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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1967
Page
4
A reporter skewers mid century fashion as designers push uniforms that erase female form. He visits designer Alfonso and his models in ensembles like Partisan and Distinguished Service and mocks trends that blur gender lines with militaristic and masculine styling.
An artist can deduct the fair market value of a donated painting, but a civic leader donating only services cannot. A professor who donated scholarly articles faced IRS limits, with the agent allowing only a $200 deduction for charitable contributions besides work costs such as paper and travel.
The Roswell Daily Record lists business phone number 622 7710 and publication schedule as weekdays evening edition and Sunday morning. Address shown is 424 North Main Street Roswell New Mexico 88201 with postage paid at Roswell NM.
William S. White portrays a troubled Congress during holidays with a fragile Democratic-led Senate. He cites Sen. Mike Mansfield and Sen. J. William Fulbright challenging leadership and pursuing foreign affairs power, while House leadership stays steady amid Senate dissent. The result is frayed discipline and rising antiwar tension.
Leo Rosten offers a fast private spy adventure featuring Peter Galton, a former intelligence man now private operator. Sulenkian hires him to recover three scientists, including a woman, but a mid course murder upends the plot as Galton, aided by scant CIA help, pursues the rescue amid Istanbul and Odessa.
The snippet notes a used TV for sale by a single elderly owner. It then jokes that tax evaders are wealthy and ends with a driving tip: assume others are reckless and you’ll be right most of the time, and safer.
The piece argues that capitalism and mass production raised living standards for the many by expanding amenities beyond royal privilege. It asserts big business exists to meet millions of needs and that liberal fears of capitalism overlook its role in reducing historic class barriers and expanding consumer conveniences.
Thoughtful observers wrestle with freedom under representative government amid rising dependence on centralized authority. Felix Morley argues the nation risks losing individual power and local responsibility as technology and directives concentrate decision making.
New Mexico Governor Dave Cargo and State GOP Chairman Sonny Johns dispute job applicant processing. Cargo insists applicants use normal state channels and rejects party headquarters screening.
The March 28 1967 AP digest notes events from 1834 when Jackson moved public deposits to state banks, 1868 birth of Maxim Gorki, and 1910 Theodore Roosevelt lectured in Egypt and at the University of Cairo.
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