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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1967
Page
1
Mrs. Glenn A. Sweet of Wausau Wisconsin promotes Vietnam War support with Marine slogan on her car rear window. She plans to stay in Roswell until December 1 before flying to Okinawa to visit her Marine son. She urges others to write the slogan on windows, saying it cleans with water and won’t run.
AP dispatch reports Detroit Chrysler production halted as United Auto Workers President Walter P. Reuther condemns the crippling walkouts after the Chrysler Council backs a 95,000 member pact. Other items note Reagan on Vietnam, Dr. Sheppard plans to move abroad, Wallace vice presidency talk, Gavin on tactics, King's Vietnam comments, Satos visit, and Romualdi’s death.
President Johnson on the USS Enterprise proposed a meeting at sea with Hanoi as a path to peace. He urged both sides to meet halfway, invoking the Atlantic Charter and the sea as a neutral conference room. The speech linked past wartime cooperation with present hopes, while praising the Air Force and veterans.
Militant land grant claimant Reies Lopez Tijerina and four followers were convicted of assaulting two Forest Service rangers during a 1966 land grab attempt near Abiquiu New Mexico. Several co defendants received multiple counts with penalties up to 3 years and 10,000 dollars. A mistrial occurred on the conspiracy charge.
More than 300 people gathered on the courthouse lawn for a Veterans Day program in Roswell. Speakers included Vietnam veteran Carter, World War II veteran Anderson, and remarks by Mayor Harris. The event featured the Goss Rifles Drill Team, Color Guard, and drum corps, with musical tributes and blessings from local clergy.
United Nations United States Ambassador Arthur Goldberg held weekend talks with both sides seeking a UN Security Council compromise on the Arab Israeli war. He spoke with King Hussein of Jordan as Washington pushes a U S backed resolution viewed as acceptable to Israel but rejected by the Arabs.
A head on collision on US 70 about 27 miles south of Clovis killed three Portales women Millie Bannister 72 Maude Walker 70 and Ann White 45 and seriously injured White's daughter Carol 7. Police said the Portales women were in one car and investigation is under way with the White car possibly on the wrong side of the road.
Gary Don Brownlow 23 of Carlsbad was killed in a deer hunting accident in Rawhide Canyon Guadalupe Mountains. His cousin James Bell 14 fired at a deer and struck Brownlow in the head as Brownlow stood up. Bell was hospitalized in shock. services are pending.
Miss Teenage America pageant in Dallas Texas named Stephanie Crane 17 of High Ridge Missouri winner. She receives a four year 10 000 scholarship to a college of her choice. Crane is daughter of Mr and Mrs Daniel Richard Crane.
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