Things That Give Boost to Life By HAL BOYLE
A compilation of simple joys and small triumphs that uplift daily life. Warm moments include a wife in the kitchen, beating the boss at gin rummy, clean letters from loved ones, lilac blooms, battlefield silence, and reunion songs. Also joys like window shopping on Fifth Avenue, a dentist’s reassurance, and a child’s awe at a falling star.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Sudge
Fifth Avenue
Manhattan
Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
Therincipal
U Thant blamed as Middle East crisis deepens
Washington columnist argues U Thant provoked a harsher Gaza withdrawal and aiding Nass er by bowing to perceived demands. The piece claims U N missteps mirror 1956 Suez politics, blaming communism and urging U S backing for Israel against pro Communist forces.
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Washington
Middle East
United Nations
U Thant
U.N
Egypt
Israel
Gaza Strip
Gamal Abdel Nasser
U Thani
Burma
India
Goa
Gaza
Nasser
East
U.N. General Assembly
Suez Canal
Kosanna
U. N
Soviet Union
South Vietnam
Syria
United States
Borrowed Squirrels and a Weathering Wife’s Day
A humorous quip likens husbands to a hard boiled egg with a yellow center and cracked top and urges wives to start gardening when the ground is workable. A monsoon is playful defined as a hurricane that could not afford Florida.
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Florida
Lightest Mexico UNUSUAL MEXICO RULER
Juan de Acuna y Manrique, Marquis of Casa Fuerte, served as 37th viceroy of New Spain arriving in Mexico City Oct 15 1722. Born in Lima 1658, he pursued a merit based admin, cleared debts, raised tax revenue, and undertook vast projects from Nayarit expansion to silversmith street Plateros. He died in Mexico City March 17 1734.
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John Abney
Mexico City
Juan de Acuna Y Manrique
Casa Fuerte
New Spain
Lima
Peru
Juan Vazquez de Acuna
de Acuna
Messina
Sicily
Aragon and
Mallorca
Philip V
America
Nayar
Plaza San Diego
Holy Inquisition
Viceroy de Acuna
Orizaba
Veracruz
Pachuca
San Juan de Ulua
el Carmen
Panzacola
Bahia del Espiritu Santo
Belize
Macao
China
Plateros
Madero
San Cosme and Damian
Impeachment Trial of Johnson Ends in 1868 Acquittal
On May 26, 1867 imprinting history notes the Senate acquitted President Andrew Johnson in his impeachment trial. Other items mark Tennessee Territory's organization in 1790 and Napoleon's 1805 Italian crown, with 1864 Montana Territory creation and 1942 Britain Soviet alliance pact.
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Associated Press
Andrew Johnson
Senate
Tennessee
Napoleon Bonaparte
Italy
Congress
Montana
Britain
Soviet Union
Wilderness Retention Sought for the Appalachian Trail
Book review notes Ann and Myron Sutton argue for preserving the Appalachian Trail from Springer Mountain to Mt Katahdin. They blend sights, advice, and history to appeal to hikers and future hikers, praising conservationists and citing Katahdin area efforts.
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Ann and
Myron Sutton
Lippincott
Suttons
Springer Mountain
Mt. Katahdin
Maine
Occa
Roswell Daily Record Subscription Rates and Address
The Roswell Daily Record lists subscription rates in advance for Chaves County and all other areas, with home delivery by carrier, monthly and yearly options. It provides contact details for the managing editor and the business phone number, along with publication address at 424 North Main Street, Roswell New Mexico.
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Chaves County
Roswell
Trade
CBI
PMR
North Main Street
N.M
Gas safety codes and industry public interest view on pipelines
A reflective editorial argues safety standards for gas pipelines arise from public interest and industry responsibility. It notes federal and state regulations since 1935 and cites the American Gas Association on reliability and public protection as central to the industry’s stance.
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American Gas Association
Inflation blame and the federal debt rise in the nation
An opinion argues that inflation primarily benefits the government through debt and taxes while hurting consumers. It praises mass food retailing, notes U.S. food spending among the lowest worldwide, and portrays retailers as losers rather than culprits in inflation.
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United States
France
Japan
Soviet Union
Rumored GOP Clash Over New Mexico National Committeeman
In Santa Fe a intra party clash threatens as the 271 member Republican central committee again meets to choose a national committeeman after Edwin L. Mechem resigns. Possible candidates include Merrill Johns, Robert Anderson, Carter, Bolack, Davidson, and McKim with Gov. Cargo coordinating or mediating. Mechem cites law practice pressures and Rex Mattingly heads a new state office as a fresh phase begins.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Edwin L. Mechem
GOP
State Central Committee
Beth McComas
Las Cruces
Katie Ely
Albuquerque
Republican National Committee
Merrill B
Sonny) Johns
Johns
Mechem
Robert C. Anderson
Roswell
Wee Johns
Anderson
Anderson Carter
Lovington
Tom Bolack
Farmington
Robert Davidson
George McKim
Dave Cargo
Albert Mitchell
Albert
Rex Mattingly
U.S
Central Committee
Carter
U.S. Senate
State Finance Department
Mattingly
Cargo
Donnybrook
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William S. White
Mexico
State of
Nayarit
Juan Flores de San Pedro
Book Review
Percival Baxter
Trevelyan
Mary Campbell
Alberta
Stubbs
Roswell, N. M
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Jimmy C. Cox
Advertising Manager
R. M. Higginbotha
Shapes
Harrell Budd
Governor’s Committee On
Department of Examining and Licensing
Department of Administration and General Services
Conservation
Public Safety Department
John Gott
Albuquerque Public Schools
State Finance Dept
Legislative Finance Committee
Bill Previtti
Capitol
Previtti
Bernalillo
Joe Wilson
Wilson
Guyton
William Duckworth
Clovis
Duckworth
eTilemme
MR. Wilson
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