Backstage in New Mexico on driving habits and science
A New Mexico State Police Board member discusses driver skill on busy highways, stressing two hands on the wheel and rapid reactions. The piece also cites The New Mexico Miner on silver dollars fading from circulation and contrasts Los Alamos and Brookhaven open town ideals with private home ownership.
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Associated Press
State Police Board
Theodore van Soelen
Santa Fe
van Soelen
New York City
New Mexico
Los Alamos
Atomic Laboratory
AEC
Congress
Brookhaven National Laboratory
Long Island
Brookhaven
Tea House of the August Moon Filming Rift in Okinawa
The U S Chamber of Commerce of Okinawa cablegramed producer Jack Cummings after bad weather in Japan halted production. The message says filming should have occurred in Okinawa and adds We forgive you with an invitation to reconsider.
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Will James
Smokey
Ray Bell
Oscar Star
Bell
State Game Department
Oscar
Naha
Okinawa
Jack Cummings
Japan
U.S. Chamber of Commerce of
Cummings
Pacific
Elimination Dates For County 4-H Set By Council
The Chaves County 4-H Club Council announced tentative elimination dates for the County 4-H contests. A county wide demonstration day is planned for June 4. County 4 H Camp at Camp Scott Able runs June 11 through 14 with a camp committee named. Rural Directories are now available to advertisers.
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Chaves County
Jewell Middleton
Camp Scott Able
Margo Nelson
County 4H
Bob Smith
Sam Bradley
Jack Ridgill
C. A. Burrows
Gene Smith
4-H
Army Plans Cut In Manpower Strength
The Army told Congress it will trim manpower by about 5 percent in the next fiscal year, averaging 1,034,100 personnel starting July 1. Maj. Gen. William S. Lawton testified before a Senate Appropriations subcommittee as it reviews a $3.6 billion budget request for fiscal 1957.
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Washington
Army
Congress
William S. Lawton
Army Comptroller’s Office
Lawton
Senate
Lovington 13 year old exits spelling bee on errant spelling
Connie Annette Pruit, 13, Lovington New Mexico, bowed out in the 10th round of the National Spelling Bee after tripping on the word extirpator. She misspelled it exterpator and exited the contest.
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Washington
Connie Annette Pruit
Lovington
N. M
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