Feminine Faces From Hal Boyle On Women And Expressions
Hal Boyle surveys female expressions in social encounters listing faces from the stone stare to pleased gratitude. He notes the hard unseeing look in public, the irritated expression at delays, indignation at obstacles, and the protective afterglow after a night out. He colors the traits with humor and keeps to general social behavior.
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Milady
Evone
Joan of Arc
Brunacini
Weather, gas prices, and war-time history notes
A Daily Oklahoman quip laments inconsistent rain and gas prices shifting after refills. The Hawk-Eye notes history shows a war roughly every 17 years with 19 since WWII end, hoping for a break. It also mentions Ruby trial reactions to judge and jurors.
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Oklahoman
United States
Burlington
Iowa
Supreme Court Endows FPC Power to Regulate Interstate Electricity
The Supreme Court ruled that the Federal Power Commission may regulate wholesale electricity rates in interstate commerce, shifting authority from state public utility commissions. The decision, arising from a California utility and city dispute, opens broad federal oversight as the power industry expands into nuclear generation and ultra high voltage transmission.
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Washington Post-La Times
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California Public Utility Commission
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Speaker visits old mine sparks regional mining tale
Ade, Tucson Retail Trade Bureau director, toured Ora Blanchard's mine near Bingham west of Carrizozo, praising the mineral-rich mountain and its owner. The piece notes Roswell shop owners and downtown groups eyeing renewal, plus Abbott family community work, a 1939 Roswell Spring Style Tea, and local crime and historical naming curiosities.
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Ade Abbott
Roswell Inn
Ade
Tucson
Abbott
Joe
Ora
Tucson Retail Trade Bureau
Roswell
New Mexico
RTB
Sears
Johnson faces foreign policy test as Republicans split
Mrs. Kennedy questioned the new president's foreign policy decisiveness in talks with Bundy. Rusk favored Johnson setting policy while serving as a team player. A Senate briefing on the Panama Bunker formula revealed GOP opposition and calls for a stronger secretary to persuade Latin American allies.
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R-Ill
Dick Russell
D-Ga
Armed Services Committee
John McCormack
Dmass
State Department
Chiari
Morse
McCormack
Fulbright
Humphrey
Russell
Georgia
State seeks return of hay program funds from ranchers in eight-year case
Two weeks after a Supreme Court ruling confirmed the state may recover 373,847.71 advanced in the 1956 57 hay program, Atty. Gen. Earl Hartley pursues repayment amid political pressures. The long dispute traces back to 1957 when federally funded feed aid spurred ranchers to sign affidavits for state help.
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Supreme Court
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Manuel J. Pacheco
Maxwell
Hartley
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Fred Standley
Standley
Ed Mechem
John Simms
Welcome to Roswell Science Fair Inspires Students
Editorial notes the Roswell science fair at Cahoon Armory and Pearson Auditorium with displays by upper level students in chemistry physics biology zoology physiology and more. It highlights viewing times 3 30 p m Saturday and awards 7 p m Saturday and credits New Mexico School of Mines and Roswell Kiwanis Club for support.
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New Mexico
Cahoon Armory
New Mexico Military Institute
Pearson Auditorium
United States
New Mexico School of Mines
Socorro
Roswell Kiwanis Club
Sonny Liston Arrested in Denver for Speeding and Concealed Weapon
Sonny Liston was arrested in Denver for speeding and carrying a concealed weapon. The remark about Cassius Clay hints at a taunting backdrop, while the headline notes the Bobby Baker investigation as being closed, though skeptics doubt any real closure.
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Sonny Liston
Denver
Cassius Clay
Bobby Baker
Roswell Daily Records Staff and Address
The Roswell Daily Records lists Albert A. Stubbs as Managing Editor and Jimmy Cox as Advertising Manager with R. M. Higginbotham as Business Manager. The paper operates from 425 North Main Street Roswell New Mexico and publishes weekday evenings except Saturday and Sunday morning.
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Roswell
New Mexico
Day in the Life of John Kennedy book review
Jim Bishop presents a present tense portrait of President Kennedy and family drawn from the manuscript written before the assassination. The book chronicles a white house day from 7 a.m. to after 11 p.m. blending intimate family scenes with staff procedures and admiring observation.
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Jim Bishop
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