Nuclear paradox and salt depth at Nevada test site
Henry J. Taylor reports from Mercury Nevada on Red China's industrial and agricultural gaps and its race for a nuclear bomb. The piece highlights American expertise behind China's program, names Dr. Chien Hsueh sen and Dr. San chiang, and notes salt domes as key to underground tests while stating Soviet use of salt depths and domes for nuclear activity.
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China
Russia
Mao Tse-tung
United Nations
Peking
Canton
Chen Yi
Nevada
Chu-yuan Cheng
University of Michigan
Center For Chinese Studies
Red
U.S. Navy
Chien Hsueh-sen
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
California Institute of Technology
Chien Sanchiang
Red China
Hsueh-sen
San-chiang
France
Mme. Curie
University of Paris
Sian
Marco Polo
Italy
U.S. S.R
Winnfield
Louisiana
Michigan
New York
Kansas
Texas
Coach Gibson urges discipline and public example for Roswell athletes
Texas Tech coach Gene Gibson advised Roswell High athletes to keep behavior exemplary since public eyes judge the team. He said self discipline is crucial and that right actions often go unnoticed while missteps attract attention, urging avoidance of temptations to gain notice.
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Texas Tech
Gene Gibson
Roswell High
Gibson
Roland Champion
Atlantic Refining
Kotzebue
Alaska
Roland
Anchorage
Eskimos
Ponderings and Local Reports Highlight New Mexico News
The article notes Roswell High School’s former principal Bob Nelson teaching at Northern Illinois University. Chaves county saved $43,608 in Savings Bonds in January with last year’s total $660,286 toward a county goal of $800,000. Dean Boyd of Capitan is re elected to the New Mexico Hereford Assn. board at the state cattle growers convention in Albuquerque.
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Northern Illinois University
DeKalb, Ill
Roswell High School
Bob Nelson
Chaves County
Floyd Childress
Dean Boyd
Capitan
The
New Mexico Hereford Assn
New Mexico Cattle Growers Association
Duke City
Public Forum Letters and Readers Respond to Roswell Forum
Readers comment on content in the Roswell Daily Record. Marvin Byrd and Mebane Ramsay praise published letters and jokes while Donald and Mrs. McCourt defend federal funding for the Selma Montgomery march. The piece also includes brief syndicated quips.
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Roswell
Murder by Order in Goon Squad
Washington column links Viola Liuzzo murder to Ku Klux Klan goon squads tied to United Klans of America. Names Robert Shelton and James Venable cited as organizers with ties to Alabama politics and Atlanta figures. House Un American Activities Committee under slow action on Klan probes.
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Washington
Viola Liuzzo
Ku Klux Klan
Klan
Lemuel Penn
Georgia
Penn
United Klans of America
Mrs. Liuzzo
United Klans
Robert Shelton
Alabama
Goodrich Tire Co
Shelton
Goodrich
Albany
United
Jeremiah
Atlanta
Hard Park
House UN- American Activities Committee
Ed Willis
D-La
Young
Martin Luther King
Monroe
Bogalusa
WBOX
Willis
Senators Hire Standley to Aid Reapportionment Case
Nineteen of the 32 New Mexico senators have hired former Attorney General Fred Standley to intervene in a federal reapportionment case defending the senate plan. The group, led by Sen. Robert Lee and others, will pay about 400 to Standley. The piece also notes ongoing discussions on a pre primary convention law and changes easing widow estates under a new law.
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Will Harrison Santa FE
Atty
Fred Standley
Federal
Senate
Boston Witt
Robert Lee
Penrod Toles
Bill Duckworth
Ray Pendleton
Buddy Wamel
Joe Skeen
Ike
Standley
Demo
Albuquerque
Dona Ann
Harding
John Simms
Highway Department
Editorial: Municipalities Short-Changed In Roswell Tax Flow
The piece argues Roswell residents pay 4.9 percent of tax dollars to city government and 2.8 percent to debt, with 92 cents of every dollar leaving the city for county state and federal use. It cites gasoline taxes and calls for greater local control and citizen input to fix funding and services.
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Preeecipe
Roswell
Conservancy District
Chaves County
Main Street
Roswell Daily News Ad Rates and Contact Details
The Roswell Daily News lists staff roles Advertising Manager Jimmy C. Cox and Managing Editor Albert A. Stubbs with business manager R. M. Higginbotham. Subscription rates apply in Chaves County by May 7 and nationwide orders, with home delivery by carrier at $1.75 per month, $8.25 for three months, $10.50 for six, and $21.00 yearly. Published weekdays at 424 North Main Street Roswell New Mexico. Associated Press member.
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Chaves
Roswell
Symbolic Figures Of Times The Island Of The Angels
Leonard Wibberley’s short novel set on a Baja California seacoast island follows Francisco the hermit as he rescues a dying waif from Colonia Madre. He teams with a socialist schoolteacher and a devout priest, two symbolic figures of civilization, to battle death. The tale reads like a parable and showcases Wibberley’s insight across humor and sentiment.
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Leonard Wibberley
Morrow
Wibberley
Baja
Senora Revolucion
Father Sylvester
Sym
Francisco
Killknock
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Lakewood
Fletcher
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James W. Rutherford
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Seven-Foot Pickett
Santa Fe
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Uncle Sam
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North Main Street
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