Gulf Oil Pleads Guilty to Illegal Campaign Contributions
Gulf Oil Corp pleads guilty to making illegal corporate contributions to Nixon's 1972 campaign and to two Democratic congressmen. Gulf VP Claude C. Wild Jr. also pleads guilty to consenting to a $100000 Nixon donation. Judge Hart fines Gulf and Wild. no jail term. An American Ship Building employee testifies involvement in directing donations via company bonuses.
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Washington
Gulf Oil Corp. Today
Nixon
Gulf
Claude C. Wild Jr
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
House
Ways and Means Committee
Henry M. Jackson
Wash
U.S. District Court
George L. Hart Jr
Wild
Senate Watergate Committee
FBI
Matthew FE. Clark Jr
Amiship
Lorain
Ohio
Robert E. Bartlome
Committee
Clark
Company
George M. Steinbrenner III
John H. Melcher
Melcher
Bartlome
Braniff Airways Inc
Harding L. Lawrence
Hart
Corporation
Lawrence
Watergate
Jackson
Jackson For President
Stanley Golub
Seattle
Watergate Committee
Mills
Cloyd Mellett
Pittsburgh
Mellett
Special Prosecutor
Wool Bowl festivities set Roswell for November
The Wool Bowl Week features 16 hot air balloons race on Saturday morning November 24 and a Miss Wool of New Mexico pageant Friday night with 19 contestants including seven from Albuquerque and seven from Roswell. Navarro Junior College Bulldogs and Fort Scott Community College Greyhounds meet in the Wool Bowl football game with a big parade and halftime show.
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Roswell Inn
Jerry Pritchard
Navarro Junior College Bulldogs
Corsicana
Texas
Fort Scott
Kan
Community College Greyhounds
Carlsbad
Norma Weatherly
Roswell
Water line breaks at Roswell High School prompting late start
Roswell High School paused classes after a water line broke during the night. Officers found the leak at midnight due to pipe corrosion. Repairs finished earlier than expected and school resumed at 10 30 a m with students Tony Clark Carla Guitar Jana Guitar and Helen Barnard among those affected.
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Roswell High School
Tony Clark
Carla and
Jana Guitar
Helen Barnard
RHS
Roswell City
Clark
Francis Clark
S. Ohio Ave
Guitar
Dorothy Guitar
S. Wyoming Ave
Miss Barnard
Henry Barnard
S. Hemlock Drive
Brandt calls for equal status for nine nation EU
West German Chancellor Willy Brandt urged the United States to treat the nine nation European Economic Community as an equal partner. He said Europe must act in unison and support a West European government with broad powers. French Foreign Minister Jobert echoed calls for European influence and criticized U.S. Soviet dominance and bilateral deals.
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Associated Press
Strasbourg
France
Willy Brandt
United States
European Economic Community
Brandt
European Parliament
Europe
Middle East
Western Europe
Michel Jobert
Soviet Union
Jobert
French National Assembly
Russia
U.N. Security
Kissinger assures China of friendship at Chinese dinner
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger told Premier Chou Enlai in Peking that the United States will maintain friendship with the People's Republic of China whatever happens in the future. Chou refused to say when Washington might break with Chiang Kai-shek's government, noting he would not visit the U.S. while Taiwan remains represented. Kissinger met Mao Tse-tung at the Forbidden City in a lengthy exchange as talks on a communique proceed before his Japan trip.
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Peking
Henry A. Kissinger
China
United States
Chou Enlai
People’s Republic of China
Washington
Taiwan
Chiang Kaishek
Chou
Chiang
Dr. Kissinger
Nixon
Kissinger
Mao Tse-tung
Forbidden City
Mao
State Department
Robert J. McCloskey
Japan
Secretary of State
Chi Peng-fei
Chavez autograph event in Roswell Gallery draws public
State Sen Tibo Chavez will sign his historical books Thursday in the Gallery at Roswell Inn from 5 to 6 30 p m He plans to run for governor subject to the Democratic primary The public is invited to attend Washington AP The Senate approved a bill authorizing private oil pipeline construction across Alaska Sen Henry M Jackson predicted Nixon would sign it Santa Fe NM AP The New Mexico Board of Economic Development will meet in Artesia Wednesday under Gov Bruce King to discuss energy shortages conservation measures and hold next year funding for on the job training plus reports from the departments of development tourism and publishing
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Tibo Chavez
Roswell Inn
Chavez
Washington
Senate
Alaska
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Nixon
Santa FE
N.M
New Mexico Board of Economic Development
Artesia
State Department of Development
William C. Simms
Simms
Bruce King
Department of Development
Toles
Border Commission
Commission
King and Thomas
Albuquerque
Columbus
Antelope Wells
New Mexico
Group backs foreign trade zone for Roswell
New Mexico Border Commission Trade and Commerce Committee unanimously backs Roswell as a foreign trade zone to serve as an inland port for international goods. Roswell officials cite state support and talks with federal agencies as key steps toward designation.
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New Mexico Border Commission Trade and Commerce Committee
Roswell
Penrod Toles
Santa Fe
Deming
Columbus
Alamogordo
William F. Brainerd
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Wool Bowl Committee
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Diane Finley
Debbie Garrett
Anita Kuemmerle
Sharon London
Dawnell Massey
Kathy Savage
Hagerman
Sharlyn Miles
Dexter — Debbie Johnson
Lee Ann Reinecke
Socorro
Sharon Daniel
Roswell and Vicinity
Associated Press and Record News
U.S. Customs Service
Department of Transportation
Washington, D.C
Brainerd
Department of Commerce
U.S
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