Moonlighting Privacy Anger Grows In West Lake
West Lake residents discuss potential new laws on moonlighting and government data gathering. A Census Bureau survey aims to quantify dual employment across the country raising concerns about privacy and how much information the federal government can request. Neighbors describe moonlighters as workers with two jobs who pay taxes and support families, expressing frustration at intrusive questions about hours pay and second jobs.
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U.S. Bureau of the Census
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Burden of World Leadership in Johnson Era
Washington correspondents note President Johnson shows wear as foreign policy shifts focus from domestic aims to Viet Nam and Latin American security. The U S must lead with restraint and wisdom to prevent communist advances in Venezuela Colombia Guatemala and nearby nations while Cuba and Castro left lasting lessons.
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Washington
Johnson
United States
Viet Nam
South
Red China
Dominican Republic
Castro
Cuba
U. S. News & World Report
Venezuela
Colombia
Guatemala
Panama
Paraguay
Peru
Haiti
Latin America
U. S
Western Europe
Soviet Russia
Honor for R O Anderson at Colorado College commencement
Robert Q Anderson of Roswell named chairman and CEO of Atlantic Refining and Aspen Institute head will receive an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters from Colorado College and deliver the commencement address May 31. He chairs the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas board and owns Lincoln Livestock Co. He plans a move to Philadelphia while keeping a Roswell home.
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Robert QO. Anderson
Roswell
Atlantic Refining Co
Philadelphia
Aspen Institute For Humanistic Studies
Colorado College
Colorado Springs
Anderson
Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
Lincoln Livestock Co
University of Chicago
Lincoln County
Texas
Real estate is not decisive in Vietnam war
Henry J. Taylor argues that warfare hinges on destroying the enemy’s forces in being and applying classic principles of war. He cites Viet Cong strength, U.S. troop buildup, and parallel reconstruction as factors shaping strategy, while warning Communist concealment and waits for a favorable moment to strike.
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South
Viet Nam
Wellington
Robert E. Lee
Ho Chi Minh
Texassize
Indochinia
Laos
Cambodra
France
Beg
Dienbienphu
Mao
Joseph Laniel
National Assembly
Paris
Communist Party
United States
Kelly delays bid for governor as New Mexico politics swirl
Assistant Interior Secretary John Kelly pushes back his run for the Democratic nomination, delaying a May visit to June. Other items note Witt protests in reapportionment, Scudder quits as head of the motor vehicle inspection unit, and Socorro DA race shifts with Edmund H. Kase III's party switch. Albuquerque's House share grows in the new apportionment.
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Will Harrison
Santa FE
John Kelly
Farmington Times
Kelly
Witt
Atty
Boston Witt
Albuquerque
David Cargo
State Senate
U. S
Oliver Seth
Senate
Scudde
Gene Scudder
Socorro
Raymond Keithly
Edmund H. Kase III
Seventh Judicial District
Kase
Pablo Marshall
State House
Wie Ie
Federal power battle tests state versus federal authority
Editorial discusses the Federal Power Commission attempts to broaden reach over intrastate utilities through interconnection and wholesale power sales. It cites Florida Power & Light and a proposed Harris bill to reaffirm state regulatory primacy and avert federal encroachment on state affairs.
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Federal Power Commission
Florida Power & Light Company
FPC
Florida
Georgia
Harris
Roswell Daily Record Subscription Rates Notice
Subscription rates listed for Chaves County by mail and for other counties by mail. Home delivery by carrier options priced monthly quarterly semiannually and yearly. Publication details note weekday evenings and Sunday morning schedule. Located at 424 North Main Roswell New Mexico. Associated Press member.
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Chaves County
Roswell
North Main Street
N.M
Hoover’s 41 Years Guarding the Nation Enduring FBI Legend
The Carlsbad Current-Argus notes J Edgar Hoover’s 41 years as FBI director after his 1924 appointment by Attorney General Stone. It credits Hoover with restoring public confidence, guiding the bureau through Lindbergh’s kidnapping, bank robberies, and gangsters, while resisting Communist attacks and civil rights pressures.
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J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Stone
Hoover
FBI
Department of Justice
Young Hoover
Congress
Lindbergh
Carlsbad
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Young Democrats
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Socorro County
Lynn Cagle
Tatum
Hardin- Simmons
Abilene
Tex
Cagle
Salvation Army Capital Improvement Fund
Kenneth Wilbanks
Henry J. Taylor
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Peking
Moscow
State Capitol
Department
Bureau of Revenue
Sooke
Ed Mechem
Scudder
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Jack Campbell
Benny Sanchez
Campbell
Key
Albert A. Stubbs
R. M. Higginbotham
Danna
Roswell, N.M
Rn Einen
Associated Press
Jimmy C. Cox
Advertising Manager
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Coolidge
Supreme Court
Justice Department
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Harding
Harry M. Daughtery
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