Double Standard in U S Spain NATO Admission Dilemma
The Carter administration flags a democracy test for Spain to join NATO, while opposing Vietnam’s UN entry. The piece argues the U S applies stricter rules to friends than enemies, urging a veto of Vietnam’s UN bid until it proves democracy and human rights commitments.
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Carter
London
State Department
U.S
Spain
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
United States
Vietnam
United Nations
Kingdom
Carter bids welfare reform with 12 goals in focus
The article notes President Carter unveiling 12 welfare goals as a framework, while recognizing confusion over current programs. It discusses potential shifts toward replacing food stamps with cash, reducing interstate benefit variation, and the risk of an employer of last resort creating a permanent federal workforce. The piece cites Moynihan, Nixon reforms, and concerns about funding without new taxes.
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Carter
Congress
Sen
Daniel P. Moynihan
D-N.y
Senate
Elliot Richardson
Midwest
Albuquerque Tribune
Roswell park threatened by parking lot plan
Public forum urges protecting John W. Hall City Park in Roswell as officials consider a north side parking lot for the Memorial Recreation Center and adjacent facilities. The piece cites costs, accessibility concerns, and the need to preserve the park for youths and the community, inviting turnout at the May 10 city council meeting.
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Roswell
John W. Hall City Park
Memorial Recreation Center
Chaves County Memorial Youth Center
Smith
Missouri Avenue
Washington and
West Hobbs
O.K
First Church of the Nazarene
John W. Hall
Joseph C. Lea
Roswell Women Meet at Glover Home in May 1952
Twenty five members of the Roswell Business and Professional Women’s Club gathered May 6 1952 at 211 S Lea Ave for a business meeting with president Mina Belle Redman presiding. Roswell Navy man S N Montgomery stationed at Pearl Harbor is noted as a Rebel Rousers Hill Billy Band member. Guy Whicker announces the opening of Whicker Furniture Co at 112 E Second St, replacing Bragg Furniture Co.
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Roswell
Pearl Harbor
Hawai
Guy Whicker
Whicker
Land Chief Boosts New Mexico Mining Lease Rates
Santa Fe land commissioner Phil Lucero announces across the board increases in uranium grazing sand and gravel coal potash and general mining leases to align with western rates and inflation. He says beneficiaries including higher education will gain while sales resume after a long pause.
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Santa FE
Phil Lucero
Lucero
Bureau of Land Management
New Mexico
State Highway Department
Highway Department
State Land Office
Jack Kennedy
Land Office Mineral Division
Carlsbad
U.S
Kennedy
General Mining
General
CIA links to Dallas Oswald contacts surface in JFK inquiry
Witnesses and confidential reports suggest Oswald met anti Castro Cubans in Dallas in 1963 and was later associated with Morris Bishop and Cuba Mexico City embassy contacts. The House committee notes CIA attempts to cover up Oswald’s Dallas ties while supplying tapes and photos to link him to Mexico City embassies.
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Washington
House Assassination Committee
CIA
Dallas
John F. Kennedy
Lee Harvey Oswald
Oswald
Alpha 66
Antonio Veciana
Morris Bishop
Veciana
Bishop
Sylvia Odio
Leon Oswald
Kennedy
House
Mexico City
Guillamo Ruiez
Ruiez
U.S
Navy
Warren Commission
Napoleon’s Death and Decline From Power Examined
A compact, year 1821 centered retrospective traces Napoleon Bonaparte’s death on St. Helena and the later return to Paris. It notes post mortem findings, multiple battle wounds, health decline from Frohlich’s disease, and his influence, heir, and final years.
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Napoleon Bonaparte
Napoleon
St. Helena
Europe
England
Chasseurs de la Garde
Marengo
Louis Philippe
Paris
Toulon
Ratisbon
Achille
Wagram
Frohlich
Waterloo
Luneville
Austria
Spain
Turkey
Holland
Russia
Winston Churchill
Hitler
Marshal Michel Ney
Ney
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