Stupidity Evident in Africa Says Ruark
Robert Ruark criticizes newly independent African nations and the Organization for African Unity for seeking to curb Western aid to the Tshombe government in the Congo. He likens their calls to colonial games and warns against anti Western blocs embracing communism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
London
Bernie Baruch
Nairobi
Kenyatta
Pants
Great Britain
South Africa
Commonwealth
Britain
Organization For African Unity
New York Herald Tribune
OAU
America
Negro Advancement Societies
NAACP
CORFE
Martin Luther King
Ku Klux Klan
Tshombe
Congo
Nyet
Trib
Peking
Moscow
Washington
United States
Uhuru
59 Arrows And No Game
A compact look at hunting rates and local activity across New Mexico areas. Bend toward Six Mile Hill antelope hunts near Roswell, Elida, and Ft Sumner with counts and outcomes for hunters and livestock showings at Albuquerque State Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Six Mile Hill
Santa Fe
Elida
Ft. Sumner
Junior Livestock Sale Opens at Eastern New Mexico State Fair
Editorial urges Roswell and Chaves County to attend the Junior Livestock Sale at the fairgrounds sales pavilion on Saturday Oct. 3 at 7 a.m. Buyers paid a record 35778.50 for 108 prize animals at Albuquerque. organizers cite livestock as a key local industry and warn of continued growth with community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Jon Heine
Chaves County
Terry Harshey
New Mexico
Chamber of Commerce
Roswell
Roswell Marks First Day Goddard Stamp In March Ceremony
Stanley J. Hodziewich explains how Roswell benefits from the Dr Robert H Goddard stamp first day issue. Posters in 44000 post offices, postmark would enhance Roswell and New Mexico visibility. Alan Shepard and Mrs Goddard attend, making the occasion memorable and historic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley J. Hodziewich
Philatelic
Post Office Department
Washington
Roswell
Robert H. Goddard
United States
Alan Shepard
New Mexico
Borrowed Squirbs Repeats In Underdog Struggle
A reflective note on how history repeats itself likened to an old 78 rpm record. It comments that the underdog fighter who gains success risks facing the same challenges again.
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Public has a right to know what kettle calls black
A columnist accuses Bill Miller and Barry Goldwater of racial deed restrictions tied to properties in Texas Maryland Virginia and Arizona. The piece alleges Miller privately discussed restricted deeds while publicly praising Johnson and notes Goldwater’s family involvement with covenants.
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Bill
Miller
Austin
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Texas
Barry Goldwater
Congress
Overlook Dr
Alexandria
Radnor Rd
Bethesda
Phoenix
Ariz
GOP
Country Club Manor
Barry
Robert Goldwater
CHAIRMEN TAKE TIME OFF IN NEW MEXICO POLITICS
Three Democratic county chairmen in New Mexico plan time off the public payroll ahead of the election. Revenue official Charles Brunacini names Ortiz, Garcia, and Brooks as considering unpaid leaves, with others choosing vacation time. Electors face a 1953 law restricting votes to party nominees and travel costs to Santa Fe.
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Will Harrison
Santa FE
Capitol
Revenue
Charles Brunacini
M. V. Ortiz
McKinley
Ernie Garcia
Brunacini
Curry
Austin Brooks
Revenue Bureau
Ports of Entry
Ruben Miera
Sandoval
San Miguel
Apples Duran
Motor Vehicle Division
R. N. Thomas
Carlsbad
Tillie Rivera
A. W. Skarda
Clovis
Gilberto Martinez
Albuquerque
J. Bryan Stephenson
A. B. Cox
Las Cruces
Warren Cobean
Roswell
Gid Hatfield
Deming
Campbell
Jack Campbell
George Zimmerman
Alamogordo
Kermit Nash
Lea
Norman Hodges
Grant
Cecil McIntosh
Raton
Das al Sanchez
Dave Serna
Zimmerman
Duran
Garcia
Census shows married status by gender in 1960 count
The Bureau of the Census reports that among people 14 years and older in the United States, 42,416,979 males were married and 42,749,302 females. Nashville Banner asks for explanation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Bureau of the Census
Nashville Banner
Roswell Daily Record Advertising and Editorial Staff Page
The Roswell Daily Record lists Jimmy C. Cox as Advertising Manager Albert A. Stubbs as Managing Editor M Migginbotham as Business Manager with office at 425 North Main Street Roswell New Mexico. Subscription rates and delivery details are provided for Chaves County by mail and by carrier with varying terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaves County
Tnderes
Welling
Were
North Main Street
Roswell
New Mexico
Public Forum condemns animal handling in Roswell shelter
Letter to the editor urges action over alleged cruelty at Roswell city pound citing mistreatment of animals and inhumane euthanasia. Writer compares Roswell shelter to Riverside California noting cleanliness and care and calls for public opinion and contacting officials during election year.
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Robert Ruark
AL Stubbs
Santa Fe Magazine
Fifth and
Richardson
Berlin
Pecos Valley
Lahondo Kiwanians
Roswell’s
Drew Pearson
Bill Miller
Dick Archibald
The
Union Wadding Co
Lockport, N.Y
Jim
Ted Linge
Ted Lingo
Jack Anderson
Maryland
Lingo
Anderson
Jim Borland
Alexander Sceresse
Jose Armijo
Demo DA
Tiny Martinez
Las Vegas
James C. Enloe
Demo
Raymond Keithly
Truth Or Consequences
Art Noble
Taos
John E. Hobbes
Cimarron
Jessie Kornegay
Ambrosia Duran
Tax Commission
Alberto le Pore
Italy
Elmer Garcia
George Conley
Anna Henriquez
Fenriquez
Douglas Henriquez
Federal Bureau of Land Management
Southwestern
State of Washington
Kornegay
Mess Aginst
Ed Mechem
Tom Bolack
Jimmy C. Cox
Advertising Manager
Albert A. Stubbs
M. Migginbotham
Roswell, N. M
Associated Press
Focal News
Riverside
Calif
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