Busy English professor dodges confrontations over Hemingway
Bitter U English professor Harvey Yoicks juggles a packed schedule of campus confrontations from Students for an Uptight University to Afro-Polish Society and beyond while a Hemingway biography interview unfolds. He hints at rescheduling and promises a class return as students demand readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Yoicks
Wimbledon
Bitter U
Ernest Hemingway
Hemingway
Tolstoy
Voicks
Miss Samuels
SIG
Inter-Fraternity
Headbusters
Che Guevara Amnesty Committee
Ho Chi Minh Revolutionary Movement
Bailey
Lockheed Cheyenne Flight Tragedy Spurs Scenic Controversy
Washington column exposes a hidden Lockheed contract dispute tied to the Cheyenne helicopter. Allegations focus on cost overruns, rotor instability, a fatal March 12 test off California, and a potential conflict of interest by Willis Hawkins who moved from Pentagon to Lockheed and back. The piece notes Army advisory concerns and political maneuvering surrounding defense contracts and a Rivers monument sponsorship.
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Washington
Air Force
Lockheed
Army
Lockheed Aircraft
Cheyenne
Pacific
California
Union Oil
David Beil
Willis Hawkins
Pentagon
Hawkins
Kurt Hohenemser
New York
Otis Pike
L. Mendel Rivers
House
Armed Services
Pike
Rivers
Marietta
Rivers Avenue
North Charleston
South Carolina
Catholic Senate May Pull Out Of NM Council Of Churches
The Santa Fe Archdiocese Senate will decide next week whether to withdraw from the New Mexico Council of Churches. Dissatisfaction over abortion positions and state aid to parochial schools is cited, though editors urge remaining in the council to maintain cooperative gains and unity.
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New Mexico
Senate
Roman Catholic Archdiocese of
New Mexico Council of Churches
Catholic Senate
State budget cuts erase Children and Youth committee
In Santa Fe the legislature dissolved the Committee on Children and Youth, allocating 9,500 to the post in each of the next two fiscal years while repealing the committee under the new Department of Corrections. Thomas Noonan heads the former panel. Gov. Cargo named 10 appointees but did not form an advisory county council. The moves accompany broader welfare funding shifts tied to AFDC projections and federal policy changes.
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Fred Buckles
Santa FE
Committee On Children and Youth
Department of Corrections
House Appropriations
John J. Mershon
D-Cloudcroft
Thomas M. Noonan
David F. Cargo
Nixon
New Mexico
State Health Social Services Department
AFDC
Eugene Mariani
Hssd Program Administration
Congress
America
Vietnam
Finch
Mariani
U.S. Supreme Court
Mississippi
New York
District of Columbia
Arizona
Colorado
Oklahoma
Texas
Utah
Wyoming
Harold Thompson
Albuquerque
GOP
U.S. Senate
Thompson
Cargo
U.S
Joseph M. Montoya
Harold
GOP US
Manuel Lujan Jr
Is Thomas Heldentenor The Wagner Star We Seek
AP Newsfeatures recalls Wagner heldentenor hunt with Jess Thomas 41, Hot Springs MD, chosen by Karajan for Siegfried and Gotterdammerung. Thomas presses Wagner focus, notes Gotterdammerung recordings, Bayreuth August staging, Met later. He cites Tristan as a key, prefers lyrical depth to explosive force, admires Birgit Nilsson who praised his Tristan.
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Mary Campbell
NEW York (Ap
Wagner Opera
Heldentenor
Wagner
Lauritz Melchior
Metropolitan Opera
Jess Thomas
Hot Springs
M.D
Thomas
Herbert von Karajan
Siegfried
Salzburg
Met
The
Karajan
Bayreuth
Tristan
San Francisco
Vienna
New York
Covent Garden
George Solti
Wieland Wagner
Tannhauser
America
Birgit Nilsson
Roswell Daily Record Advertising and Editorial Staff Note
Roswell Daily Record lists Jimmy C. Cox as Advertising Manager and Albert A. Stubbs as Managing Editor with R. M. Higginbothas as Business Manager. It provides subscription rates by mail and carrier in Roswell and surrounding territory, distribution details, and publication schedule, noting weekday evenings and Sunday mornings from 424 North Main Street and AP affiliation.
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Albert A. Stubbs
R. M. Higginbothas
Chaves
Roswell
Trade
North Main Street
N. M
Senator Soaper Says Satirical Town Notes
By Bill Vaughan humorous column quips on campus fears over exams, a centennial look at transcontinental rail travel, pesticides sparing eagles, a tourist town midway between two places, classroom sex education, and a congressman pleased his district school bears his name in pencil.
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Art Bschwald
New Left Antidefamation League
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Brezhnev
Church Council
Cash
Health Education Welfare
Robert Finch
Manuel
Jesse D. Konnegay
Santa Fe Democrat
Gary Dowd
Colfax County
Alvino E. Castillo
Raton
San Juan County
Paul R. Dillard
Farmington
I. J. Coury
Virginia Kittell
Bloomfield
O'Dowd
RIDER
Mst&t
Mountain States Telephone Co
Corporation Commission
Donald C. Rider
New Mexico Municipal League
Warren Nell
San Jon
Logan
Grady
Thomas Heldentenor
Jimmy C. Cox
Advertising Manager
Roswell, NM
Associated Press
Soaper
Bill Vaughan
Sludgepump