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Newspaper

Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1969

Page

3

Fulbright Dangerous to Nation

Henry J. Taylor derides Senator J William Fulbright as dangerously liberal and pro Reds. The piece claims Fulbright aids enemy propaganda through Hanoi Moscow Peking and Beijing stations while criticizing his ignorance on Australia Vietnam and global communism. It argues Nixon Kennedy and Johnson showcase better judgment.

Henry J. Taylor J. William Fulbright Iron Curtain Fulbright Nixon Kennedy Johnson China Soviet Union Foreign Relations Committee Australia Canberra U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee Tito Belgrade Berlin London Truman Fidel Castro Santo Domingo Joao Goulart Brazil Nikita Khruschev Mao Tse-tung Ho Chi Minh Bay of Pigs Vietnam Sen Oxford United States Czechoslovakia Paul Hnilica Hanoi Radio Moscow Peking Havana Senate Foreign Relations Committee

Honesty a small word with a big meaning

Editorial argues that small thefts by employees drive large losses. It cites a 1968 figure of over 2 billion dollars stolen from American businesses, equating minor pilferage to major financial impact. The piece notes internal theft harms raises and profits, urging honesty and strong security measures.

House a_ personnel Las Cruces

Campus revolt and Nazi influence on campuses in 1969

Washington notes growing campus unrest led by the Students for a Democratic Society with links to European radicals. Nixon warns of polarization between New Left militants and right extremists, including former Youth for Wallace groups now aligned with Nazi ideology. The NYA and leaders fight Carto’s control as anti Nazi actions unfold.

Drew Pearson Students For A Democratic Society Germany France SDS Pearson Edith Green Dore Washington Nixon New Left Adolf Hitler Youth For University of Michigan Mark Rudd Columbia George Wallace Alabama American University George Washington University Williams Hank Topper Cathryn Wilkerson Andrew St. John Youth For Wallace Willis Carto Wallace Youth Movement Carto National Youth Alliance Georgia Tech Atlanta UCAL Los Angeles Brigham Young University Provo Utah Wayne State University Detroit UCLA NYA Imperium Mein Kampf Tifer Massachusetts Harvard

Poor People's Walk-In Alarm Roils New Mexico Hospitals

A rumored poor people's walk-in led by Reies Tijerina and SDS members prompted New Mexico hospitals and doctors to prepare for possible mass emergency room visits on May 2. Officials urged police coordination and swift patient attention while denounced by some SDS figures as unconfirmed.

Fred Buckles Santa FE New Mexico Reies Tijerina Students For Democratic Society Tijerina Alianza Federal Albuquerque Alianza James L LaCombe New Mexico Hospital Assn NMHA Reis Tijerina Students For Democratic Society SDS

History Highlights May 2 1969

On this date in 1945 the Allies announced the unconditional surrender of Nazi troops in Italy and southern and western Austria. Also noted is the 1519 death of Leonardo da Vinci, Italian master of art and science.

Associated Press Italy Austria Leonardo da Vinci

Roswell Daily Record Staff and Rates Notice

Roswell Daily Record lists staff roles including Advertising Manager Jimmy C. Co and Managing Editor Albert A Stubbs with contact lines. Subscription rates are shown for Chavez County and other regions with monthly, quarterly, and yearly options. Published weekly at 424 North Main Street Roswell New Mexico 88701 and a member of the Associated Press.

Cay North Main Street Roswell N. M

Tragedy Refers to Dark Year and Campus Uproar

On a 1995 lunch break Joe and Moe discuss the so called dark year of 1970 71 and its lingering effects on students and society. They observe a shaken man described as a former SDS member now a victim of the era reflecting on lost education and broken lives. The dialogue contrasts idealism with harsh consequences and a nation seeking recovery.

Joe Moe America The Students For A Democratic Society

Senator Soaper Says and Other Dated Observations

A collage of 1960s style quips by Bill Vaughan touching on apportionment, lawn seeding before rain, dollar value, commencement speech, California earthquakes, and a rookie’s baseball milestones offering a snapshot of period humor and commentary.

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the Tree OF Knowledge Merry Drew Pearson and Jack Anderson Edward Bennett Williams Washington Law Firm Hitler NVA Conley’s Monroeville John Acord Dennis Mac- Mahon Louis Andrews Pat Tifer Wayne State Pittsburgh Pick-Roosevelt Hotel Wallace Larry Russell University of New Mexico Russell UNM Joe Black Embudo Presbyterian Hospital Embudo Espanola Hospital Espanola Black Atty James Thompson George Boal St. Vincent Hospital LaCombe George Craig Boal New Mexico Medical Society Col. Black Martin Vigil Holy Cross Hospital Taos Embudo and Capt Vigil Rio Arriba Santa Fe County Walker Glenn Walker Combined Juvenile Institutions Board Jim Grant Grant Springer State Department of Corrections J. E. Baker State Prison Baker Department of Corrections James Garrison A. N. Spencer Carrizozo Dan Ely Joseph Macaron Manuel Brown Norman Muggleston Corrections Jimmy C. CO Albert A Stubbs R. M Chavez County Trade CARR Roswell, NM Nis Annes Soaper By Bill Vaughan Tilly California
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