Wife Backs Out on Special Trip
Ace Reid notes airlines push to have wives fly with husbands. A humorous tale recalls TWA past free-wife offers backfiring when recipients misused the perk. The columnist jokes about a trip with a wife and a mud belt monsoon town Bladesville, ending with the line I hate to leave my heart at home.
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Softline woes grow as GOP leaders face Vietnam rifts
Washington opinion column examines shifts among Republicans and Democrats over Vietnam policy. Sen Clifford Case and other hawks pivot to dove positions, provoking criticism from Dirksen and Eisenhower era allies. The piece debates whether a real crisis of confidence or conscience fuels the evolving stance ahead of 1968.
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Public Forum Free Intellectual Freedom in Roswell
Roswell residents call on the City Council and Library Board to uphold intellectual freedom amid debate over hippie poetry readings. The letter cites Adler v Education, urges public hearings, and warns that suppression could threaten the republic.
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Book Review Teaches Stalin Memoir Speaks Across Time
AP Special Correspondent reviews Svetlana Alliluyeva memoir Twenty Letters to a Friend. The book portrays terror under Stalin, blames Beria for much cruelty, and casts future generations as Decembrists seeking a constitutional Russia. The Kremlin faces a bitter, provocative challenge to its official narrative.
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Roswell Leaders Promote Aviation Ties and Local Pride
The Roswell area celebrates strong participation in the Junior Livestock Sale at the Eastern New Mexico State Fair and lauds civic leaders for backing industrial growth. Local officials and business groups push for improved airline service, a state Police Academy, and a Roswell-based aviation training and maintenance hub.
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Roswell
Thiokol Chemical Corp
Pan Am
Gail Harris
Santa Fe
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Air Force
West Texas
Restive Voters Shake NM Loyalty Over Vietnam War
In Albuquerque Senator Hatfield's speech signals rising voter restiveness in New Mexico over U.S. involvement in Vietnam. Democratic governor hopefuls King Easley and Mayfield face tough odds as national trends hurt the Democratic ticket. Hatfield notes volatile primary dynamics while discussing vice presidential prospects and party alignment.
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Mark Hatfield
Albuquerque
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Bruce King
Mack Easley
Bobby Mayfield
Sen. Easley
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University of New Mexico
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