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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1965
Page
4
A columnist debunks rumors that parent teacher associations are Communist fronts. He notes anonymous calls spreading the claim, cites PTA member and teacher tensions, and jokes about the impossibility of unanimous agreement within such groups. He ridicules the notion and imagines a musical about a frustrated PTA organizer.
Tomorrow at 7 a.m. the Eastern New Mexico State Fair hosts junior livestock auctions with free breakfast at 6 a.m. Roswell Chamber, led by Russell Smith and Bob Drobel, coordinates bids and participation from local firms and individuals to support FFA and 4-H members and crown sweepstakes animals.
Twenty five years ago the local post of the American Legion organized an emergency squad led by Lewis W Hammond to aid in searches. The unit was created to assist in locating a missing local man who disappeared Saturday night and was found Sunday morning, with plans to keep the organization as a permanent group.
An American observer describes Charles de Gaulle’s Elysee Palace press conference as lively and candid. He notes de Gaulle’s vigor, humor, and calm cabinet, while reflecting on rumors about health and staying in power amid tensions with the United States over Vietnam.
Santa Fe voters rejected two proposed legislator benefits amid fury over a 267 percent pay hike and a reapportionment plan favoring incumbents. The piece notes past defeats of repealing pre-primary conventions and the highway chief appointment, highlights pension boosts and a $2,400 yearly pay request, and outlines potential senate reform and a new appellate court as key ballot questions.
Mars will not be a practical vacation destination for Earth residents due to its great distance and rough cratered surface, which is less appealing than the moon.
The Roswell Rotary Club accepted a challenge from the Roswell Museum and Art Center to fund the Dr. Robert H. Goddard workshop project estimated at 15000 dollars. The club started with a 1000 dollar contribution and may seek further gifts from citizens to meet the goal. Rogers Aston urged memberships to support the museum and sustain Roswell’s national reputation.
The piece celebrates National Newspaper Week October 10 to 16, praising the U.S. press for its independence and defense of the public interest. It contrasts free journalism with propaganda states and notes the role of both high circulation papers and countless small weeklies and dailies as guardians of a free United States.
The Roswell Daily Record lists Albert A. Stubbs as managing editor and Jimmy C. Cox as advertising manager with R. M. Higginbotham as business manager. It provides subscription rates for Chaves County and other areas, a Roswell carrier delivery plan, and publication details at 424 North Main Street Roswell New Mexico 88201.
A letter to the editor from Richard Lynch of Ft. Stanton New Mexico argues against labeling chronic TB patients as hospital parasites. He clarifies that Dr. Rosenblatt did not coin the term and urges careful language and better understanding of tuberculin and sputum tests.
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