Wool Bowl prep and Roswell pep rally plans noted
Early Santa letters arrive from Bryan Ray Cindy Ray Meg Phillips and Angela Beavers. Grand Rapids and Navarro teams travel to Roswell High and Goddard for pep rallies next Wednesday at 2 p.m. Thanksgiving Day game kicks off at 1 30 p.m. Grand Rapids expected 6 45 p.m. Tuesday for a warm welcome.
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Santa
Bryan and
Cindy Ray
N. Richardson
Meg Phillips
Angela Beavers
Davidson Dr
Grand Rapids
NMMI
Navarro
Roswell High
Goddard
My Lai testimony in Mitchell court martial debated
Paul Meadle may be called to testify in the court martial of S Sgt David Mitchell over My Lai killings but his lawyer plans to advise against testifying. Capt Ernest Medina plans to present new evidence as a fresh Army inquiry proceeds.
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Associated Press
FT. Hood
Tex
Paul Meadle
My Lai
David Mitchell
Meadle
PT. McPherson
Ernest Medina
Medina
My Lai Trial Evidence Shows Mass Killing Claims
Ronald L. Haeberle testified at Lt. William L. Calley Jr. court martial that he saw American GIs fire on 50 to 75 Vietnamese civilians south of My Lai. He described rapid machine gun fire, with civilians falling as they tried to run, while Calley faces charges of premeditated murder for 102 victims.
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Kathryn Johnson
Associated Press
FT. Benning
Ronald L. Haeberle
William L. Calley Jr
My Lai
Haeberle
Calley
Aubrey Daniel
Army
Daniel
Roger Alaux Jr
Alaux
University of Arizona
Aubrey Daniel III
Aalaux
William L. Calley
Ft. Benning, Ga
Governor Cargo Says He Was Bugged Two Years Ago
Governor David F. Cargo disclosed that his office telephone was tapped about two years ago and that an exclusion circuit now protects private conversations. Mountain Bell confirms the hot line is a one way circuit usable only for incoming calls from civil defense headquarters.
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Santa FE
David F. Cargo
Cargo
White House
National Civil Defense Headquarters
Washington, D.C
Douglas Peterson
Mountain Bell Telephone Co
Civil Defense Headquarters
Roswell Board Outlines Differentiation Staffing Plan
Roswell Independent School System advances differentiation staffing with a 21-teacher study group and a 30 day curriculum review in mathematics science and language arts. Election info set for Feb 2 1971 with candidates filing by Jan 4. New hires include Martha Carpenter Jo Denard and Elizabeth Garton. Federal funds of 640 825 comprise about 10 percent of the budget. Next meeting Dec 7 at Flora Vista Elementary.
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Jerry McCormack
Roswell Board of Education
E! Capitan
Roger L. Luginbill
Roswell Independent School
David Lee
Lee
Bruce Cox
Luginbill
Martha Carpenter
Lois Dickey
Pecos
Jo Denard
Valley View
Elizabeth Garton
Aulene Sims
Sierra Middle School
Flora Vista Elementary
Parade Plan For Annual Wool Bowl
Arrangements for the Wool Bowl parade were made at a breakfast meeting of the Wool Bowl committee at the Roswell Inn today. The parade will start at 2 p.m. on November 26 and travel along Main Street from Sixth Street to the Broadmoor Shopping Center. Bands participating in the parade were not listed in the readable text.
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Wool Bowl Committee
Roswell Inn
Main Street
Sixth Street
Broadmoor
Wool Bowl Arrivals Seed Roswell Pageant Schedule
Forecast for Roswell and vicinity calls for increasing clouds and cooler weather with lows around 36 and a high near 60. Miss Wool contestants Gail Heinzmann of Illinois and Miss Wool of America Miss Wool arrives Tuesday. NM Miss Wool pageant contestants expected in Roswell Monday as committee chair Al Snipes plans Wool Bowl events and a Friday 7 am Roswell Inn meeting.
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Roswell High School
New Mexico Military Institute
Goddard High School
Grand Rapids
Roswell Inn
New Mexico Road Toll So Far This Year
The tally shows 486 road fatalities in New Mexico for the current year, compared with 479 fatalities at this date last year. Authorities note trends and emphasize road safety campaigns amid the uptick.
Seven Roswell Preschools Face Zoning Hearing Thursday
Seven Roswell kindergarten operators appear before the city planning and zoning commission to plead grandfathered exemption or seek special permits after being cited for operating in single family and two family zones now restricted to multiple family and commercial zones. The council will decide at the next regular meeting.
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Roswell
City Planning and Zoning Commission
E. A. Bock
Planning and
Zoning and Commission
Lena Ball
W. Hendricks
Inez Yeo
W. Tilden
Richard
Crewe
W. College
Blanch Booth
E. Bland
Trinity United Methodist Church
S. Union
First Christian Church
S. Main
John D. Robinson
Planning and Zoning Commission
Nadine Sanders
S. Pine Ave
Consumer Group Threatens Suit Over Hazardous Toys
Consumers Union warned the government to ban eight toys cited as dangerous before the Christmas season. The group accused HEW and FDA of lax enforcement under a new Toy Safety Act while listing toys like Jarts and Etch a Sketch as hazards.
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G. David Wallace
Associated Press
Washington
Consumers
Consumers Union
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Morris Kaplan
Kaplan
HEW
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Reliance Products Corp
Wionsocket
R. 1
American Party Favors
Pittston
R.B. Jarts, Inc
South Glen Falls
N.Y
Ohio Art Co
Bryan
Ohio
Empire Little Lady Owen
The
Metal Ware Co
Two Rivers
Wis
Rapco Castright
Rapco Toy Co
Chicago
Ill
Suzy Homemaker Super Grill
Topper Toy Corp
Elizabeth
Sears, Roebuck and Co
National Commission On Product Safety
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Warren Harding
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U.N. General Assembly
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Soviet Union
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Neisse
Walter Scheel
Stefan Jedrychowski
UPI
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Morton W. Dann
Deason, Crocker, Singleton & Peters
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Roswell Independent
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West College Avenue
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Consumer Organization
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