Action-Packed NM Medical Society to Host 84th Meeting in Santa Fe
The New Mexico Medical Society schedules a high powered lineup for its 84th annual meeting in Santa Fe May 14 16 with speakers including Dr Emmit M Jennings and Congressman Durward Hall of Missouri A Roswell lineage leads the society with early presidents and current PAC head Dr Jennings planned banquet remarks The program also features Los Alamos scientists From Harvard Medical School and others plus a noted choir anecdote and Rotary Club talk by Dr Charles Meister about administering a university during wartime Berlin
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New Mexico Medical Society
Santa Fe
The
Medical Society
J. H. Shout
Las Vegas
Roswell
Emmit M. Jennings
Earl Malone
J. Marshall
Robert Bradley
W. T. Joyner
J W Kinsinger
H V Fall
C. F Beeson
H A. Ingalls
Artesia Mds
Chester Russell
C. Pardue Bunch
Jennings
Political Action Committee
Charles Meister
Eastern
Alamogordo
Governors worry as Cambodia crisis shadows Santa Fe conference
At the National Governors Conference in Santa Fe only 18 of 32 Republican governors are definite attendees amid unrest over the Cambodia action. Aides say further cancellations are possible as protests sweep colleges nationwide and Wallace's political future hinges on a June runoff.
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Santa FE
George C. Wallace
Nationwide student strike spreads as Kent State protests rise
Students on multiple campuses rally against Nixon Cambodia policy and the Kent State killings. National Guardsmen patrol Madison amid window smashing and vandalism, while protests surge from Buffalo to Princeton and Seton Hall to Texas.
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Associated Press
America
Nixon
Kent State
Cambodia
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Kent
Hanoi Boycotts Talks Over U S Air Raids
North Vietnam and Viet Cong announce a boycott of the 66th Paris plenary session to protest daily U S bombing of North Vietnam. Vietnam accuses the United States of barbarous acts and vows to resume talks on May 14 if conditions allow.
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Stephen Broening
Paris
API
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North Vietnam
Nguyen Thanh le
Vietnam
South Vietnam
Democrat Republic
Viet Cong
Ly van Sau
Indochina
Philip Habib
Habib
Nixon
Ellsworth Bunker
Saigon
Washington
Senate Passes Rail Corporation Bill Aims to Run Intercity Trains
The Senate approved a government backed corporation to operate most intercity passenger trains. The bill creates a 15 member board with eight presidential appointees and four public directors, aims for a nationwide rail network within 30 days of enactment, and sends the measure to the House after party line votes.
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IIT
Associated Press
Washington
IAP
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House
Hartke Nould
Commerce Committee
Hartke
Sen
Winston Prouty
R-Vt
Secretary of Transportation
Margin Down By Fed Cuts Margin Requirement
The Federal Reserve Board voted to reduce the margin requirement from 80 to 65 percent for stock bought on credit, effective today. The change lowers the down payment on a $100 stock to $65, with margin on convertible bonds cut to 5 percent for new transactions. The Fed notes a sharp drop in broker credit from $6.7 billion in June 1968 to $45 billion last March.
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Associated Press
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Wall Street
Fed
Roswell City Council pushes ambulance subsidy to court
In a heated meeting the Roswell city council voted 10-0 to hire a district court action for a declaratory judgment on the LaGrone Funeral Chapel ambulance subsidy contract worth 1200 dollars a month. The vote came after debate over rotating ambulance calls and business impact on Ballard Funeral Home.
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LaGrone Funeral Chapel
LaGrone
Ppmon
Ballard Funeral Home
Ballard
Joe Johnson
Charles Malone
Malone
Rob Baldock
Stiles
Johnson
Police
Roswell City Council Deliberations on Ambulance Feud Turn Personal
Heated council session features L Stiles defending his family ties amid ambulance contract debates with LaGrone and Ballard Funeral Home. Dr. Jennings presses Stiles on financial interests as Mayor Brainerd halts exchanges. Other talks cover Glover Packing Co. bonds and federal housing programs.
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Roswell
L| Stiles
Stiles
Ballard Funeral Home
E. M. Jennings
LaGrone Funeral Capel
Jennings
Bill Brainerd
Bill McCoy
Jim Lilley
Glover Packing Co
Stanley Smith
Mack Thomas
Federal
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