillips Bear River Tom Smith and Abilene calmers, framing them as models of integrity and ingenuity for modern readers.
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Jack Schaefer
Houghton Mifflin
Schaefer
Grizzly Adams
West
Snowshoe Thompson
High
Sierras
John Phillips
Fort Lara
Bear River
Tom Smith
Abilene
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