Roswell Record Reports 600 New Subscribers and Rodeo Attendance
Subscriptions rose with 600 new starts added to Roswell Daily Record lists as carrier teams swept neighborhoods. Rodeo turnstiles logged 6 375 paid admissions versus 7 527 last year. Saturday figures pending. A freelance photographer Cobean contributed to All Army Photography judging at Fort Sam Houston. Andrew Wyeth profile previews on KBIM TV with notes on his artistic philosophy.
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Roswell
Robert H. Beck
Carrier
Harold Kingrey
Kenyon Cobean
S. Washington Ave
Fort Sam Houston
van Deren Coke
University of New Mexico
George Honeycutt
Houston Chronicle
Wyeth
Kbim-Tv
Andrew Wyeth
Henriette Wyeth Hurd
Peter Hurd
San Patricio
America
Chadds Ford
Cushing
Maine
N.C
Wyeth Dynasty
Andrew
Junior Livestock Nets $32,240 at Fair
Sales at the Eastern New Mexico State Fair totaled $32,240.40 with Grand Champion Calf worn by Cherri Michelet selling to First National Bank Roswell for $1.60 a pound. Grand Champion Lamb owned by Tim Kunkel Dexter sold to Roswell State Bank at $9 a pound. Reserve champions and top bidders included First National and Security National banks of Roswell and First National of Portales.
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New Mexico
Banks
First National and Security National of
Roswell
First National of
Portales
Cherri Michelet
Hagerman
First National Bank
Lamb
Tim Kunkel
Dexter
Debbie Chenault
Roosevelt Co
Security National Bank
Good, DeBaca Co
NMMI
Portales First National Bank
Pig
Philip Pearce
Lea Co
Tom L. Ingram
Wesley Gray
Curry County
Dean Evaluation Service
Don Miles
Chaves County
Valley Chevrolet
Mark Gardner
Portales Firsts National Bank
Irena Musick
Roosevelt County
Johnston Pump Co
Charles Bennett
Howard McCall
Lea County
Jim Clark
Elida
Clark
J. C. Powell
Fairgrounds
BANK
Roswell State Bank
Jim Lusk
Roswell State
Saigon imposes new ban on demonstrations and street meetings
Saigon authorities announce a ban on demonstrations as the National Assembly plans to resume debate on the Sept. 3 elections. Riot police mobilize to enforce the order amid political tensions in the city.
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Associated Press
Saigon
National Assembly
Rio Grande Crest Falls as Flood Recedes After Beulah
The Rio Grande flood crest near the sea drops below flood stage at Rio Grande City as upriver residents still cope with silted land and damaged airports. Weather officials say the river should run bank full for days, with a possible second crest unlikely. Beulah’s rains triggered the floods, triggering weeks of repairs and recovery efforts on both sides of the border.
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Paul Recer
Harlingen
Tex
Rio Grande
Mexico
Rio Grande City
Weather Bureau
Brownsville
Matamoros
Gardner cites nation’s stubborn mood of negative thinking
Secretary of Welfare John W. Gardner warns of a pervasive negativity that hampers addressing national problems. He notes disillusionment from the Vietnam era may affect domestic resolve but expects the mood to eventually bottom out as Americans tire of grumbling and recrimination.
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Washington
John W. Gardner
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
ENM State Fair Sunday Events Schedule
The ENM State Fair runs Sunday with an 8 am horse show in English classes, a 2 pm rodeo, a 1 to 6 pm carnival, and a 6 pm check out time.
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ENM State Fair
State CLU Meet Set for Roswell
The New Mexico Civil Liberties Union affiliate announces an October or November meeting in Roswell. Gordon McShean Roswell Public Library head librarian was appointed to the CLU board at a recent meeting.
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Roswell
New Mexico Civil Liberties Union
American Clu
Gordon McShean
The
Johnson pushes 7 billion tax rise at Texas airbase
President Johnson urged Congress to pass a 7 billion tax increase warning that delaying action risks inflation. He said a 1 percent tax on the average earner is necessary to avoid higher interest rates and a weaker dollar. He announced Erwin Griswold as US solicitor general and noted no new Vietnam peace word from Hanoi.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Congress
Lbj Ranch
Erwin N. Griswold
Harvard
Hanoi
Defense Department
South Side Lutheran Survey Shows Baptist Lead Among Faiths
A Roswell survey of 1 333 residents by 13 Christ Lutheran Church members finds Baptists at 25.8 percent, Methodists 18.9 percent, Catholics 13.6 percent. The 1967 figures show Baptists down 7.1 percent and Catholics down 3.1 percent from 1966, while Methodists rise 2.8 percent. The study also notes home losses since Walker AFB closure and church attendance patterns.
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Christ Lutheran Church
Roswell
South Side
Walker Air Force Base
L. A. Shoberg
Lutheran Church
Assembly of God
Christian
Church of Christ
Episcopal
Lutheran
Presbyterian
Shoberg
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