Washington era reshapes Dominican Republic policy
William S. White argues U S intervention in the Dominican Republic marks a shift toward inter American security and a credible peace keeping force led by a Brazilian commander. He lauds the move as a historic victory for American leadership and criticizes anti intervention critics.
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Dominican Republic
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Off the Record in New Mexico A Borderland Outlook
A Mississippi narrator jokes about New Mexico as a state with Mexican and Indian stereotypes. He notes persistent interest in the Land of Enchantment, remarks on perceptions shaped by outsiders, and mentions military personnel and retirees making the state home.
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Jackson
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Pecos Valley
Food prices down in terms of work hours says editorial
The editorial cites The American Economic Foundation to argue that from 1900 to 1965 the cost of food, in work hours, fell from about 5.5 to 8 hours per day of work value, with wages rising and hours shortening. Improvements in farming technology transportation, processing, packaging, and retailing efficiency cut real food costs and boosted convenience.
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American Economic Foundation
Foundation
Balancing conservation and commerce in California redwoods
A plan by the Redwood Park and Recreation Committee proposes preserving thousands of acres of redwood groves as public parks while maintaining the regional economy. The twofold plan sells about 8 000 private acres to government agencies for park use, creating total Redwood parks over 110 000 acres, and opens more than 230 000 private acres for public recreation. The approach aligns conservation with commercial interests by expanding land and water access for fishing and hiking.
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Save the Redwoods League
Redwood Park and Recreation Committee
Redwood
Mountain of Winter by Shirley Schoonover review
A first novel set in a Finnish American mountain community in the upper Midwest. The book portrays a tough rural society battling poverty and timber scarcity, amid a stark, haunting landscape as the author crafts a folk like tale of resilience and danger.
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Shirley Schoonover
Coward McCann
Miss Schoonover
Midwest
Chaves County Red Cross Chair Chosen After Death
Mrs. W. A. Wilson elected yesterday as chairman of the Chaves County Chapter Red Cross to fill the vacancy created by the death of Grace T. Bear who had chaired the chapter for 13 years. Directors of Roswell Production Credit Association will attend a state conference in Albuquerque next week. A 20 member New Mexico Democratic delegation endorsed Roosevelt for a possible third term at the Chicago convention. Ava Knuten en in a story portrays a young woman seeking the meaning of love through personal trials and growth.
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Cuba
Johnson
Thomas Mann
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W. A. Wilson
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American Red Cross
Grace T. Bear
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Chicago
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Albuquerque
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Girls Home Board
Wakefield
Changing Scene Times of Torture in Bogalusa Activists Targeted
Kenneth L. Dixon portrays Bogalusa amid racial unrest as moderates face threats from both sides. Extremist leaders pay recruits, while bored youths and troublemakers flood the scene for kicks and cash. Local officials attempt a biracial commission amid recalls and harassment.
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Bogalusa
New Wine for an Old Bottle Inside the State Capitol
Refunds from 1964 state income taxes mailed by May 28 were promised as an improvement under Max Gonzales as head of the bureau of revenue and his deputy Jerry Brown. Merle Tucker began a stronger term as state Republican chairman while the New Mexico Girls Welfare Home seeks a new superintendent with social work background.
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Max Gonzales
Bureau of Revenue
Gonzales
Albuquerque Cpa
Jerry Brown
Bureau
Supreme Court
Jack Campbell
Youn
Lassie
Tucker
Merle Tucker
Gee On Lik
Roswell Daily Record Staff and Staff Roles
Roswell Daily Record lists Jimmy C. Cox as Advertising Manager Albert A. Stubbs as Managing Editor and R. M. Higginbotham as Business Manager. The paper prints at 4 North Main Street Roswell New Mexico and is a member of The Associated Press with AP dispatches.
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Public forum argues for reduced federal spending and debt payoff
A letter writer urges the public to demand cuts in government spending from President Johnson and Congress. He warns that high debt and ongoing borrowing threaten the economy and constitutional government, and promotes paying off the national debt at $10 billion yearly to restore vitality and security.
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