Posters collected by magistrate candidate Joe Cottrell
Joe Cottrell says he will remove all his campaign posters within a week and will not ask supporters to pull them down. He urges others to remove posters from improper spots to avoid a bad image and notes corrected Bernalillo County voter totals after a transposed figure error. He also mentions local football expectations and fall scenery around the courthouse square.
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Joe Cottrell
Cottrell
Joe Blow
Anderson Carter
Joe Montoya
Bernalillo County
Bernalillo
Carter
Montoya
Italy Recognizes Communist China in Shift From U S Ally
Italy and Communist China announced mutual recognition and planned ambassador exchanges within months after secret talks in Paris. Formosa’s status was noted without judgment. Taiwan severed ties with Rome while Vatican relations remain.
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Hilmi Toros
Rome
Italy
China
Mediterranean
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Mao Tse-tung
Peking
Formosa
Hsu Shao-chang
Vatican
Holy See
Taipei
Canada
Ottawa
Stockholm
Francesco de Martino
Liberal Party
Giovanni Malagodi
Unemployment Rises Slightly Driven by GM Strike
The Labor Department reports the jobless rate at 5.6 percent, up 0.1 point, as manufacturing payrolls fall by over 600 000 with auto sector strikes weighing on employment. Total employment edges up, car prices rise, and wholesale prices hold steady.
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Washington
General Motors
Labor Department
House
John W. McCormack
Dmass
McCormack
Nixon
Harold Goldstein
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Leifeste to direct New Mexico watershed program
William Leifeste formerly of Roswell was chosen to lead the Bureau of Land Management watershed program in New Mexico. He will oversee technical watershed management and coordination for 13.6 million acres of federal public lands in the state.
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Associated Press
Santa FE
William Leifeste
Roswell
Bureau of Land Management
New Mexico
Leifeste
End of Quickie Divorce Packs Courts at Juarez
About 500 people gathered at the Juarez government building as U S residents rushed to obtain Mexican divorces before a new law ends the 1933 easy divorce rule. Courts paused 200 cases to manage the surge. petitioners sought immediate attention to catch flights home.
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Juarez
EL Paso
Tex
U.S
Chihuahua
United States
Civic clubs try to top ticket sales for Wool Bowl game
Bill Anderson challenged Roswell civic clubs at a La Honda Kiwanis meeting to sell the most Wool Bow tickets. The traveling Sheepherder's Trophy goes to the selling club president and will be awarded at a Nov 24 luncheon. The Wool Bowl game is set for Thanksgiving Day. teams are not announced.
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Art Brosius
Lions Club
Civic Club
Brosius
LaHonda Kiwanis Club
Bill Anderson
Dick Crewe
Cal Jeanselme
Roswell
United States presses U.N. on Vietnam war prisoners
Sen. Claiborne Pell urged U.N. members to pressure North Vietnam to repatriate all American POWs under the 1949 Geneva convention. In the U.N. Social Committee Pell called for bipartisan action as about a dozen relatives listened, noting mistreatment could widen support for ending the war.
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United Nations
N.Y. AP
United States
U.N
North Vietnam
Sen
Claiborne Pell
D.R.I
U.S
General Assembly
Pell
Fourteen Survive Wreck Off North Carolina Coast
Coast Guard reports 14 survivors rescued from the 268 foot Bahamian motor vessel Caribbean Mist after it sank in shoal waters off the North Carolina coast. Three crew members feared missing as search continues with multiple vessels involved.
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Portsmouth
Coast Guard
North Carolina
Duke University
Orlando
Fla
Air Force Launches Spy Satellite From Cape Kennedy
The Air Force launched a secret 1800 pound spy satellite from Cape Kennedy at 5 40 a m EST aboard a Titan 3 rocket. Intended to give 30 minute warning of a Soviet or Chinese long range missile attack, the satellite will be parked over the Pacific then shifted to Southeast Asia for infrared sensor checks and early operational capability in 1971. Newsmen were barred from viewing the liftoff.
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Cape Kennedy, Fla
Air Force
United States
Soviet Union
Red
Pacific Ocean
Pentagon
Cape Kennedy
Pacific
California
Southeast Asia
Red China
Italy Extends Diplomatic Ties to Red China
Rome announces Italy will recognize Red China after twenty months of negotiations ending a cabinet meeting. Premier Emilio Colombo, seen with reporters, confirms the decision and a shift in foreign policy.
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Emilio Colombo
Rome
Italy
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By Neil Gilbride
Detroit
General Motors Corp
United Auto Workers
Tel Aviv
Poice
Helsinki
Finland
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
Benito Mussolini
Civic Clubs
5Th District
Roswell and Vicinity
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