Door to door religious visits spark wide public outcry
In West Lake Louisiana readers urge respect for private faith and reject house to house proselytizing. Letter writers from multiple states condemn intrusions while noting historical precedents and the need for tolerance amid strong opinions on religion.
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West Lake
United States
Soda Springs
Idaho
Kansas
Greenville
Miss
Abernathy
Texas
Flagstaff
Arizona
Salem
Washington, D.C
Roswell Suburb Plans Razing for Traffic Flow
Al Stubbs notes Roswell El Paso area efforts to ease bottlenecks by razing buildings and improving parking and street flow. Mentions Fourth Street issues, local junior high paper at Pueblo and community notices including honorary Rotary membership, and regional references to Billy the Kid lore in Lincoln County.
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AL Stubbs
Roswell
el Paso
Burma
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Fourth Street
War relief appeal set for Roswell Chaves County
Twenty five years ago on May 13 1940 war news reached Roswell as the Chaves County Red Cross received a national war relief fund appeal with a $960 quota. Harlan H Burrows of Chicago spoke on Pecos River Joint Investigation progress and future reports. In London Winston Churchill won a parliament mandate urging victory as essential to survival of the empire.
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Europe
Roswell
Chaves County
American Red Cross
National
Harlan H. Burrows
Chicago
Pecos River
National Resources Planning Board
London
Britain
Winston Churchill
Oil Industry Fiercely Competitive In Research And Prices
An executive notes that oil producers compete not only at the pump but in research, development of better processes and products, and efficient movement and storage. The global hunt for crude, billions in spending, and strict laws drive continuous improvement while benefiting customers.
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Comsgyreege
Taxpayer Revolt Approaching In State Legislatures
The article notes rising taxes across states including sales income property liquor and cigarette taxes as legislatures seek more revenue. It warns taxpayers to scrutinize state local and federal spending while citing Newsweek figures on total outlays.
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Newsweek
Freeway Sniper Suicide Ends Tragic Shooting Spree
A 16 year old fired 11 shots killing two people before taking his own life on a freeway. Police investigate motive while the community mourns the victims and thearing details emerge from the shooting spree.
Roswell Daily Record Staff and address details
Roswell Daily Record lists Jimmy C. Cox Advertising Manager and Albert A. Stubbs Managing Editor with office at 424 North Main Street Roswell New Mexico. It notes subscription rates in advance and carrier delivery options for Roswell Chaves County and surrounding areas.
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Chaves
Roswell
Trade
FRIEND OR FOE: DE GAULLE AND WESTERN ALLIANCE
Henry J. Taylor argues that Charles de Gaulle poses a strategic threat to Western unity. He portrays de Gaulle as aligned with Moscow and Beijing against NATO, saying France profits from U S support while pursuing independent policy. The piece warns that backing de Gaulle risks U S security and world stability.
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de Gaulle
France
Russia
Europe
United States
Free World
Moscow
Peking
NATO
Southeast Asia
Africa
Latin America
United Nations
Induct Job Corps Applicants for a Stronger Army
The piece argues the Job Corps mirrors Army work and could replace some draftee induction. It claims many youths would thrive with structure and rank, earning higher pay and jobs, while criticizing welfare dependence and suggesting Washington reexamine Job Corps to boost employment and taxpaying citizens.
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Dean Reeder
U. S. Army
U. S
United States
Army
Washington
Young Roswell senior questions U.S. foreign policy
An 18 year old Roswell High School senior, Ken Crow, argues that postwar policy shows weakness and asks if the nation should sacrifice its great name to avoid war. He rejects surrender and urges discussion on preserving country and freedoms. He signs from 1002 Princeton.
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Roswell High School
U.S
Ken Crow
Princeton
Pleasantly Interesting Book An End To Patience
Book review advocates Mary Durant Harcourt Brace novel An End to Patience as light bucolic fiction. It profiles multiple characters each with quirks and private thoughts, leading to humorous interwoven summer events and a Gilbert and Sullivan production. The reviewer notes its relaxed tone and readable progression.
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Mary Durant
Harcourt, Brace
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