Campaigns seek recalls over Neutrality Treaty vote risk
Five states push recalls against senators who backed ratification of the Neutrality Treaty surrendering the canal to Panama. No recall provisions exist, but voters back home will judge their representatives. Senators Schmitt and Domenici opposed ratification, while supporters face possible political fallout as recalls intensify.
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Panama Canal
Panama
Senate
U.S
Harrison
Jack’ Schmitt
R-N.m
Sens. Schmitt
Pete Domenici
Schmitt
Sen. Domenici
Canal
House
Wisconsin
Louisiana
Arizona
Tennessee
Montana
Public backs nonmandatory fuel cuts in nationwide survey
A U S Department of Transportation poll of 1 538 people finds 53 percent favor enforcing a 55 mph speed limit as the best way to cut fuel costs, with public transport funding and car pools also popular. Gasoline rationing and higher taxes are least favored.
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U.S. Department of Transportation
United States
94th Infantry Division reunion planned in Denver
The 94th Infantry Division Association announces its 29th annual reunion set for July 2022 in Denver Colorado. The letter seeks former 94th Division members and directs them to contact Ross Jordan secretary treasurer at Batavia Illinois for details about the reunion and association.
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94Th Infantry Division Association
Denver
Colorado
94Th Infantry Division
94Th Division
Ross Jordan
P.O. Box
Batavia
Illinois
Public forum letter policy Roswell Daily Record
The Roswell Daily Record outlines submission rules for Public forum letters. It invites unsolicited letters up to 200 words, requires signed originals with writer’s home address, and excludes libelous, in poor taste, political endorsement, or false claims.
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Roswell Daily Record
Public Forum
Roswell Daily Record Public Forum
P.O. Box
Roswell, N.M
Aspeth-covered cable first used by Mountain States in New Mexico
In 1953 Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co announces the use of Aspeth-covered aluminum conductor cable in New Mexico per district manager C F Halverson. Crews install the new line along highways as Roswell hosts a Barbershop Quartet Society reorganization at the Chamber of Commerce with Len Cheney of Roswell Printing as contact. Catholic groups urge modest dress rules and a pledge from young women to avoid revealing clothing.
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Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co
New Mexico
C.F. Halverson
Roswell
Barbershop Quartet Society
Chamber of Commerce
Len Cheney
Roswell Printing Co
Militants Target Farms Over Prices and Policy
In Washington militant farmers have blocked traffic with tractors and pelted Secretary Bergland with rotten eggs while demanding higher crop prices. They warn of an overlooked threat to their livelihood amidst broader protest activity.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Agriculture Department
Bob Bergland
Foreign investors buy U.S. farmland amid land grab fears
A special report links Arab Dutch German and Italian investors to vast U.S. land purchases. Dutch Antilles fronts control 95,000 acres in Georgia and Oregon holdings sell to foreigners. Officials warn data is scarce and secrecy abounds as purchases rise.
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America
Netherlands Antilles
Curacao
Antilles
Europe
U.S
Utah
California
Caribbean
Hal Bernton
Mountain Valley Realty
Logan
President Carter
Georgia
Missouri
Dalhart
Texas
Oregon
Green Villa Farms
Jack Runyon
Runyon
Dutch Antilles
Doane Agricultural Service Inc
St. Louis
Forest Goetsch
Doane
Goetsch
Argentina
Brazil
United States
Agriculture Department
Zurich
Switzerland
Ed Reform Spars with Budget Proposals Stir New Mexico
In Santa Fe a brawl between the school board and parent groups grows with radio ads from board members. Lawmakers prepare for a two day Finance Committee meeting April 3 to review salaries and education funding. Attorney General Anaya to host a border crime conference April 5 7 highlighting narcotics control needs. Governor Apodaca pushes health initiative for state staffers with a cancer awareness program launching in April.
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Santa FE
Taos
Legislative Finance Committee
Washington
Harold Runnels
Midland
Texas
Roswell
Toney Anaya
Duke City
Jerry Apodaca
Jerry
Newboy network guides Carter era policy shifts
William Safire notes that the administration’s foreign policy is driven by a cadre from the NSC and State Department, notably Aaron Moose Lake and Brzezinski’s circle, shaping a disengagement and accommodation stance. The piece critiques how this “new-boy network” constrains the president, risks appeasement, and affects Africa, the Mideast, and Rhodesia.
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New-Boy
Kissinger
Africa
U.S
David Aaron
National Security Council
Fritz Mondale
Senate Intelligence Committee
Richard Moose
William Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Southeast Asia
Aaron
Moose
Horn of Africa
Carter
Somalia
Chad
Kenya
Rhodesia
Anthony Lake
Tony Lake
Henry Kissinger
Cy Vance
Mideast
New Boys
Old Toys
William Quant
NSC
University of Pennsylvania
State Department
Alfred Leroy Atherton
Atherton
Hal Saunders
Middle East
Senate
Henry
Menachem
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Baiaeu
Jack Anderson
Ernie Mills
William Safire
Newboy Network
Winston- Salem
Congress
Zbigniew
Woody Woodpecker’ Brzezinski
Cyrus Vance
Cambodia
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