Emissary leaves Hanoi in intensified Vietnam talks
The White House said negotiations pace with South Vietnam is satisfactory as Kissinger prepares to fly to Paris for talks with Le Duc Tho. Haig and Kissinger met Nixon at Camp David. Tho stops in Peking en route to Moscow and Paris. South Vietnam agrees to staged troop withdrawals and seeks involvement in further secret talks with Tho.
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County meet to include ballot count proposal
Chaves County plans a Dec 11 meeting with state legislators to address voting district methods and absentee ballot counting. County Clerk Earlene Smith outlines a proposal to use voting machines to record absentee tallies and reduce hand tabulations with bipartisan oversight.
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Chaves
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Don Woodman
Snowstorm Delivers Eight Inches as Omaha Sees First Major System
In Omaha eight inches of snow fell in the first major snowstorm of the season. A mannequin styled as a contrast to a shoveling man drew attention amid cold weather. The piece touches on local officials and a business dispute over film services involving Southwest Microfilm Co. of El Paso and Kodak.
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Omaha
Neb
Riverside tent city protesters ordered from school across street
Federal judge Gerald B Troflat ordered demonstrators to quit harassing pupils and teachers outside the Oceanway School after officials complained black students were greeted with degrading epithets. Supreme Court bars small town mayors from serving as judges in revenue driven fines. Artesia High earns Division I at Southeast District Invitational marching band festival with eighteen bands in competition.
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Roswell High
Goddard High School
Heather Wilson
Arizona prison escapee nabbed in Tucson
Charles Schmid Jr., convicted of strangling three Tucson girls and hiding their bodies in the desert, was captured in Tucson after escaping from Arizona State Prison. He fled with Raymond Hudgens, who remained at large, and was identified with a second man, Joe H. Cloyd of Palmdale, Calif.
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Joe H. Cloyd
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Hudgens
Florence
James Grover
Tempe
Grover
Mesa
Kingman
USS. Supreme Court
International cast of Up With People to perform in Roswell
Nearly 128 international cast members from the Up With People group will arrive in Roswell on November 24 for a show on November 25 at 8 p.m. in the Roswell High School gym. Host families are sought to provide housing, meals, and transportation, with 120 college-age youths from 12 countries. The group tours New Mexico, invited by Gov. Bruce King, and has toured continents and notable venues worldwide.
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Roswell High School
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U.S
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Bruce King
Arctic Circle
White House
Munich
U S pushes plan as U N debates terrorism response
The United States pressed for concrete anti terror steps at the United Nations General Assembly while African and Asian delegations prepared delaying action. Bennett cited over 20 international skyjackings and mail bombings since the assembly began in September as U N Secretary General Waldheim urged action following the Munich massacre.
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Palestinian Liberation Movement
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Assembly
Munich
Krebs and Sohn suit motion heard in Roswell district court
In Fifth Judicial District Court at 1 15 p m today Judge Paul Snead heard a motion in the Krebs and Sohn Inc versus Roswell State Bank James K Lusk City of Roswell William F Brainerd and Roswell Industrial Development Corp case Representing Krebs is Dale B Dilts of Albuquerque Defense counsel include Jennings Christy and Copple for Lusk and Roswell State Bank A C D Solsberry for Brainerd and Joe Johnson for Ernie Witucki of Roswell Chamber of Development and Commerce Formerly Roswell Industrial Development Corp The suit seeks 2 million in damages alleging enticement into Chaves County relocation violation of loan agreements conspiracy to destroy Krebs and Sohn and theft of production secrets patents and trained labor The Crismnas tree ornament firm based in Roswell Industrial Air Center reports 27 employees laid off with 12 later recalled Manager Bobby Thorpe says little about the suit Dr Max Katzberg part owner is to visit Roswell later this week The suit is signed by Eberhard Krebs secretary of the corporation from Albuquerque
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Roswell State Bank
James K. Lusk
City of
Thorpe
Max Katzberg
Roswell
Eberhard Krebs
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Albuquerque
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