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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1966
Page
4
HAL BOYLE presents a light hearted sanity test to assess if readers are as sane as they think. The piece lists questions on envy, paranoia, and daily irritations to gauge mental balance and ends with a cheeky reminder that many share the same worries.
Santa Fe reports 248 federal projects to coordinate through the state office up from 130 a year earlier. Sen. Joe Montoya notes almost $9.97 million in Title I funds adding to education, while fallout shelter capacity has shrunk by about 50 percent as 700 igloos were decommissioned.
A 10 year old chimpanzee in Atlanta proves a fifth of vodka felled him, a note from The Chicago Tribune. Jokes contrast gender, money, and immigration with aphorisms on obedience, liberty, health, memory, and aging.
Mrs. Bob Huber will attend a National Defense Education Act remedial reading course at Highlands University this summer. The workshop, June 6 to July 23, is the only program of its kind in the USA for teachers of culturally deprived older children. Huber has taught remedial reading at Santa Fe High School this year. Bob Huber is Santa Fe Bureau Chief of United Press and traveled to Houston to cover a space event.
A 20 year old Dylan Thomas script about Welsh 1840s tollgate oppression becomes a costume romance. A squire with secret sympathy leads Rebecca's Daughters night rides while a glamorous heroine pursues romance amid formulaic melodrama. Novelty carries limited appeal as a film-ready curiosity.
Henry J. Taylor argues Red China's third atomic bomb heightens danger and calls for decisive action. He cites Rusk and McNamara forecasts, warns against world opinion as a weapon, and notes miniaturized A bombs can be planted by agents. urges bold U.S. response before Vietnam era pressures collide with the Mao threat.
The Roswell Daily Record lists Albert A. Stubbs as Managing Editor and Jimmy C. Cox as Advertising Manager. The paper is published on weekdays evening and Sunday morning from 424 North Main Street Roswell New Mexico 88201 and is a member of The Associated Press.
A collage of editorials argues for private sector action to curb perceived government overreach in insurance, criticizes labor disputes harming national security, mocks federal auto rules, cites presidential economy moves, and questions U.S. stance on Soviet exchanges.
In a burst of letters, readers suggest simple weather regulation ideas such as a giant umbrella or an astrodome spanning millions of miles. The Nashville Banner notes the paradox that those who deny money influence may not lack funds.
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