Salvo last Roswell Army Air Field issue dated Oct 27 1945
Salvo the Roswell Army Air Field official publication ceased after the Oct 27 1945 issue as staff were discharged rapidly. Col J G Schneider led RAAF and offered well wishes. The feature included history photos of tents once occupied by pioneers and noted Sgt Major J Lucas in a caption.
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Shirley Michels
Roswell Army Air Field
Coll
J. G. Schneider
RAAF
J. Lucas
Ballard
Dayan Signals Israeli Goals for Peace Talks
In Tel Aviv Defense Minister Dayan pledged unconditional peace talks with Arabs but refused to abandon the Golan Heights Gaza Strip or the Strait of Tiran. He listed these as negotiation guidelines while saying preconditions are not required and the war could resume if fighting restarts.
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Moshe Dayan
Israel
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Gaza Strip
Strait of Tiran
Labor Party
Dayan
Jordan River
Old City of
Jerusalem
Sinai Peninsula
Tiran Strait
Gulf of Aqaba
Red Sea
Old Jerusalem
Egypt
Jordan
United Nations
Suez Canal
Yigal Allen
Torn between air and ground crew on dawn collision
A TWA Boeing 707 collided with an Israeli Stratocruiser as both moved on a shared runway before dawn. Two ground crewmen were killed and two injured in the crash, which occurred as the airliners were in near takeoff position.
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Associated Press
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Europe
Trans World Airlines
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Pope Paul VI Becomes First Pope to Visit Australia
Thousands greet the 73 year old pope in Sydney as security tightens amid fears after Manila attack. He arrives after a 28 000 mile journey across Asia and the Pacific, plans Masses at Randwick and meetings with Catholic bishops before continuing to Jakarta Hong Kong Colombo and home.
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Toll of Dead Listed at 623 For Weekend
Nationwide four-day Thanksgiving toll reached 623 deaths due to slick highways and limited visibility. California set a holiday high with 91 fatalities, surpassing the prior 1964 record. The National Safety Council had forecast 670 to 770 deaths from Wednesday evening to Sunday.
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National Safety Council
Indian Crewmen Aid Firefighters Near Carrizozo Fire
Two Indian crews joined firefighters to battle a grass and juniper fire northwest of Carrizozo shifting from 150 to 2000 acres. About 30 men fought early with two caterpillars and three pumper trucks on scene as strong southwest winds threatened containment. The blaze, deemed potentially man caused, burned dry pinon and juniper and knee high grass.
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Associated Press
Carrizozo
Harlan Smith
Bureau of Land Management
Smith
Las Cruces
Final Census Figures Show Population Growth Across States
The Census Bureau reports the U S population on April 1 at 204 765 770 including overseas workers. California gains five House seats to lead with 43. New York loses two to 39. Florida Texas Arizona Colorado gain seats. several states lose. Suburban growth outpaced central cities as three fourths of growth occurred in metropolitan areas.
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Iowa
North Dakota
Ohio
Tennessee
West Virginia
Wisconsin
New Mexico Road Toll So Far This Year
A New Mexico traffic tally shows 500 road fatalities reported so far this year, compared with the same period last year. The warning underscores ongoing highway danger and calls for improved safety measures statewide.
Taos Indians Face Senate Showdown Over Blue Lake Land Claim
Taos Pueblo of New Mexico confronts the U.S. Senate over land versus money for the 48,000 acre Blue Lake area. The House and Senate bills differ on title and control, with Interior Dept, Forest Service, and White House contending for religious land ties. President Nixon supported full title last spring. the outcome hinges on Sen. Anderson's committee and Senate votes.
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D-N.m
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R-Mich
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