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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1966
Page
4
A light column lists humorous phobias and fears in modern life, naming multiple invented conditions such as taphenphobia fear of being buried alive and graphophobia fear of writing. It notes fears from responsibility to aging while playful, satirical in tone.
Stated features include the Graham School for Cattlemen in Garnett Kansas with a week of insemination and herd management training. Francis Roland Schenck of Roswell earns Phi Kappa Phi at Texas Tech during a banquet in Lubbock. Robert C. Anderson discusses Atlantic Richfield Company naming and spacing.
Santa Fe reports Bruce King, soon to be announced as replacement for former Gov. John E. Miles, will lead the New Mexico Democratic Party. Miles resigns after long service. a June Central Committee meeting will formalize King’s appointment as Lusk and King coordinate post gubernatorial race unity. Also discussed is Amendment 10 linking magistrate court funds to schools, with voters deciding potential cost impacts.
A collage of aphorisms and quips in W.O.W. Magazine contrasts social judgments with sly humor. Jests on manners, marriage, and morals mix with adages about speech, generosity, and the bond between neighbors. The tone mocks pretension while hinting at everyday hustle.
Book review of Conrad Richter’s A Country of Strangers from Knopf explores Stone Girl a white girl captured by Indians raised among them and later torn between white and native worlds. The novel narrates loss betrayal and a journey through danger and cultural anxiety.
Public notice listing subscription rates in advance for Chaves County by mail and other areas, carrier delivery options, and home delivery per month, three months, six months, or one year. Includes office address and AP news use rights.
Roanoke Times notes a changing phrase about memory and loyalty, while commenting on ongoing efforts to raise the gross national product and the recurring setback of law enforcement breaking up large narcotics rings. The piece blends aphorism with a critique of economic policy and crime.
A Grand Forks Herald editor conducted a brief public opinion survey at the North Dakota Oilmen's Conference. He found many misinterpretations of terms like depletion and wildcat, noting the public depends on oil industry understanding for policy and steady fuel supply.
The text argues that government financial integrity underpins prices, warning that social welfare spending will rise sharply toward 1970, boosting taxes or debt and inflation. It criticizes price controls and links a falling dollar to rising groceries, urging enduring fiscal discipline.
William S. White denounces the Fulbright Morse liberal faction as an elite junta undermining elected policy on South Vietnam. He argues their campaign seeks to strip the President and Secretary of State of decision power, requires broad Republican and Democratic support, and threatens responsible governance amid a chaotic Senate liberal revolt.
The Fort Myers News Press reports Southern lawyers mount a constitutional challenge to a voting rights bill claiming it exceeds limits. A separate Rock Island Argus item jokes about poverty programs and Bobby Kennedy. No clear outcome given.
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