12 Nov 1969
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1969
Page
1
Henry J. Taylor explains how European funds flow into American stocks and how General Motors acts as a bellwether for the U.S. market. He notes foreign purchases, market timing challenges, and GM’s long-term price history including highs, lows, splits, and the 1966-1969 downturn, warning investors to avoid premature timing.
A review of the collection Quality in the Arts edited by Louis Kronenberger. Seventeen authorities discuss the meaning of quality across painting music dance film and fiction. Some essays hit the mark while others feel like little magazine pieces.
Washington reports the Supreme Court trips up 15-year delays in school integration and orders desegregation. It details internal HEW memos from 1968 69 showing how officials counseled or delayed enforcement, with notes on northern disparities and political pressure from Clark and Nixon era figures. The piece notes George Wallace and Lester Maddox eyeing desegregation as campaign leverage.
Roswell Daily Record details subscription rates in Chavez County and other areas by mail or carrier. Advertising manager Vaneger M Higginbotham listed with contact phone 622-7710. Publication at 424 North Main Street Roswell New Mexico 88701. Associated Press member notice included.
U. S. Sen. Joseph Montoya's fundraising influence is questioned as Democratic candidates jockey for position ahead of the 1970 election. The piece reviews past margins, party finances, and Northern county dynamics shaping governor and U.S. House races.
On this date 1941 Russians halted Germans near Moscow. Napoleon reached Smolensk in 1812 during retreat from Moscow. Sun Yat sen was born in 1866. Stalin became dictator in 1927 as Trotsky was expelled. Japan captured Shanghai in 1937. US 3rd Fleet destroyed Japanese convoy in 1944. Tojo sentenced in 1948. Five years ago Luxembourg’s Grand Duchess abdicated. One year ago US warned South Vietnam leaders on Paris talks.
The Right Rev. C. J. Kinsolving III, Episcopal bishop of New Mexico and Southwest Texas, says the diocese will halt $80,000 in national church quota if a grant to the Alianza is approved. He cites violence by Alianza members and the Tierra Amarilla raid, urging faith in nonviolent aid to the poor and urging the executive council to oppose the grant.
A collage of brief items notes a TWA passenger ballot on flight satisfaction, an hijacker who diverted a California to Rome voyage has not revealed his vote, a call for the silent majority to speak on pollution, color TV for a moon trip, a clash with pro football, and a science writer speculating future planetary position changes.
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