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Newspaper

Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1968

Page

10

Kennedy Takes On Nixon In Idaho Campaign Swing

Senator Robert F. Kennedy shifts attack to Richard Nixon in Idaho and Utah as he barnstorms toward the presidential race. Johnson enjoys several endorsements from governors, while McCarthy faces a press aide dispute and Wallace expands his third party bid in the South.

Associated Press Robert F. Kennedy Idaho Johnson Richard M. Nixon Nixon Kennedy Pocatello New York Utah Philip H Hoff Vermont Harold &. Hughes Iowa Eugene J. McCarthy McCarthy Seymour Alabama George C. Wallace Wausau Wis Lewis B. Hershey Hershey Seattle

Polish student protests tie to government purge surge

The son of a Polish Culture Ministry official was arrested for organizing a Warsaw Medical School protest on March 11. Warsaw University professors named in purges include Juliusz Katz-Suchy and Krzysztof Pomjan, amid a government drive to blame intellectuals and Zionists for unrest. A 15 point student rights declaration drew a government rebuttal in Zycie Warszawy, while Edward Holmes, a U S student, was detained and expelled after being questioned by police.

Warsaw Poland Warsaw University Kurier Polski Andrze Newmark Culture Ministry Stanislaw Neumark Juliusz Katz-Suchy Krzysztof Pomjan Zycie Warszawy Berlin Edward Holmes Pittsburgh Krakow

Eleonora Sears, Pioneer Sportswoman, Dies at 87

Eleonora Randolph Sears AIDS? no, dies after brief illness in Palm Beach at age 87. Born September 28, 1881 in Boston, she first drew attention in 1909 attempting polo. She became the first woman squash champion in 1928 and excelled in tennis and horse show rings. Her wide sports interests included horse racing polo baseball football and boxing. She was four times a member of a national doubles championship tennis team.

Palm Beach Fla Eleonora Randolph Sears

Abrams Figures the Man for Vietnam Command

Washington reports secrecy around General Creighton Abrams possible as successor to General Westmoreland in Vietnam. Abrams, Westmoreland’s deputy, arrived unannounced after a White House lunch with President Johnson and met with Secretary Clifford and General Wheeler amid speculation of a forthcoming command change.

Washington Creighton W. Abrams William C. Westmoreland Vietnam Abrams Westmoreland Pentagon Defense Department White House Johnson

London Gold Market Faces Secret Talks and Free Trade Plan

Urgent discussions among London bullion dealers aim to create a free market in the world’s largest gold trading center after a two week closure. The dollar’s fate may be at stake as a two tier system with central bank pricing and a market price is debated amid alleged French attempts to influence Paris trading.

London Paris Bank of France Washington

Public Education Task Force Works on Stopgap Program

Santa Fe AP report: emergency task force edges toward a stopgap program for New Mexico public schools. Eastham proposes a special session between May 15 and June 1, with drafts by the Legislative Council Service. Proposals include a new textbook funds formula, local option taxes for 1968 69, and redistribution of existing funds, plus a 50 percent surcharge on personal income tax and a small rise in corporate tax to fund schools.

Santa FE Emergency Task Force On Public Education New Mexico John Eastham Bernalillo Eastham Legislative Council James Green The New Mexico Education Association

Marriage Rites Honor Resisters

NEW YORK AP The wedding at St. Clement's Episcopal Church on Manhattan's West Side united Joan Baez 27 and David Harris 22 in a ceremony that honored draft resisters. Guests sang gospel hymns after the vows with the couple and 150 attendees present in festive summer attire.

New York Joan Baez Miss Baez David Harris St. Clement’s Episcopal Church Manhattan West Side

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