Garrison defeats ex aide for post on Louisiana court
Former District Attorney Jim Garrison defeated his former aide Denis Barry for a seat on the Louisiana 4th Circuit Court of Appeals. A jury earlier found Clay Shaw innocent in the Kennedy assassination case, and Garrison was later acquitted of bribery charges but lost reelection bids and two Louisiana Supreme Court races.
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Mark Twain
Jim Garrison
Garrison
John F Kennedy
Clay Shaw
Denis Barry
4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Criminal District Court
Shaw
Louisiana Supreme Court
Mac Davis praises happy song and career award
At a Beverly Hills banquet Joan Wayne received the National Film Society Special Career Achievement Award. Mac Davis, veteran singer and exponent of positivity, talked about writing happy songs and his upcoming album Fantasy. He noted his two new albums and his focus on upbeat music after a chart drought.
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Joan Wayne
National Film Society
Beverly Hills
Wayne
Yakima Canutt
Davis
Amy 10-year-old violinist draws Carter visit to concert
President Carter and Rosalynn attend an outdoor children’s violin recital in Virginia. Amy, a 10-year-old student of Mrs. Ronda Cole who began lessons in September, played on stage with other beginners while her parents watched and clapped.
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Vibema
Twinkle
Little Star
Rhody
Carter
Rosalynn
Amy
Carters
Ronda Cole
Menten faces new war trial in The Hague
The Dutch Supreme Court overturned Pieter Menten's 15 year sentence for war crimes and ordered a new trial in The Hague. The 78 year old had been convicted in Amsterdam for participating in the Nazi massacre of Jews in Poland in July 1941, with 20 to 30 victims.
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Netherlands
Dutch Supreme Court
Pieter Menten
Amsterdam
Poland
Supreme Court
Menten
Podhoroce
Soviet
Ukraine
Schmitt to Visit Roswell During Memorial Break
Sen. Harrison Schmitt R New Mexico plans a busy Roswell schedule during the congressional recess. He will hold a 9 45 a m press conference at the Cat tleman's Steak House meet with locals attend a noon Kiwanis luncheon and host open office hours at the Federal Building and US Courthouse. He will also lecture on his Apollo moon mission at Goddard High School Little Theater and then visit Albuquerque Silver City Grants and Gallup over Memorial Day.
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New Mexico
Roswell
Kiwanis
Cattleman’s
S. Main St
Federal Building
Fifth Street
Richardson Avenue
Goddard High School
Schmitt
Albuquerque
Silver City
Grants
Gallup
Library plans move in July
Roswell library officials say a move to the new building should occur in July after delays with carpet deliveries. The five day move window is planned with a June 4 to August 10 summer reading program for kindergarten through sixth grade, co sponsored by Ronald McDonald House.
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Tyron D. Emerick
Roswell
Ronald McDonald
McDonald's
Mother Located in Roswell Case and Vandalism Report Summary
Assistant District Attorney Jay F Rosenthal said the teenage mother of the baby girl found in an irrigation canal north of Dexter last Wednesday night has been located. All persons connected with placing the infant are believed to have given sworn statements. Crime Stoppers highlights vandalism incidents in Roswell with four local businesses damaged and 44 tires slashed over the May weekend. rewards range from 100 to 500 dollars, with doubling for testified convictions. The Roswell Newcomers Club meets Tuesday June 6 at 12 15 p.m. with reservations due by June 5.
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Dexter
Rosenthal
Security National Bank
Palace Drug Store
Standard Auto Parts
DeNio Chrysler Plymouth
Southwest Dodge
Frontier Buick
Montgomery Ward
Roswell
Sunday Daily Record
Mary Knapp
Chinese flee Vietnam claim persecution press reports
Hong Kong papers say Chinese evacuees accuse Hanoi of persecution and call for talks with Beijing. Vietnam rejects charges, cites rumor fears and business expropriation as reasons for emigration. Hanoi urges China Vietnam talks to resolve the dispute.
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Vietnam
Hanoi
Peking
Hsinhua
China
Cambodia
Nhan Dan
Vietnamese Communist Party
South Vietnam
Roswell Daily Advertiser Staff and Subscription Rates
The Roswell Daily Advertiser lists staff positions with Jack M. Swickard as editor and Jerry McCormack as managing editor. Subscription options include carrier delivery at 3.25 for one month and mail rates statewide at 4.00 for one month, rising to 39.00 per year.
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Roswell
Jack M. Swickard
Jerry McCormack
RM. Higginbotham
John Pettitt
Christine Floyd
Iass
al Geary
Tom J. Borovina
Roswell NM
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