Fine Additions and Kidnap News From New Mexico
A new section at the New Mexico Military Institute opens on the hill with a dedication set for next Thursday. The piece also notes old NMMI yearbooks from 1914 and earlier, while Jim Koglin of Roswell, studying in Ecuador, reports his mother on the Gen Cesar Rohon Sandoval kidnapping case in Quito.
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New Mexico Military Institute
NMMI
Babe Godfrey
Nmmi Chapel
Albert Stubbs Sr
Lexington
Stubbs
NMMIL
Broncos
New Mexico
Jim Koglin
Roswell
Ecuador
W. T. Koglin
Fulkerson
Cesar Rohon Sandoval
Air Force
Koglin
Quito
University of New Mexico
Jim
Police plan action to evict Black Panthers at Desire housing
New Orleans police study a plan to enforce an eviction order against militants occupying part of the Desire housing project with the housing authority and district attorney. Black Panther members have occupied the area since police raided their former headquarters last September.
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New Orleans
Desire Housing Project
Housing Authority
Black Panther Party
One-car crash on Eisenhower Road leaves teen dead
State police report a single-vehicle accident on Eisenhower Road south of Roswell resulting in the death of Debbie Smith, 15, of Roswell. No other details were available at press time.
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Associated Press and Record
Eisenhower Road
Roswell
Debbie Smith
Armed Police Move Against Black Panthers at Desire Street HQ
In New Orleans police backed by armed units tried to evict black militants from a city housing project headquarters. NCCF members barricaded inside a two story building while residents were evacuated. Officials say trespass violations justify removal, militants vow to stay and claim community support.
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Mike Duffy
Associated Press
New Orleans
National Committee To Combat Fascism
Black Panthers
Desire Street
Housing Authority of
NCCF
Dist. Atty
Jim Garrison
Governors Bet On Warmer Western Rivalry Showdown
New Mexico Governor David Cargo and Arizona Governor Jack Williams committed a symbolic wager on this weekend’s football clash between Univ. of New Mexico and Arizona State. Cargo sent a telegram predicting UNM victory for the Western Athletic Conference title and offered a bushel of chili against a bushel of citrus from Arizona. Williams replied, You’re on.
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Phoenix
New Mexico
David Cargo
Arizona
Jack Williams
University of New Mexico
Arizona State University
Soam
Williams
Cargo
ENMU Roswell Officials Appeal BEF Budget Cut
A group led by ENMU Roswell dean Dr Dale Traylor will ask the state Board of Educational Finance to reverse a 42 000 cut in the Roswell campus 1971 72 budget The cut equals about nine percent of the campus 465 000 allocation and could prompt tuition increases from 130 to 192 for full time students The Friday hearing at 4 15 pm before BEF includes ENMU president Dr Charles Meister and Roswell officials and Mayor William Brainerd
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Jerry McCormack
Eastern New Mexico University
Roswell
Portales
BEF
Traylor
Roswell Community
Roswell High School
Roswell Post Office
ENMU
RIAC
Charles Meister
Donald B. Anderson
Robert H. Beck
Probe Moves On Another Lunar Chore
Soviet moonrover Lunokhod 1 opened a new reconnaissance mission and photographed its mother ship Luna 17. Tass described the eight wheeled rover maneuvering across the Sea of Rains, passing depressions and a small ridge, traveling 315 feet in its latest ramble.
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Moscow
Tass
Lunok
Sergeant Denies Slaying Civilians in South Vietnam
S. Sgt. David Mitchell testified he shot no one in My Lai in 1968 and helped gather about 30 civilians. Under cross examination he denied seeing anyone shot and said Lt. Calley later ordered him to reenter the village to check. Final arguments set for Friday. Calley’s trial ongoing at Ft. Benning.
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Associated Press
FT. Benning
Paul
Spec
Frank Beardslee
Army
Ronald Haeberle
Calley
Army Defense
Kenneth Raby
Aubrey Daniel III
Medina
My Lai
Beardslee
May Lai
Daniel
George W. Latimer
Haeberle
Robert Heard
FT. Hood
Mitchell
Brown
Michael Swann
William L. Calley Jr
Swann
Ait Ft. Benning
Bean cautions on Moscow lunar robot gains on anniversary
AP reports astronaut Alan Bean marks the Apollo 12 anniversary warning against overcrediting Soviet unmanned missions. He notes human actions were essential to experiments, recalls Conrad's repair work, and cites unmanned gear operating a year with ongoing signals and new moon features observed by Surveyor.
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Vern Haugland
Washington (Ap
Alan L. Bean
Triumph
Moon
Bean
Charles Conrad, Jr
Conrad
Gordon Swann
Geological Survey
Surveyor
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Bronco
William Calley
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Jupiter
Fla
Ernest Medina
Charley
Bochum
Germany
West German
Space Observatory
Heinz Kaminski
Bochum Institute
Washington
Senate
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Nixon
Cambodia
Israel
Manila
ENMAR
S. Vietnam
Ossie Brown
Paul Meadle
Terre Haute
Ind
U.S
Rocco A. Petrone
Manned Spacecraft Center
Houston
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